Domaine de Kerhuel
Inland Brittany, Argoat, Côtes-d'ArmorA 17th-century granite manor in the Argoat bocage, far from the coast, among hedgerows, meadows and woodland. A pond and its washhouse sit at the edge of the park.
The slate roof and stone dormers have been repaired, and the five-dormer main house is now joined to its former coach house by a glazed gallery that opens the house onto the park. The coach house keeps its wooden doors and now holds a double garage.
The estate produces its own power and its own water. The walled kitchen garden and the heritage apple orchard supply the table, and fibre and satellite keep the house connected.
Record
The estate
- At the Belcourt Standard since2026
- Built surface520 m²
- Land14 ha, park, orchard, meadows, pond and woodland
- Acquisition€520,000
- Works€1,920,000
- Pleasures€280,000
- Total€2,720,000
- StewardshipThe Belcourt Stewardship, €8,000 a monthA steward comes one day a week, for the kitchen garden and the orchard, the house, and the preparation of your arrivals. See the levels of stewardship
The work
The building
€1,020,000
Seventeenth-century granite restored · slate roof and stone dormers repaired · contemporary glazed gallery linking the house and the former coach house · double garage fitted in the coach house
The energy
€380,000
Geothermal probes · heating and cooling underfloor system · photovoltaics 26 kWp, 74 MWh a year · restrained home automation
The water
€240,000
Two boreholes · rainwater collection 160 m³ · filtration and quality monitoring · reed-bed treatment
The table
€190,000
Walled kitchen garden · heritage apple orchard · open kitchen with island · cold room
The connection
€90,000
Fibre and satellite link · wired estate network · home automation across the house and outbuildings
In the estate
- The glazed room between the house and the garage
- opening the manor onto the park and joining the two historic buildings.
- The open kitchen with island and cold room
- arranged around the estate's produce and long family tables.
- The games room under the roof timbers
- set beneath the restored frame of the manor.
- The walled kitchen garden and apple orchard
- sheltered by stone walls and planted with heritage varieties.
- The pond and its washhouse
- held within the park at the edge of the meadows and woodland.
- The double garage in the former coach house
- fitted behind the restored timber doors.
- The estate's home automation and network
- fibre and satellite serving the house and outbuildings.
The same house. Every stone in its place.
The estate in detail
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