Pays de la Loire, Sarthe, Dissay-sous-Courcillon, France

A beautifully presented ensemble comprising a uniquely restyled maison de maître with its spectacular salon and tower centrepiece providing comfortable owner’s accommodation, as well as two independent cottages, which might be used for a successful gite business.

The main house benefits from the previous owner’s considerable investment in a Le Masson geothermic heating system.

+ Entrance hall with cloakroom/store
+ Fully fitted kitchen/dining area
+ Formal dining room with impressive ceiling rose
+ Salon with solid oak parquet flooring in 18th century chateau style, large fireplace, electronic blind
+ Bedroom 1 with en suite Portuguese marble bath & shower room
+ Bedrooms 2 & 3, both with en suite shower rooms
+ Conservatory with a large jacuzzi spa
+ Study
+ Wine Cellar

Above the salon, via a wooden spiral staircase, is the master suite with large Portuguese marbled bathroom and galleried seating area. A French window gives onto a balcony with views across the Loir valley.

The swimming pool is built in the style of a ship, with wooden decking and figurehead shower. It is lined with glass mosaic tiles and has an all-season cover.

The park has many specimen trees and part of it benefits from a Rainbird Sprinkler watering system.

The water supply to main house and guesthouse is pumped from a private spring 40m underground situated next to the large barn.

The first guest lodge has an entrance hall, modern Italian-style shower room, large sitting room with dining area , large open fireplace ,with balcony terrace with impressive views. There is a large kitchen / dining area with Australian style indoor BBQ .Upstairs 2 double bedrooms and a wc.

The second guest lodge has been modernised and has open plan, double aspect sitting/dining room, small dual aspect kitchen, shower room and upstairs two double bedrooms one with en-suite bathroom. The basement underneath is home to the boiler/store room and garage with separate gated entrance.

The property includes just over 4 hectares of land (10 acres) with electric gated access, sweeping gravel drive, parking areas, lawn and parkland, 2 paddocks, 2 stables, workshop and barn. It enjoys a non-overlooked setting on the edge of a spread hamlet, a short walk into the village or drive into the local market town. Views over the Le Loir valley and beyond with excellent access to either Tours or Le Mans.
Le Mans to Montparnasse 40 minutes by train