luxury house with pool for sale Vitre, France

35500 - VITRE HISTORIC CENTER - SOUGHT-AFTER AREA - RARE PROPERTY ON THE MARKET - CHARACTER HOUSE - SOUTH FACING - 4 BEDROOMS - 1 OFFICE - 1 LAUNDRY - CELLAR - OUTDOOR COURTYARD OF 35 m2 - 5 mins from the STATION (TGV stop) EffiCity, the real estate agency that estimates your property online offers you EXCLUSIVELY this HOUSE with 6 rooms with an area of ​​150 m2 EXCEPTIONAL SITUATION in the historic center of Vitré including: AN EXTERIOR COURTYARD of 35 m2 with its courtyard On the ground floor: 1 LIVING ROOM of 55 m2 including 1 KITCHEN, 1 DINING ROOM, 1 LIVING ROOM and 1 WC On the 1st floor: 1 LANDING ON THE MEZZANINE - OFFICE, 1 BEDROOM-GAMES ROOM, 1 LAUNDRY AREA, 1 PARENTAL BEDROOM with its proposed SHOWER ROOM, and 1 WC On the 2nd floor: 1 LANDING, 2 ATTIC ROOMS (16 and 17 m2 floor space), 1 BATHROOM This CHARMING BRIGHT house, very well located, is located in the historic center of Vitré, the NEIGHBORHOOD is very popular A stone's throw from schools, transport, all local shops, parks and walking areas... Everything can be done on foot or by bike... 5 minutes walk from the STATION (15 minutes from Rennes and Laval, 2 hours from Paris by TGV) You are looking for a quality of life for your family, come and visit... OPPORTUNITY TO BE SEIZED VIRTUAL VISIT ON REQUEST

A 17th-century chateau listed as a historical monument with outhouses and over seven hectares of grounds, nestled between Rennes and Mont-Saint-Michel. Country lanes wind through farmland and woods to join a cul-de-sac that leads to the property. Beyond the entrance gate, a driveway leads to the chateau. A chapel stands beside this driveway. The chateau towers over a French formal garden. A pond lies on the far side of this garden. The chateau dates back to the 17th century. It has a basement, a semibasement, a raised ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a third floor. The edifice is listed as a historical monument. It looks out at its grounds, which extend all the way around the chateau and cover more than seven hectares. The chateau’s elevations are made of dressed stone. The building is made up of three asymmetrical sections. It stands in front of a main courtyard. A monumental double flight of steps marks the central section. A bell-shaped slate roof caps this central section. This majestic roof is adorned with a bull’s-eye window and underlined with modillions. A double-level roof lantern crowns the bell-shaped roof. Square slate tiles cover the roof lantern’s lower level and scale-shaped slate tiles cover its upper level. The roof lantern culminates in a finial. The edifice’s two other sections have hipped slate roofs. These hipped roofs are steep-sloped and are also underlined with modillions. Pediments with mouldings cap the windows. A broken arched pediment with a bull’s-eye window in the middle crowns the main entrance door. The facade faces east. It is bathed in natural light as soon as the sun rises. The sun then illuminates the other elevations throughout the day. At the back, there is a rear court edged by a south wing, an annexe and an orangery. At a lower level, there is an orchard and a swimming pool with a pool house. Woods complete the property. They form an enclosure around some sides of the property, which covers over seven hectares in total.

Twenty-five minutes south of Rennes, ten minutes from the dynamic commune of Janzé and its TER station, on a remarkable enclosed and landscaped green setting of more than 2,600 m², this 19th century residence renovated with ecological materials, develops a surface area of ??approximately 240 m², spread over three levels. Characterized by a high ceiling, pretty stone walls and its double entrance door, the garden level leads to a living room-kitchen punctuated by an imposing open fireplace, undoubtedly the centerpiece of the this first level, as well as two living rooms giving access to the terrace. Adjoining the fitted and equipped kitchen, a utility room with exterior access offers great prospects for storage and arrangement. Set back, an office leads to additional rooms dedicated to leisure activities. Adjoining the main building, we discover a games room, then an elegant covered swimming pool area designed in a thermal atmosphere, giving access to a terrace. From the entrance a beautiful staircase with authentic charm leads to the more intimate floors, reserved for sleeping areas. On the first floor, a landing decorated with its pretty half-timbered walls leads to four bedrooms, one with a dressing area and one with a shower room, then a bathroom with shower. Particularly cozy, the second floor opens onto a room ideal for relaxation, insulated with straw and clad in wood. At the same level, a convertible attic reveals potential additional surface area. Outside, a pleasant wooded garden, planted with various species including several varieties of fruit trees, designed like a priory garden, highlights the architectural style of this remarkable family home. The terrace, directly accessible from the living rooms and the kitchen, extends the living spaces and promises pleasant moments hidden from view. In the summer, a summer kitchen equipped with a barbecue, a bread oven and a smoker allows you to delight guests. In addition, we discover adjoining accommodation consisting of a living room with an insert fireplace and a fitted and equipped kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. A peaceful and warm place to live in harmony with nature, adapted to live in food autonomy. Other ancillary and technical elements: Carport, laundry area, cellar, well, greenhouse, henhouse, vegetable garden, heating by wood boiler, photovoltaic panels, two-field thermal panels for heating domestic hot water and the swimming pool. Private school accessible on foot, Janzé and Retiers TER stations 10 minutes*, La Poterie metro station and its park and ride 25 minutes* (* by car). ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 1590 euros and 2200 euros. (Diagnostics carried out after July 1, 2021). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr For more information: www-espaces-atypicals.com/rennes Contact Maxime Pilarski EI Sales agent RSAC 905147633

