Ref. 1310 - This manor house, dating from 1850 and steeped in history with the elegant and gracious proportions that properties of this period and architectural style enjoy, occupies a tranquil, countryside setting at the end of a long driveway. Requiring a sensitive renovation this welcoming home offers a living space of 177m ² as well as the potential to develop the second floor, measuring 88m ², that sits under an admirable traditional roof frame. The property enjoys a bucolic garden into which a swimming pool could be envisaged, positioned discreetly within the mature vegetation. In addition, an old chapel, currently housing an artists studio is attached to the house, lending a unique charm and there is a useful shed positioned close by at the rear of the building. With an elegant façade that enjoys an open aspect onto the rural landscape and an equally welcoming and elegantly proportioned interior, this lovely family home offers great potential and is well located to take advantage of the vibrant cultural events and welcoming community on the doorstep.