This charming Louis XIII manor, built on an older base, is located 35 minutes west of Rennes in the Breton countryside. Situated on a partially enclosed park of approximatively one hectare it emerges within its rural landscape. Originally constructed in the 14th century and overlooking the river, it was expanded in the 17th century with the addition of two high-roofed pavilions, giving it an elegant appearance with dormer windows dominating the facade. One enters a beautiful walled courtyard and a charming small garden in front of the house. The interior is divided into two parts, each with its entrance, surrounding a large and high square lantern lounge with wood paneling and a Louis XVI fireplace. On the East side, there is a dining room with lovely woodwork features, a kitchen, and a staircase leading to three bedrooms upstairs. On the West side, there is a lower room remaining from the original manor, a kitchen, and a beautiful staircase leading to a large bedroom and its bathroom. All rooms open to the South. The attic is currently used as storage space but could be converted to increase livable space. Facing the courtyard, there are two beautiful outbuildings. Behind the manor, there is a large orchard that slopes down towards the river. This tranquil property will surely captivate with its charm and the pleasure it will offer after an interior renovation. This historically rich place is truly a superb example of the art of living. Estimated annual energy costs of the house : not communicated Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr