Pays de la Loire, Mayenne, Mayenne, France

A41513SVM53 - Ground Floor – Reception and Living Spaces
In the entrance hall is a sweeping original staircase, immediately reflecting the scale and architectural quality of the house.

Kitchen (20.34 m²) with fitted cabinetry, central isalnd, tiled floor and windows overlooking the courtyard.

Back kitchen / laundry (8.68 m²) housing the gaz de ville central heating system with energy-recuperation

Cellar/cave (3.16m²) beneath the staircase, including a wine storage area (26.29m²) and the room with the Source (15.8m²)

Hallway (7.89 m²) leading to a bathroom (12.01 m²) with roll-top bath, separate shower and WC

Dining room (35.22 m²) with high ceilings, wall panelling, large windows and original built-in china cabinets

Grand salon (44.49 m²) with tall windows, moulded architraves, an open fireplace, and direct access to a small conservatory-style room overlooking the courtyard.

Original floors, wall panelling and period detailing are found throughout the house, including Versailles parquetry, moulded ceilings and historic joinery.

First Floor – Principal Bedrooms
The staircase leads to a curved hallway with fanned wooden flooring, providing access to several distinctive bedrooms:

Bedroom (25.02 m²) with private WC and separate shower room, positioned above the grand salon and benefiting from western light

Store room (10.17 m²), formerly a bathroom

Principal bedroom (34.67 m²) with curved architectural features, original ladder wood flooring and double-aspect windows

Boudoir room (12.21 m²) with open fireplace, historically positioned between the principal rooms

Bedroom (20.55 m²) with double-aspect windows, ensuite shower room and WC
Original diamond-shaped door hardware is retained on this level.

Second Floor – Suite
The top floor, originally servants’ quarters, has been converted to provide additional accommodation:

Two bedrooms (17.69 m² and 13.01 m²)
Salon (27.29 m²)
Shower room with WC (6.81 m²)
Store room with original red tommette tiles

From this salon, stairs lead to a loft space (52.52 m²), which includes access to the tower, a notable external feature of the building.

The property benefits from a courtyard and a rear garden added in the 1870s. The courtyard receives summer sun and features a decorative green urn supplied by a natural fresh water source from the cellar.

The garden includes:
22 varieties of roses (English and old French)
Dahlias, spring bulbs and wisteria over the courtyard entrance
Magnolia grandiflora, ornamental crab apple tree, cherry trees and a plum tree
Water cascade feature, summer house, an orangerie, and an original 19th-century clapier.

Also in the Courtyard is a substantial three-storey dépendance (circa 1810) with attic, connected to water and electricity , offering scope for renovation. At its far end stands a former stable building, possibly dating from the original 17th-century structure, identified by its punched metal window shades.

Arranged over several floors, the property retains a significant number of original architectural features and offers flexible accommodation in a central Mayenne location. A rare opportunity to acquire a historic townhouse with gardens and outbuildings within walking distance of the town centre.

Transport Links:
30kms to Laval TGV (Paris 1h15)
131kms to Caen-Ouistreham ferry
437kms Calais Tunnel

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