Château-Gontier, Pays de la Loire, Address available on request

A former parsonage with outbuildings and garden in a village in the north of the Maine-et-Loire department. The parsonage is accessed via a gate from a village street and by two pedestrian doors from the church square. The gate opens onto a courtyard in front of the outbuilding, and the first pedestrian door leads to a driveway that crosses the garden before reaching the entrance to the parsonage house, while the second door serves the gîte. A road runs along the rear of the building, which faces north-east/south-west.
Dating back to the 17th century, this building spans three storeys, one of which is in the roofspace. The main facade has three bays. The walls are of lime-rendered schist masonry and the slate roof features brick chimney stacks. The window frames and the cornice are of tuffeau limestone. One of the gables is extended by a lower wing, comprising a ground floor and an attic.
The garden surrounding the parsonage is walled and the outbuilding, which is L-shaped and sits in one corner of the grounds, has a slate gable roof.