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Splendid 19th C. Château fully restored with guest lodge on 105 acres
- BLOIS (41000)
- 2,433,500 €
- Agency fees included
- 2,300,000 € Agency fees excluded
- Agency fees 5.80% tax incl. chargeable to the buyer
- Ref. : 4387
Ref. 4387: Splendid 19th C. Château fully restored with guest lodge on 105 acres
Right in the heart of the Loire valley between Blois and Amboise with excellent access to local amenities and a train link to Paris (1h10). This impressive property has been tastefully renovated and is in an ideal location offering rural peace and quiet whilst retaining easy communication links to the larger cities and Paris.
Dating back to the 19th century this property has seen several modifications over its lifetime including the doubling of its ground and first floor areas with the period « extension » to the rear. The current owners have in turn recently completed a “top to tail” renovation and today it offers comfortable accommodation for family and guests with good sized reception rooms, 10 bedrooms and a guest lodge.
Rising the steps from the gravelled front drive and parking area leads us through the front door into the entrance hall, a tiled reception area of 27sqm with symmetrical doors left and right and in front to the stairs and inner hall. To our right we have the first reception room, a lounge of 38 sqm with herring bone parquet flooring, original marble fireplace and views over the front lawns. Through the glazed doors takes us into the second part of this lounge (27sqm), currently used as an office. Here we find straight cut parquet flooring, a brick wood burner and glazed doors leading out to the rear of the chateau. Exiting the office we enter a lobby area providing access to a double bedroom 17m²), shower room and wc, dressing room and second double bedroom (19 sqm) all with parquet flooring except the shower room. The second bedroom reconnects through a side door into the lounge. Across the hallway, through either of the double pairs of doors, leads us into the second lounge (37sqm) with painted half panelling on the walls and an ornate green tiled fireplace. Doors from this room lead into the dining hall (30 sqm), also with half panelling, a double aspect room with original marble fireplace that opens through to the kitchen at the rear of this chateau. A well equipped 28 sqm family room with central island and original fireplace (used today for those indoor BBQs). The laundry room next to the kitchen measures approximately 14 sqm. Completing the ground floor we have a wc and then the inner hall with stairs to the upper floors and down to the garden level. The original stairs have been cleaned and have a gentle rise to the upper floors.
The 1st floor: A central corridor separates the front bedrooms from those to the rear. This floor houses 7 double bedrooms all with parquet flooring, ranging from 12m² to 38m² in size. 3 shower rooms (2 private and 1 shared) and 1 bathroom. The Master suite enjoys a large bedroom, dressing room and private bathroom. Several bedrooms interconnect and some have short balconies overlooking the lawn and lakes to the front, with the rear bedrooms having views over the “summer area” and woodland beyond.
The upper floor has also been converted and is split into 2 large rooms of 39 sqm and 42 sqm (games room, tv rooms, workspace, etc) with a wc, and a separate guest suite with seating area, bedroom (16m²) with private shower room and wc.
The garden floor with internal access via the inner hall covers the whole surface area of the chateau and is divided into a number of useful rooms: boiler room, wine cave, storage, wood store, workshop, etc. etc
The former guardian’s house (approximately 80 sqm) has also been modernised and renovated and today offers: open plan lounge with wood burner and kitchen area, wc, and upstairs 2 (or 3) bedrooms and a shower room.
There are roughly 500 sqm of a variety of further outbuildings including; a ground floor apartment (to be finished), 3 upstairs apartments (requiring work), several garages and storage barns.
Over 105 acres of private land with a rare and very impressive, mature redwood entrance alley that hides the chateau and buildings. The alley continues past the main lake though to the park of circa 12+ acres and splits either to the outbuildings or up to the main chateau passing the other two ponds on its way. Next to the outbuildings is a water reservoir for watering the neighbouring vegetable garden and fruit trees.
