French chateau for sale in Le Mans

This lovely 13th-century castle that’s been renovated in 2011 has a stunning medieval charm and is very well maintained. It’s located only 20 km from Le Mans and an hour away from Paris and is surrounded by gorgeous gardens and parkland on 25 acres of land.

This chateau is composed of 2 lovely entrance halls, a grand salon, a dining room with a beautiful fireplace, a library, and a cloakroom with W.C. There is also a kitchen, a laundry room, an office, and 7 stunning bedrooms suites, each with its own bathroom. The whole building has central heating.

Outside, on the 25 acres of land, you’ll find beautiful gardens with century-old trees, a park, and a stunning lake. For those who love sports, there is an amazing tennis court and you have the option to purchase up to 450 Acres of extra land if you’d like, including woodland, paddocks, and agricultural land. There is also a hippodrome, stables, and training areas for sale. All in all a truly great property that offers endless possibilities for development.

About the place:

Le Mans is a beautiful city in France that has been attracting visitors for centuries. It’s the birthplace of motorsport and the home to some of the world’s most famous races, such as Le Mans 24 Hours. The medieval city was originally on an island but it expanded over time and now sits where two rivers meet at the junction of three departments: Sarthe, Maine-et-Loire, and Vendée. It’s known for its historic architecture and narrow cobblestone streets lined with old buildings dating back to Medieval times.

Le Mans is a great place to visit for anyone who loves racing. The city has hosted the 24 Hours of Le Mans since 1923. This year marks its 90th anniversary. On June 16-17 all eyes will be on this famous race track once again as teams compete in one of the biggest endurance races out there. Visitors can get an up close look at these amazing machines during Sprint Race Day where fans are able to watch cars take practice laps around the racetrack and even meet drivers behind their favorite cars after the event takes place. There’s no better way to celebrate Le Mans than by visiting during this exciting time.

Things to do in Le Mans:

Check out some medieval buildings on Rue Rannou du Pays des Mauges, including Maison des Tanneurs, which is one of France’s oldest houses from 1450. It now serves as an information office for visitors.

You can try sample regional specialties such as crepes and galettes at Creperie La Bonne Etape with live jazz music every Friday night in summer. On Sundays see traditional puppet shows that are free during July and August between 11 am – 12 pm.

Enjoy a picnic on the banks of the Loire River in La Machine Park or visit Le Jardin des Plantes, one of France’s oldest municipal botanical gardens with more than 20,000 plants and trees from around the world. It also has an arboretum that includes about 150 types of cherry trees along with other fruit trees including apple and pear varieties.

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