17th Century Manor With Outbuildings And Woodland Park

About the Property

A 17th-century manor set within a wooded park, located just outside the village of Blois in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. This elegant residence, built in 1600, showcases classical Louis XIII architecture, characterized by its tall hipped slate roof and symmetrical façades. The property encompasses 107 square meters of living space and is available for €860,000. The manor is approached via a long drive lined with tall trees, leading to a rectangular structure that has undergone alterations over the centuries. Its rendered façades are adorned with tuffeau stone window and door surrounds, as well as quoins, while the main façades feature five vertical rows of windows across two levels. A prominent stone cornice separates the elevations from the roof, which is enhanced by gable dormers and bullseye windows, likely added in the 19th century. The entrance door, centrally located on the main façade, is framed by a large pediment bearing a coat of arms. The estate includes several outbuildings of varying sizes and periods, comprising a barn, a cottage, an estate keeper’s house, stables with coachman’s lodgings, and a vast reception room. Outbuildings: - Barn - Cottage - Estate Keeper’s House - Stables - Reception Room Price: €860,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/