Historic Elegance: Walled Garden Home in Anjou
Facing a quiet square and wrapped around a private walled garden, this elegant Anjou townhouse offers 205 m² of refined living space and rich historic character. Original features include marble fireplaces, French ceilings, parquet and terracotta floors—all beautifully preserved. Just beyond the paved courtyard, roses, jasmine, and fruit trees create a peaceful retreat in the heart of town. Offered at €415,000, the property also includes an office, orangery, garage, and multiple outbuildings with further potential. Paris is just 90 minutes away by TGV, making it an ideal second home or full-time residence.
Anjou Woodland Home: Restored Hunting Lodge with Rustic Elegance
Former hunting lodge from 1850 offers a soulful blend of rustic character and refined comfort, with exposed beams, a wood-burning stove, and a luminous bow window framing garden views. Fully restored with natural materials and an ecological approach, the home includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open kitchen, and a partially covered terrace ideal for slow mornings or evening gatherings. Independent guest cottage, useful outbuildings, and a dog care area with three chalets enhance the flexibility of the property. Asking price of €430,000 reflects the rare combination of charm, land, and tranquility just 30 km from Angers.
Village Escape in Mallefougasse: Classic Stone Home with Garden Haven
Character flows through every corner of this 151 sqm village house, where original beams, terracotta floors, and thick stone walls create a cozy, authentic feel. With a well-balanced layout of six rooms, including three bright bedrooms, the home offers both charm and flexibility. Priced at €329,000, it also features a 900 sqm garden, two sunny terraces, a private courtyard, and useful extras like a workshop and two cellars—ideal for creative projects or storage. Peaceful and practical, it’s a true countryside escape with everyday comforts close at hand.
Underground Charm: Reugny Cave Home with a View
Troglodyte living meets French country charm east of Tours, where stone walls and garden views frame a surprisingly bright and spacious 3-bedroom home. Naturally temperate year-round, the 250 sqm interior includes a generous living area with wood-burning stove, a kitchen, full bathroom, and an additional room to renovate. Offered at €235,000, the property also features a 100 sqm cellar and 1,127 sqm of outdoor space for relaxing or gardening. Just five minutes from shops, school, and transport links, it offers both privacy and convenience with a rare, authentic character.
Thouars Treasure: Elegant Historic Home with Garden in the Heart of Town
Built in 1892 on one of Thouars’ most desirable streets, this private home offers 237 m² of refined living space, original architectural details, and a walled garden with gated parking. Period features like hand-painted ceilings, parquet floors, and a carved stone staircase bring historic richness to every room, while modern updates ensure everyday comfort. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and additional flexible spaces across three levels, the home is ideal for family living or a guest house project. Priced at €376,000, it also includes a terrace, full cellar, stone outbuilding, and a recently restored slate roof—ready for its next chapter.
Sacred Stone in Escrennes: 17th-Century Home with Former Chapel
Once part of the lordship of Escrennes and rich in 17th-century character, this rare property blends a former chapel, main residence, and expansive orangery with striking architectural features like columns from the Abbey of La Cour Dieu. Priced at €299,000, it offers 190 sqm of living space across two distinct buildings, each full of atmosphere and potential. Original stained glass, vaulted ceilings, travertine floors, and a master suite with spa views create a soulful blend of history and comfort, while the orangery stands ready for transformation into anything from an art studio to an event space.
Storybook Estate: Aumale Mansion with Enchanted Garden
A short walk from Aumale’s center brings you to a grand maison bourgeoise rich in history and original detail—brick façade, old shutters, parquet floors, and fireplaces that tell a story. With five bedrooms, bright interiors, and an attic ready to be transformed, the home balances charm and space. Priced at 399,000 €, it also includes two outbuildings, one already habitable, making it ideal for guests or a separate workspace. The 7,500 m² grounds offer a barn, vegetable garden, romantic arbor, and hidden woodland corner—perfect for quiet reflection or outdoor gatherings.
Najac Outlook: Country Home with Pool and Potential
Sweeping views of Najac’s fairytale château fill every window of the main house, where sunlight pours across stone walls and quiet terraces. Privacy, space, and potential come together across nearly 5 acres of wooded land, where a guest cabin, pool, and partially converted barn offer room to dream. Offered at €370,000, the property includes a solid stone barn with planning permission, a new roof, and utilities already connected. Ideal for a second home or retreat project. Just minutes from one of France’s most beautiful villages, it’s a peaceful escape with character and promise.
The Little Versailles of Mayenne: Elegant 19th-Century Home
Elegant proportions, high ceilings, and garden views from nearly every room make this 19th-century maison de maître a rare find in one of southern Mayenne’s most historic towns. Just 30 km from the TGV station to Paris, and within walking distance of shops, schools, and markets, the property offers both convenience and character. Original oak floors, fireplaces, and a sandstone entry add warmth, while a stone-and-brick outbuilding with summer lounge and garage opens the door to creative potential. Listed at €299,000, the home includes a walled garden with mature trees, room to extend, and an attic ready for conversion.
Quiet Grandeur: Historic Burgundy Home with Garden Oasis
Moments from Autun’s Roman theatre and Gothic cathedral, a refined 19th-century maison bourgeoise offers elegant interiors, a rare walled garden, and the freedom of independent office access. Period details include marble fireplaces, heptagonal parquet, and a domed study, all beautifully preserved across 238 m² of living space. With an asking price of €430,000, it’s a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful garden views and timeless architecture, all within walking distance of the city’s vibrant cultural core.