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Le Dorat Manor House
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19th Century Manor Near Le Dorat in the Marche Region, France

Le Dorat, New Aquitaine, France

631,800 USD

EUR 545.000

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Property tax

2,822 EUR

Annual taxes for this property.

Manor House
Year built 1820
1,421 m² Total area
741 m² Living space
680 m² Usable area
7,994 m² Lot size
20 Rooms
16 Bedrooms
6 Bathrooms
2 Floors

For sale is a historic 19th century manor house of approximately 531 square meters set within a wooded park of nearly 8,000 square meters. The property includes two outbuildings, stables, and a renovated 210 square meter guesthouse. Located in the Marche region near the Poitou border, this manor offers a peaceful and authentic setting just 10 kilometers from Le Dorat, a medieval village known for its 12th century collegiate church.

The estate stands out with its classic architecture and expansive grounds planted with centuries-old trees. The main house spans three floors plus an attic and features a living room with fireplace, dining room, 14 bedrooms, and a kitchen with pantry. The two renovated outbuildings measure approximately 280 and 285 square meters respectively, including stables with horse boxes. Additional amenities include a 140 square meter garage and a 70 square meter workshop. Heating is provided by fireplaces and wood stoves, while sewage is managed individually. A well is present on the property but has never been used.