Real estate Guingamp: 6 properties and houses for sale

This property whose origins date back to the 16th century is located in the heart of a park of nearly 3 hectares. The main building facing south is extended by outbuildings, all forming a square courtyard. The completely renovated complex is closed and decorated with a pond fed by springs and a heated swimming pool. A stream on the edge of the property contributes to the charm of the place. Description: The main entrance of the manor opens into a first reception room with an open kitchen of 45m² extended by a veranda opening onto the garden. The ground floor continues with a living room with fireplace of nearly 35 m² and a second reception room of 65 m² opening onto a terrace extended by the swimming pool. In the building at right angles, there is a suite with bedroom, shower room and separate wc. Access to the first floor is via the spiral staircase in the tower. It distributes to the first a large bedroom with a monumental fireplace on one side and on the other a bedroom and a large bathroom with shower and toilet. On the second floor, a landing leads to two bedrooms and a shower room with WC. The property is completed with stone buildings used as a workshop, garage (double) and other rooms. A barn on 2 levels. A stream bordering the property and a pond bring additional charm to the place. Surrounding area : Easy access, at the gates of Guingamp with all its services.

Ref.4505 : 20 Minutes From The Beaches : Property with equestrian facilities (Côtes d'Armor department). This pretty property, with character house, gîtes and equestrian facilities, surrounded by approx. 4 hectares (with the possibility of acquiring an additional ...

Ref.4480 : Listed manor house near Guingamp The manor is nestled in lush greenery, in a lovely hilly countryside, at 12 minutes from a city with all amenities. 2H40 by Tgv with no change from Paris centre. This remarkable manor house has a granite main facade fla...

Two flats in a 15th century house classed as a Historic Monument in a town in Brittany with the 'Small town full of character' label. The stature of the house makes it stand out from its neighbours. The ground floor has long been used as a shop. Corner posts on top of granite slabs form the old displays. The building has a rectangular layout, going towards the back. It has four storeys and a long-sided slate roof. The building has a number of wooden features, some of which have also been covered in slate. There are arched windows in the gables. A granite base is visible. Queen Anne of Brittany is said to have stayed here on a visit in 1505. The house is divided into flats and managed as a condominium.

A grand 19th-century house to be fully renovated on a hill in a quaint town in Brittany. The small road that leads up to the dwelling is not used much. The backdrop is calm and lush. The property stands at an altitude of 125 metres, so it offers an unrivalled view down over the town. It is entirely walled. It includes a grand house and an oratory. A landscaped garden surrounds the house. The house is rectangular. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. It is flanked with a section that was built later. The oldest section is crowned with a gabled roof with two dormers that have triangular pediments. A timber cornice with modillions underlines the roof. Semicircular-Arched doors and windows are spread along the ground floor. The facade is made of rubble granite. Dressed stone forms the window and door surrounds. The most recent section has five shed dormers that are aligned with the five bays on its ground floor and first floor. At the back of the house, an extension increases the floor area considerably. Many chimney stacks rise up from the roof and add to the dwelling's authentic style.