On the edge of the village of Celles, between Mont Saint-Aubert and Mont de l'Enclus, stands a character property where history and nature meet harmoniously. Built in 1834, this manor house with undeniable charm was once the residence of a notary. Renovated in 1998, it combines authenticity and contemporary comfort within a bright setting of ± 550 m² of living space.The ground floor (± 225 m²) is organized around a hall with reception rooms: large and small salons, two dining rooms, kitchen, office, and laundry room. The first floor (± 160 m²) houses five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The top level (± 160 m²) offers a playroom, two bedrooms, and a convertible attic.The estate extends over a park of ± 2.5 hectares, designated as a "Remarkable Garden" in 2021. Inheriting a 19th-century romantic park, likely designed by Louis Fuchs, this English-style garden brings together more than 2,500 species: century-old trees (Beech, Ginkgo, Chestnut) and rare specimens (Tulip trees, Maples, Magnolias) with a noteworthy collection of Rhododendrons.The outbuildings include a caretaker's house (± 44 m²), two annexes (± 44 m² and ± 36 m²), a carport, and a historic icehouse. A permit has been obtained for four garages. The property features a borehole, irrigation system, and security system (EPC rating D).