A Distinguished and Historic Townhouse Offering Generous Accommodation, Gardens and Outbuildings in a Central Mayenne S…
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Agency: Prestige Property Group
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| €648,900 is approximately: | |
| British Pounds: | £551,565 |
| US Dollars: | $694,323 |
| Canadian Dollars: | C$953,883 |
| Australian Dollars: | A$1,070,685 |
Key Info
- Type: Residential (Château, Country House, Maison de Maître, Town House, Manoir / Manor House), Business (Hotel), Investment Property, Maison Ancienne, Maison Bourgeoise , Detached
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bath/ Shower Rooms: 4
- Habitable Size: 383 m²
- Land Size: 1,065 m²
Features
- Character / Period Features
- Driveway
- Fireplace(s)
- Garden(s)
- Off-Street Parking
- Outbuilding(s)
- Parking
- Rental / Gîte Potential
- Stone
Property Description
A Distinguished and Historic Townhouse Offering Generous Accommodation, Gardens and Outbuildings in a Central Mayenne Setting. This Impressive 17th- 19th Century 'Hotel Particulier' is …
A distinguished and historic townhouse offering generous accommodation, gardens and outbuildings in a central Mayenne setting.
This impressive 17th- 19th century 'hotel particulier' is principally spread over 3 residential floors and also comes with original cellars, attics and tower access.
It coems with a landscaped courtyard and walled rear garden.
Numerous original architectural features have been retained. Among the most notable spaces are the Grand Salon, the original sweeping staircase, and the principal bedroom suite, all representative of the period.
Entrance & Courtyard: Accessed through carriageway gates, the property opens to an inner courtyard with covered off-street parking and planted borders, providing a calm and private setting in the centre of town.
Ground Floor - Formal Reception Rooms:
The entrance foyer immediately reflects the scale of the house, with a granite floor, decorative ceilings and a sweeping original staircase rising through the core of the building.
Two principal 17th-century reception rooms are arranged on this level:
Grand Salon (44.49 m2) A light-filled room with floor-to-ceiling panelling, neoclassical columns, Versailles parquet flooring, ornate ceiling mouldings and a marble fireplace. Six tall French windows with shutters overlook the courtyard and gardens.
Dining Room (35.22 m2) High ceilings, original wall panelling with built-in china cabinets, marble fireplace and double doors opening to the grand salon.
The kitchen (20.34 m2) is located off the foyer and overlooks the courtyard, complemented by a back kitchen/laundry room (8.68 m2) housing the town-gas central heating system (installed 2022) with energy-recuperation.
A hallway leads to a generous ground-floor bathroom (12.01 m2) with roll-top bath, separate shower and WC.
Cellars: Stone steps descend to extensive ventilated cellars, including a wine cellar extending beneath the house and offering independent street access, as well as the original room containing the natural water source.
First Floor - Principal Bedrooms:
The first-floor landing features decorative ironwork and provides access to four well-proportioned bedrooms:
Principal Bedroom (34.67 m2) An impressive room with curved architectural detailing, original flooring, oak panelling, marble fireplace and double-aspect French windows.
Bedroom (25.02 m2) with private shower room and separate WC
Boudoir / Bedroom (12.21 m2) with fireplace and panelling
Bedroom (20.55 m2) with en-suite shower room and WC
A former bathroom now serves as a dressing room (10.17 m2), with plumbing retained.
Second Floor - Family & Guest Accommodation
Originally servants' quarters, this level now provides further accommodation comprising:
Two additional bedrooms
A salon (27.29 m2) with double-aspect views across Mayenne and the gardens
Shower room with WC
Study and storage areas
Stairs lead to insulated attics (52.52 m2) arranged in two sections, with access to the rooftop cupola.
Courtyard & Gardens: The sunny inner courtyard is bordered by planted beds and provides access to the walled rear garden, which includes lawned areas, shaded seating, water features, a summer house and mature trees and shrubs including 22 varieties of roses, creating a peaceful outdoor space in a central location.
Dependency & Outbuildings:
A substantial 19th-century dependency (circa 1815), connected to water and electricity, offers significant potential for restoration and adaptation as guest accommodation, workspaces or ancillary living areas, subject to the necessary approvals.
A former stable building stands at the far end of the courtyard.
Location & Transport Links: 30 km to Laval TGV (Paris approximately 1h15) 131 km to Caen-Ouistreham ferry 437 km to Calais (Le Shuttle)
Further photographs available on request.
Currency Conversion provided by
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| €648,900 is approximately: | |
| British Pounds: | £551,565 |
| US Dollars: | $694,323 |
| Canadian Dollars: | C$953,883 |
| Australian Dollars: | A$1,070,685 |
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