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© Janice Reid 2010 - 2011
Property ref: 10048 Fully renovated Manoir with Longere and gardens of 2.4 acres. In Guegon, close to Josselin, Morbihan 56 Brittany
David Walton is an agent commercial working on behalf of french entree property services. Carte professionelle sur immeuble et fonds de commerce TPM 162
Ref: 10048 Le Manoir de Mongrenier €980,000 + Notaires fees
This very beautiful and exceptionally well restored granite manor house is offered for sale by the proprietors, who are retiring to La Roche Bernard.
In addition to the Manoir (manor house) and its Longère, (farm house) the property includes two well furnished cottages, attached to the Longère.
General Description: Le Manoir de Mongrenier
The 4 year restoration of this beautiful and historic manor house was started in 1997, by the present proprietors and was completed by 2001. During this period, the arboretum (landscaped area containing specific trees) and the gardens were laid out and the Longère was converted into two high quality cottages and an extensive Salle des Fêtes (function Hall).
This property dates back to 1248, Has re-hung 19th century wrought iron gates, with a 110 metre tree lined drive.
A graveled courtyard leads to granite steps and an oak double door, which is the entrance to the Manoir.
The Manoir
Four floors, each of 63sqm, internal dimensions.
A circular tower staircase built in 1744, complete with original oak treads.
Manior, Ground Floor : Main lounge of 49sqm.with a granite fire place with massive wrought iron fire back, whose carved granite chimney breast (circa 15th century) rises 3.7metres.
The kitchen, behind an 18th century armoire and a tiled-topped bar partition, is equipped with a Leisure Range Master (with hood); Zanussi fridge and Dishwasher; cupboards and a small, raised breakfast table with east facing views over the courtyard.
From the main lounge via a carved granite doorway to the tower staircase goes up to the first floor and down to the basement.
The first floor leading directly in to the study/library. This charming L-shaped room of17sqm, has a second huge granite chimney breast (circa 16th century) and is wood paneled (light chestnut) throughout. There is a fitted wall-to ceiling, seven-shelf chestnut bookcase. To the left of the library, double doors lead to the...
Master Bedroom, 35sqm, which has views over the courtyard and on to the swimming pool, gardens and the arboretum.
A third chimney (wooden) has been converted to provide a “half-tester” canopy over a double bed. A fitted cupboard has been installed. There is an en-suite bathroom of 3.6sqm with a single basin, bath and shower.
The space above the bathroom has been used for luggage storage. The separate toilet with hand basin and under floor (tiled) electric heating is towards the rear of the manoir. The ceiling of this floor has been replaced with chestnut parquet, supported by three original large oak beams.
The staircase continues its ascent to the enormous...
Second Floor, Grenier (attic room) Where Bedrooms Two and Three, each with an en-suite shower room, with basin and toilet, have been created and are separated by a small lounge of 9sqm.
The bedrooms, including bathrooms, measure 23.5sqm and 16.8sqm respectively and the original roof timbers, of typical 15th century design and stretching nearly 7metres up into the apex of the vast roof, have been left visible.
Mezzanine floors, reached by open plan staircases, are in each bedroom, providing a lower ceiling for the bathroom and a space for an additional bed above, there is a small fitted cupboard in each room.
Both bedrooms have a large “Velux” window, overlooking the gardens and the Sedon valley.
The Basement (sous-sol) Down the staircase in the tower, to a small vestibule, 8sqm, from which there is access to three more rooms.
The cloakroom, 10sqm, with a separate toilet, also has a shower unit and basin.
A sauna, 3sqm and a linen cupboard.
The utility room of 5sqm, is fitted with shelving and has space for a fridge, washing machine and dryer and houses the master fuse box. Both rooms have tiled floors.
Finally, the cellar (Cave) has racking for 800 wine bottles, shelving, a stainless steel sink and is air conditioned, with a separate boiler room (gaz), with fitted shelves, off the Cave. An external door opens in to a small “Italian” yard with steps up to the Manoir courtyard.
The ground floor of the Longère has been converted into a large Salle des Fêtes (function room) with two large guest bedrooms above. Attached to the Longère there are two cottages.
Bedrooms 4 and 5 - These two bedrooms, each with en-suite bath,
shower and toilet are situated on the first floor of the adjacent Longère above the Salle des Fêtes. Access to the rooms is via an external granite staircase with a wrought iron railing, rising from the courtyard. The rooms are separated by a landing of 17sqm.
Bedroom 4, 25sqm, has a fine view over the courtyard and on to the church and village of Coët Bugat. There is an impressive granite chimney breast, from the fireplace below in the Salle des Fêtes.
Bedroom 5, 33sqm, overlooks the courtyard and also has west
facing views over the gardens, towards the valley of the Sedon river.
