Manor house for sale: Brittany

Set in an elevated position in the heart of the Gard Cévennes, this remarkable Provençal bastide enjoys an outstanding natural setting and panoramic views across the wooded Cévennes hills to the majestic silhouette of Mont Ventoux in the distance.

A historic abbey complex with an 18th-century chateau set within a 208-acre estate, located in the Loir Valley (Loir-et-Cher, Val de Loire), 192 kilometres from Paris and 22 kilometres from Vendôme TGV station. Founded circa 540 by King Childebert I, the site features a main residential structure (the former abbot's lodgings) dating predominantly from the 18th century.

The 1791 manor (manoir) stands in a walled 15,000 m² park with mature trees. The living space is 448 m². 53 m² entrance hall with a large staircase. To the left, a wood-panelled library with a working fireplace and windows on two sides. To the right, a drawing room with a fireplace, adjoining the kitchen.

Townhouse in the centre of a listed 15th-century fortress near Uzès in the Gard department of Occitanie. The property offers 228 m² of usable space and 369 m² in total, including cellars and outbuildings. Exposed stonework, barrel vaults and historic terracotta floors characterise the interiors.

This mas (a traditional larger farmhouse of the Occitan region) is located 21 minutes by car from Uzès, close to one of the villages classified among the most beautiful in France. The original architectural features have been preserved. The main part of the property is arranged around a living space combining a sitting room and kitchen, with a fireplace, complemented by a study or television room.

Large estate in the Gard with no direct neighbors and no visible development nearby. Main house with 335 m² of living space, restored by a renowned architect. Historic architectural elements and materials have been preserved. Ground floor: Living spaces with access to terraces and the park. Living room accessible from the entrance hall, connected to the terrace by a large sliding door system.

Le Chapitre stands in the center of Lure on a listed heritage site. It originated as a monastery built in 1787 in the neoclassical style, to plans by Jean-Baptiste Kléber. The estate comprises a 1.53 ha park, a main house with 630 sqm of living space and 17 rooms, plus 180 sqm of additional usable space.

Located very close to the Château de Chenonceau, on the edge of a village, this 18th-century château features classic, symmetrical tufa stone architecture with two slightly projecting wings beneath a heraldic pediment. The ground floor centres around an entrance hall opening onto a south-facing terrace overlooking the enclosed parkland.

Set at the centre of a historic village in Occitanie, this 14th century château forms part of a protected Monument Historique estate extending to 17.3 acres. The property includes the château, former agricultural buildings and an orangery with silkworm house. Ownership remained within the same family for almost seven centuries until the late 20th century.

Manor house from the second half of the 16th century, considered one of the best-preserved examples of architecture from the Ancien Bas-Poitou. As the property was spared by both the Wars of Religion and the subsequent Vendée Wars, its development from a medieval stronghold (Maison forte) to a modern country estate (Maison des champs) remains fully visible.

At the end of a 300-metre avenue lined with mature plane trees, this medieval circular castle stands on its own island, surrounded by flowing water-filled moats. Hidden from view until the final approach, the château is reached through an 18th-century entrance gate, across a bridge and past a Neo-Gothic gatehouse beside the chapel.

Situated in the Gers department, this listed château estate covers approximately 18.8 acres of land, comprising the main residence, a Neo-Gothic chapel, various outbuildings, woodland and a pond. The estate dates back to the 18th century, with structural additions and modifications completed in the mid-19th century.

A 19th-century village house located in a community with local amenities, approximately 4 km (2.5 miles) from Uzès. The private courtyard features a covered terrace and a Roman limestone fountain basin. The secluded, south-west-facing garden is planted with mature trees and is completely unoverlooked.

A historic village house located 7 km (approx. 4.3 miles) from the market town of Uzès, Gard. With origins dating back to the Middle Ages, the property has been extended over the centuries. The L-shaped stone building wraps around a private courtyard featuring a heated swimming pool (3 × 7 m, air-source heat pump).

Country estate situated in the southern part of the Charente department, within the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The land extends across 21 acres, which includes a lake of approximately 2.5 acres.

Set within 300 hectares in Anjou, this château of royal bearing, held in the 19th century by descendants of the English royal family, ranks among the most distinguished historic properties in western France.

Located 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris and from Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, this elegant 18th-century château with its classical, symmetrical architecture is presented in impeccable condition following a comprehensive, high-quality restoration carried out between 2005 and 2015.

Built in 1614, this Henri IV-style château is located approximately 200 kilometres from Paris, near Caen in Normandy. The historic property is listed (Inscrit MH) and underwent comprehensive restoration to modern standards between 2012 and 2024. In the 18th century, a symmetrical classical façade with a coat-of-arms pediment was added to the building.