XVIII th Century Property

In the eighteenth century, the owner was Sieur Guyot, Registrar of Waters and Forests of the Maîtrise de Nantes. It was he who built the current property. This land was a dismemberment of that of Perier. Today, you can see a pretty porch and a Breton stone calvary at the entrance to the street. Through a majestic asphalt driveway, hidden at the end of the park classified as a protected natural area, we discover this house which will bring an art of living for a family, offering spaces and an intimate conviviality. In the middle of various species and groves, the building rises on three levels; The frames on the facades are made of freestone. A porch terrace overlooks the triangular pediment, the main entrance to the house. The entrance hall on the left leads to the kitchen and on the right in a row, a living room and the living room. On the upper levels: beautiful rooms and a photo studio. The rose windows, the cornices, the herringbone and herringbone oak parquet floors, the cabochon limestone floors bear witness to a past so well preserved by the current owners. We can highlight the existence of magnificent Directoires fireplaces that work perfectly. Outbuildings serve as a workshop, house the boiler and allow the storage of tools and other equipment. Leaning on this outbuilding is a carport to house a car. This haven of peace is located just 15 minutes from Nantes city centre. ENERGY CLASS: E/ CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on indexed energy prices for the year 2021: between 4540 euros and 6190 euros.subscription included Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Pascal GOHARD-EI +33786422067 pascal.gohard@espaces-atypiques.com Commercial Agent - RSCAC n 2021AC00539 Nantes