Manor in Derval

Authentic Brittany XIIIth century manor house and its outbuildings surrounded by a garden of almost one hectare. Steeped in history, once home to a medieval lordship, this property reflects the rich historic part of Derval region.

The main stone house on three levels offers on the ground floor an entrance hall, a vast dual-aspect living room with period fireplace and wood burner, a dining room and an open kitchen, a study with Internet (4G box), a laundry room, a bedroom, a shower room, a separate toilet and a technical room. The walls, floorings and ceilings allying period wood and stone offer charm and authenticity making this house an historical treasure of the 13th century architecture.
The first floor comprises four large bedrooms including one with bathtub, a shower room and a family room that can be converted into fifth bedroom.
The second floor accessible by an old oak staircase comprises a big attic that can be converted into several additional bedrooms (oak flooring, slate roof with Inox hook, high roof trusses, exposed stone walls).

Old house (slate roof) that needs to be restored offering a vast room with kitchen, a shower room with toilet and a large entrance hall with cupboards. An attic accessible from outside with a ladder can be converted into guesthouse or Bed & Breakfast.
Big tithe barn of around 225 sqm with oak framework and roof ridge of 9 metres. Other small outbuildings: small stable facing a field, old pig barn and old stable used for the garden equipment.

The enclosed garden of almost one hectare overlooks the surrounding countryside. It offers a vegetable garden, a pasture of around 3600 sqm and lawns. This unique property also enjoys many fruit trees (fig, peach, apple, kiwi, pear, hazel, plum, mirabelle, blackcurrant, redcurrant, raspberry, etc) and some bicentenary oak trees.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr