4920 sqm property entirely enclosed by stone walls and fenced hedges

Do not miss it ! Built in 1880, this mansion was part of a presbytery. It was entirely redesigned by the chief architect of the monuments of France. Located in a small village in the Mayenne countryside, the 4920 sqm property is entirely enclosed by stone walls and fenced hedges. The entrance courtyard has a large gate and gives access to the main house. This is entirely graveled and can park no less than 7 vehicles. At the rear of the house, a magnificent flower garden unfolds like a park with its small pond at the bottom of the garden. On the ground we find a garage, its outbuilding and a greenhouse for no less than 180 m2 useful. A superb vegetable garden awaits you on the side of the house and has its own well. The house consists of 3 floors and a full basement in hard soil it contains a laundry room, two cellars, a workshop, a boiler room and a kitchen area. On the ground floor, we find a beautiful entrance with its cloakroom and toilets, a large living room with its independent kitchen and a superb game room that can be converted into a library. The high ceiling height will not leave you speechless. On the first floor, a beautiful landing leads to a bathroom and 4 bedrooms, a fifth bedroom also has its toilet area and laundry room. On the second floor, there is no less than a complete apartment with kitchen, living room, bathroom and wc for perfect independence. a last piece that can be used as a game piece is also there. Quality services await you: double glazing, gas tank heating coupling and geotermy on EJP contract. outbuilding suitable for conversion, renovation in 1980 by an expert in the field … Ideally located 2 hours from Paris, 1 hour 20 minutes from the coast or 1 hour 30 minutes from Le Mans, this property will seduce you. Do not hesitate to ask for additional information Fees charged to the seller Commercial agent A peaceful rural department, the Mayenne sandwiched between Normandy and the Loire valley has three principle towns. In the north Mayenne, like the department, is named after the river which meanders through the countryside. To the East, Les Alpes Mancelles, or Alps of Le Mans, is a green and hilly region of fruit trees, grazing sheep and streams, although hardly alpine in the strict sense of the word. St-Céneri-le-Gérei with its Romanesque church containing 12/14th century frescoes perched on a hillside and St-Léonard-des-Bois which also has a Romanesque church are just two of the prettiest villages. Amongst the 230 towns and villages listed, Juvigné is a prime example of the ‘village fleuries’ having won many prizes including the European gold medal. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Benjamin Fauchier, please fill in the form below.