Historical 10 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside views in Soreze, Occitanie
This remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional property combining space, character, and outstanding potential.
Comprising a magnificent manor house, four additional dwellings, and over 1,200 m2 of living space, all set within over 10 hectares of adjoining land (pasture and woodland) with a lake and numerous outbuildings, this is a truly unique offering.
The manor house, with approximately 750 m2 of living space, immediately impr...
This remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional property combining space, character, and outstanding potential.
Comprising a magnificent manor house, four additional dwellings, and over 1,200 m2 of living space, all set within over 10 hectares of adjoining land (pasture and woodland) with a lake and numerous outbuildings, this is a truly unique offering.
The manor house, with approximately 750 m2 of living space, immediately impresses with its grandeur and elegance.
A majestic entrance leads to a series of refined reception rooms including a billiard room, library, kitchen, and generous living and dining areas - ideal for entertaining.
The ground floor also includes a one-bedroom apartment with living room and en suite bathroom, as well as an additional bedroom, bathroom, and WC.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts no fewer than 9 bedrooms, including a self-contained apartment with an office, two bedrooms, and a private shower room.
Additional bathrooms and several rooms remain to be developed, offering exciting possibilities for expansion or bespoke projects.
Within the manor, a charming independent dwelling known as "Le Chai" features a kitchen/dining room and living room on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and a bathroom above.
The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and double or secondary glazing throughout.
While some updating would enhance comfort, the property is rich in period features and authentic charm, ready to be elevated to its full potential.
Four further properties complete this outstanding estate, providing immediate flexibility for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or income generation (subject to permissions):
- The Grand Pavillon includes a cosy apartment with kitchen and living room (with underfloor oil heating and open fireplace) and two bedrooms with bathroom upstairs, as well as a larger three-bedroom house with kitchen, living and dining room on the ground floor and converted attic.
- The Maison de Jardin offers modern comfort with geothermal heating and double glazing, including a kitchen, living room, bathroom, office space, and a bedroom with en suite.
- Le Petite Pavillon is a charming three-bedroom home with wood-burning stove, fully double-glazed, and currently rented - providing an instant rental income stream of 544 EUR/month.
This exceptional estate offers a wealth of possibilities: luxury family residence, boutique hospitality project, gites, retreat venue, or investment opportunity.
With its expansive grounds, natural setting, and multiple dwellings, it is a rare chance to create something truly special.
A rare opportunity: a property of this scale and potential, offered at a competitive price.
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