Manoir du Serrain

The 18th-century manor house overlooks a two-part garden framing a vast lawn.

A beautiful property overlooking magnificent gardens.

The name "Serrin" or "Serrain" comes from Sartinum, a ford over the river Loir in Gallo-Roman times.
the Loir in Gallo-Roman times.

Under the name Sarterin, the site is mentioned in the archives of the d'Anjou family. A guard post
post was set up there in the 11th century and formed part of the defence system of the castle of
Durtal castle.

The first manor house, facing the Loir, on the right as you enter the courtyard, retains its loopholes at the end of the building.
at the end of the building (the manor's own defence system) and was completed in the very early
at the very beginning of the 15th century. The second manor house, perpendicular to it, was built during the
during the 18th century, as was the main staircase.

Open during the Neurodon weekend (early May) and the Rendez-Vous in the Gardens weekend (early June).