All bed rooms are fitted with satellite TV, the original roof beams have been preserved and a chestnut parquet floor has been installed throughout. Central
heating is provided by electric radiators and the bathrooms have heated towel rails.
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This very beautiful and exceptionally well restored granite manor house is offered for sale by the proprietors, who are retiring to La Roche Bernard.
In addition to the Manoir (manor house) and its Longère, (farm house) the property includes two well furnished cottages, attached to the Longère.
General Description: Le Manoir de Mongrenier
The 4 year restoration of this beautiful and historic manor house was started in 1997, by the present proprietors and was completed by 2001. During this period, the arboretum (landscaped area containing specific trees) and the gardens were laid out and the Longère was converted into two high quality cottages and an extensive Salle des Fêtes (function Hall).
This property dates back to 1248, Has re-hung 19th century wrought iron gates, with a 110 metre tree lined drive.
A graveled courtyard leads to granite steps and an oak double door, which is the entrance to the Manoir.
The Manoir
Four floors, each of 63sqm, internal dimensions.
A circular tower staircase built in 1744, complete with original oak treads.
Manior, Ground Floor : Main lounge of 49sqm.with a granite fire place with massive wrought iron fire back, whose carved granite chimney breast (circa 15th century) rises 3.7metres.
The kitchen, behind an 18th century armoire and a tiled-topped bar partition, is equipped with a Leisure Range Master (with hood); Zanussi fridge and Dishwasher; cupboards and a small, raised breakfast table with east facing views over the courtyard.
From the main lounge via a carved granite doorway to the tower staircase goes up to the first floor and down to the basement.
The first floor leading directly in to the study/library. This charming L-shaped room of17sqm, has a second huge granite chimney breast (circa 16th century) and is wood paneled (light chestnut) throughout. There is a fitted wall-to ceiling, seven-shelf chestnut bookcase. To the left of the library, double doors lead to the...
Master Bedroom, 35sqm, which has views over the courtyard and on to the swimming pool, gardens and the arboretum.
A third chimney (wooden) has been converted to provide a “half-tester” canopy over a double bed. A fitted cupboard has been installed. There is an en-suite bathroom of 3.6sqm with a single basin, bath and shower.
The space above the bathroom has been used for luggage storage. The separate toilet with hand basin and under floor (tiled) electric heating is towards the rear of the manoir. The ceiling of this floor has been replaced with chestnut parquet, supported by three original large oak beams.
The staircase continues its ascent to the enormous...
Second Floor, Grenier (attic room) Where Bedrooms Two and Three, each with an en-suite shower room, with basin and toilet, have been created and are separated by a small lounge of 9sqm.
The bedrooms, including bathrooms, measure 23.5sqm and 16.8sqm respectively and the original roof timbers, of typical 15th century design and stretching nearly 7metres up into the apex of the vast roof, have been left visible.
Mezzanine floors, reached by open plan staircases, are in each bedroom, providing a lower ceiling for the bathroom and a space for an additional bed above, there is a small fitted cupboard in each room.
Both bedrooms have a large “Velux” window, overlooking the gardens and the Sedon valley.
The Basement (sous-sol) Down the staircase in the tower, to a small vestibule, 8sqm, from which there is access to three more rooms.
The cloakroom, 10sqm, with a separate toilet, also has a shower unit and basin.
A sauna, 3sqm and a linen cupboard.
The utility room of 5sqm, is fitted with shelving and has space for a fridge, washing machine and dryer and houses the master fuse box. Both rooms have tiled floors.
Finally, the cellar (Cave) has racking for 800 wine bottles, shelving, a stainless steel sink and is air conditioned, with a separate boiler room (gaz), with fitted shelves, off the Cave. An external door opens in to a small “Italian” yard with steps up to the Manoir courtyard.
The ground floor of the Longère has been converted into a large Salle des Fêtes (function room) with two large guest bedrooms above. Attached to the Longère there are two cottages.
Bedrooms 4 and 5 - These two bedrooms, each with en-suite bath,
shower and toilet are situated on the first floor of the adjacent Longère above the Salle des Fêtes. Access to the rooms is via an external granite staircase with a wrought iron railing, rising from the courtyard. The rooms are separated by a landing of 17sqm.
Bedroom 4, 25sqm, has a fine view over the courtyard and on to the church and village of Coët Bugat. There is an impressive granite chimney breast, from the fireplace below in the Salle des Fêtes.
Bedroom 5, 33sqm, overlooks the courtyard and also has west
facing views over the gardens, towards the valley of the Sedon river.
All bed rooms are fitted with satellite TV, the original roof beams have been preserved and a chestnut parquet floor has been installed throughout. Central
heating is provided by electric radiators and the bathrooms have heated towel rails.
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