A beautifully preserved 14th-century manor house with a striking square tower, full of character and history. The property includes an independent guest house, a selection of useful outbuildings, extensive grounds, and an additional parcel of land with an original bread oven. This is a wonderful opportunity for buyers seeking a home with heritage and plenty of potential in the heart of rural France.
Main House
The manor offers around 199 m² of living space with a comfortable and welcoming layout. The accommodation includes a modern, fully equipped kitchen, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Original features such as the impressive fireplace, vaulted wine cellar, and the stone tower staircase give a strong sense of history while still offering practical, family-friendly living.
Guest House
The separate guest house provides two bedrooms and two bathrooms, ideal for visiting family or friends, or as a potential gîte subject to permissions.
Outbuildings and Land
The property includes a large barn with a rare porch feature, vaulted stables, and additional storage space. The main house and outbuildings are arranged around a courtyard, creating a private and traditional setting. The land extends to just over 3.8 hectares, with the majority to the rear of the buildings for peace and privacy.
Across the lane, a further parcel of land borders a stream and is home to a beautifully preserved and fully usable bread oven, adding further charm and potential.
1 Barn - (174 M2)
1 Barn - (203 M2)
1 Outbuilding - (170 M2)
1 Garage - (24 M2)
1 Outbuilding
The property is located within the Brenne Regional Natural Park, an area known for its unspoilt landscapes, lakes, and rich wildlife. It is a wonderful setting for those who enjoy rural living, outdoor pursuits, and a slower pace of life.
The nearest town is Le Blanc, offering a full range of day-to-day amenities including shops, schools, healthcare and restaurants. The famous spa town of La Roche-Posay is also within easy reach, offering leisure facilities, golf, and cultural events.
For wider connections, the city of Poitiers is around an hour’s drive and provides train services to Paris, as well as an international airport. Limoges Airport is also accessible within 90 minutes, offering a good choice of low-cost flights to the UK and other destinations.
This location combines the charm and tranquility of rural France with convenient access to towns, cities, and travel links.
