Reference: B4-21045NO
Fully restored 16th C Perche manor offering 340 m2 of elegant living space, retaining Renaissance details. Set on 1.5 ha with stunning views, it includes grand salons, outbuildings, stables, caretakers cottage and a historic kitchen garden. An additional 14 ha of meadows and riverfront land complete the estate.
This exquisite 16th-century manor in the Perche region sits atop a peaceful hill within a 1.5-hectare estate, offering breathtaking countryside views. Fully restored, it boasts 340 sqm of living space, including two grand salons with monumental fireplaces and four elegant bedrooms.
Original Renaissance features have been meticulously preserved, from carved stone lintels to a spiral staircase, restored doors, beams, and floor tiles.
The estate includes extensive outbuildings: renovated 19th-century stables, a tack room, four garages, a barn, a restored gatekeeper's cottage, a well, a terrace, and a historic 16th-century kitchen garden.
An additional 14 hectares of meadows and riverfront land nearby complete this rare and exceptional property.
The elegant, classically styled facade of the manor, with its finely carved stone details, reflects the grandeur of its past, while the interiors have been tastefully restored to enhance both historical character and modern comfort. The spacious salons on the ground floor feature majestic fireplaces that create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for entertaining or relaxing in front of a roaring fire.
Upstairs, the four bedrooms offer ample space, bathed in natural light, with panoramic views over the estate. Every detail of this renovation has been undertaken with the utmost care, ensuring that the authenticity of the manor remains intact while providing a comfortable and refined living environment.
Energy class : C
Climate class : C
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3720 euros and 5080 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021.
Beyond the manor house, the estate boasts an array of charming outbuildings. The large 19th-century stables have been beautifully renovated, making them suitable for equestrian use or other potential conversions.
The well-preserved gatekeeper's cottage could serve as additional guest accommodation, while the barn and garages provide ample storage and functional space.
The historic 16th-century kitchen garden, once used to supply the household with fresh produce, remains a delightful feature, perfect for gardening enthusiasts or those wishing to cultivate organic vegetables.
A well within the grounds ensures a sustainable water source for the estate.
A particularly unique aspect of this property is the additional 14 hectares of non-adjoining land, which includes picturesque meadows and riverfront terrain, offering further possibilities for agriculture, equestrian pursuits, or simply enjoying nature.
With its seamless blend of historical elegance and modern restoration, this extraordinary manor presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Perche’s rich architectural heritage. Whether as a luxurious private residence, a boutique hospitality venture, or an equestrian estate, this property embodies timeless charm and prestige in a truly magnificent setting.
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