18th Century Equestrian Property, Modernity and Authenticity

Property Description

In the countryside of Evron (53), just 5 minutes from shops yet seemingly lost at the end of the world, this atypical, unique, and incredible property, built in 1757, has been entirely rethought, remodeled, and beautified by the current owners. A haven of peace for both residents and the horses it was dedicated to, it also surprises with its modernity.
Spanning over 10 hectares, nearly 9.5 hectares are dedicated to horses: a sand arena, a track, paddocks, and natural meadows enclosed by wooden fencing, shaded by the century-old trees of the hedgerow and more recent trees of various species, along with three shelters supplied with water.
The main house, a spacious stone and slate longhouse of about 350 m2 of living space, is distributed between the ground floor and first floor and impresses with its incredible volumes. The entrance, illuminated by a large vertical bay, leads to a very large living room (approximately 100 m2) with cross-lighting (northwest/southeast), exposed beams, and a large granite fireplace. Glass doors provide access to the two outdoor terraces. Further on, a tastefully furnished and equipped kitchen (20 m2) precedes a back kitchen (26 m2). Finally, still on the ground floor, there is a shower room, independent toilets, and a large workshop that could tomorrow be transformed into a ground-floor bedroom. Returning to the entrance, a majestic light wood staircase leads to the first floor. On the landing, an open office bathed in light, and on either side, a corridor leading to two bedrooms (approximately 13 m2) and a 60 m2 suite composed of a large cathedral bedroom with soaring beams, an anteroom, and a private bathroom. On the other side, there is a bathroom, toilets, a dressing room, and a final bedroom with a large terrace (22 m2) facing southwest. On the roof, 24 solar panels provide electricity. Outside, on the southwest gable, old pigsties house a heat pump (aerothermal) and an oil boiler, combined for optimal floor heating of the house. On the northwest side, the terrace extends into a garden with sought-after plants of over 2000 m2.
On the southeast side, beyond the courtyard, a second longhouse, symmetrical but not identical to the first, includes a residential house of about 120 m2, currently rented (rent 630/month). Here, a ground floor (90 m2) consists of an entrance, a living area with an open kitchen, two bedrooms, a shower room, an office, toilets, and on the first floor (30 m2), a bedroom, a bathroom, toilets, and an attic. Exposed beams, a fireplace, and outside, a private garden.
In line with the house, there is a wine and water cellar: the entire property is supplied with drinking water by a well (pump at 10 meters) as well as by the city water network. The cellar houses the arrival of the two supplies and the switching control.
The stable occupies the last part of the longhouse with 5 spacious boxes with double access and beautiful royal blue exterior doors, a saddle room, a treatment and breeding room, etc.
In front of the boxes, there is a hay shed and a beautiful riding arena (20mx20m) made of equestrian sand. Further along, there are two more boxes and three storage rooms completing the ensemble.
Price Agency Fees Included: 787,500 HAI.
Evron is located approximately 3035 km east of Laval, the capital of Mayenne.
The town's jewel is the Notre-Dame de l'Épine Basilica, an old church...