This 2.6-hectare estate comprises two restored historic manor houses and a former workshop dating from the 17th and 19th centuries. Enclosed by a continuous stone wall, the property offers a highly private setting within mature, landscaped grounds.
The buildings
The estate consists of three independent historic buildings:
- Manor house (dating from 1688): Approximately 350 sqm of living space, serving as the principal residence with well-preserved historical features.
- Manor house (dating from 1831): Approximately 230 sqm of living space, suitable as a secondary residence, guest house, or staff accommodation.
- Former workshop (dating from 1831): A substantial building measuring 21 × 17.5 metres with a ceiling height of approximately 5 metres, offering potential for conversion into an event space, gallery, or studio.
Restoration and grounds
The buildings have been comprehensively restored by the current owners, who are professional heritage conservators. All structural and aesthetic work has been carried out in accordance with conservation guidelines, preserving the original historical fabric.
The 2.6-hectare private park is registered as a historic monument and features mature woodland, a river, and a historic stone bridge. Additional features include an outdoor swimming pool and a vaulted stone wine cellar. The entire boundary is secured by a stone wall approximately 2.5 metres in height.
Development potential
The property includes two independent garages and utility rooms. Planning permission has been granted for the construction of an additional building on the grounds, suitable for expansion into a boutique hotel, conference venue, or corporate headquarters.
Disclaimer
The information provided is for guidance only and does not constitute a formal commercial offer. All details regarding the property are based on statements provided by the vendors.