In the countryside, halfway between Janzé and Bain-de-Bretagne and thirty minutes from the entrance to Rennes Sud, this character property offers a most pleasant bucolic environment. Enveloped by a wooded park totaling approximately four hectares on which we discover a pond, an indoor swimming pool as well as a forest, this beautiful complex offers a main house built in stone, a surface area of ??approximately 178 m², an annex house built at the beginning from the 70s with a surface area of ??approximately 66 m², finally an annex building used as a workshop, shed and wood shed. With its pretty stone facade and refined decoration inspiring travel, the main house inspires charm and conviviality. The garden level opens onto a living room separated from the lounge by an imposing central stone fireplace, the centerpiece of the interior architecture. On a half-level, a fitted and equipped dining kitchen with plenty of storage space opens onto a west-facing terrace, and distributes the technical rooms. Set back, an office, a master suite consisting of a large bedroom with cupboard and a bathroom with shower, offer the comfort of living on one level. Upstairs, a pleasant mezzanine, ideal for a play or relaxation area, serves three bedrooms with storage space, a bathroom. Near the main house but not adjoining it, a single-storey house built in the 70s to be reinterpreted, presents a living room with a space reserved for the kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. water. The whole is structured around a pretty landscaped park and its pond offering beautiful relaxation areas including two terraces and an indoor swimming pool. In addition, a wooden log cabin will be an ideal playground for the little ones. Other additional and technical elements: Large laundry room, heating of the main house by recent heat pump, double motorized garage, attic, workshop, cellar, wood shed, henhouse, ecological phytopurification sanitation. Useful information: Ter de Retiers station 10 minutes*, city center and TER Janzé station 10 minutes*, La Poterie metro station 30 minutes*. (*by car) Main house: ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 1070 euros and 1500 euros. (Diagnostics carried out after July 1, 2021) Annex house: ENERGY CLASS: F CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2021: between 1510 euros and 2080 euros. (Diagnostics carried out after July 1, 2021) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr For more information: www-espaces-atypicals.com/rennes Contact Maxime Pilarski EI Sales agent RSAC 905147633

A 19th-century Renaissance Revival chateau with outbuilding and grounds overlooking a river on the outskirts of Laval. An impressive wrought-iron gate flanked by sculpted stone pillars opens onto a shady driveway leading to the chateau, set high above the beautiful surrounding grounds. To the north of the residence, there are a former caretaker's lodge and a garage. To the south, a swimming pool adjoins wooded parklands with a pond. To the west, the noble dwelling backs onto meadows stretching across a rocky promontory. Built in 1871 by architect Alfred Boutreux for a Laval doctor, the chateau is ideally situated overlooking the river Mayenne. The main facade is punctuated by four bays and five storeys, including a basement and an attic. The walls are of lime-rendered rubble masonry, while the corner quoins and window surrounds are of dressed tuffeau limestone. The foundations are of granite. Facing south-east, the main elevation is one of the most exuberant in the region, reminiscent of a theatre, it features a loge and balconies. The tall building is a superb example of the Renaissance architectural repertoire as revived by artists and architects in the 19th century. It features Corinthian columns, stringcourses, cornices, surroundings, entablatures, pediments, mascarons, balustrades and rustications, among other sculpted or moulded stone elements. The windows have basket-handle arches and large-paned wooden frames with rounded edges. The French windows on the ground and first floors are topped by glazed transoms and protected by small stone balustrades or wrought-iron railings. The steep pavilion roof is of slate, topped with brick and stone chimney stacks and features five massive, highly ornate pedimented dormers, three of which are arranged in a tiered group in the centre, together forming a pediment at the top of the building. These basket-handle dormers, set at the edge of the roof, are flanked by columns forming straight jambs, with massive stone pediments of various shapes, including the circular one at the top, which crowns the entire building, above the oriel window that forms the avant-corps of the building. This projecting section forms the most striking feature of the chateau. Built in the centre of the main facade on two storeys, including the basement level, it houses a winter garden bordered on three sides by wrought-iron glass walls. It is topped by a terrace with pear-shaped stone balusters, accessed from the first floor. To the south, there is a perron covered by a glass and wrought iron canopy. Lastly, to the north, a service entrance leads to a kitchen.