To the rear of the chateau is the “summer area” with covered kitchen and dining, Jacuzzi and soft seating and a boules pitch. The lawn at the front runs down to the lake with views towards the woodland beyond. The rest of the estate 37 hectares (92 acres) is woodland (oaks, chestnuts, birch, hornbeam, with paths throughout and has a planting/felling schedule (Plan Simple Gestion) which has tax advantages to the owner not to mention the wildlife resident within.
Cabinet LE NAIL – Touraine - Loire Valley – M. Tony WELLS : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20
Tony WELLS, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 444 692 156.
We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
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Splendid 19th C. Château fully restored with guest lodge on 105 acres
- BLOIS (41000)
- 2,433,500 €
- Agency fees included
- 2,300,000 € Agency fees excluded
- Agency fees 5.80% tax incl. chargeable to the buyer
- Ref. : 4387
- Property type : castle
- Surface : 620 m²
- Surface : 42.42 ha
- Number of rooms : 28
- Number of bedrooms : 13
- No. of bathrooms : 1
- No. of shower room : 5
Ref. 4387: Splendid 19th C. Château fully restored with guest lodge on 105 acres
Right in the heart of the Loire valley between Blois and Amboise with excellent access to local amenities and a train link to Paris (1h10). This impressive property has been tastefully renovated and is in an ideal location offering rural peace and quiet whilst retaining easy communication links to the larger cities and Paris.
Dating back to the 19th century this property has seen several modifications over its lifetime including the doubling of its ground and first floor areas with the period « extension » to the rear. The current owners have in turn recently completed a “top to tail” renovation and today it offers comfortable accommodation for family and guests with good sized reception rooms, 10 bedrooms and a guest lodge.
Rising the steps from the gravelled front drive and parking area leads us through the front door into the entrance hall, a tiled reception area of 27sqm with symmetrical doors left and right and in front to the stairs and inner hall. To our right we have the first reception room, a lounge of 38 sqm with herring bone parquet flooring, original marble fireplace and views over the front lawns. Through the glazed doors takes us into the second part of this lounge (27sqm), currently used as an office. Here we find straight cut parquet flooring, a brick wood burner and glazed doors leading out to the rear of the chateau. Exiting the office we enter a lobby area providing access to a double bedroom 17m²), shower room and wc, dressing room and second double bedroom (19 sqm) all with parquet flooring except the shower room. The second bedroom reconnects through a side door into the lounge. Across the hallway, through either of the double pairs of doors, leads us into the second lounge (37sqm) with painted half panelling on the walls and an ornate green tiled fireplace. Doors from this room lead into the dining hall (30 sqm), also with half panelling, a double aspect room with original marble fireplace that opens through to the kitchen at the rear of this chateau. A well equipped 28 sqm family room with central island and original fireplace (used today for those indoor BBQs). The laundry room next to the kitchen measures approximately 14 sqm. Completing the ground floor we have a wc and then the inner hall with stairs to the upper floors and down to the garden level. The original stairs have been cleaned and have a gentle rise to the upper floors.
The 1st floor: A central corridor separates the front bedrooms from those to the rear. This floor houses 7 double bedrooms all with parquet flooring, ranging from 12m² to 38m² in size. 3 shower rooms (2 private and 1 shared) and 1 bathroom. The Master suite enjoys a large bedroom, dressing room and private bathroom. Several bedrooms interconnect and some have short balconies overlooking the lawn and lakes to the front, with the rear bedrooms having views over the “summer area” and woodland beyond.
The upper floor has also been converted and is split into 2 large rooms of 39 sqm and 42 sqm (games room, tv rooms, workspace, etc) with a wc, and a separate guest suite with seating area, bedroom (16m²) with private shower room and wc.
The garden floor with internal access via the inner hall covers the whole surface area of the chateau and is divided into a number of useful rooms: boiler room, wine cave, storage, wood store, workshop, etc. etc
The former guardian’s house (approximately 80 sqm) has also been modernised and renovated and today offers: open plan lounge with wood burner and kitchen area, wc, and upstairs 2 (or 3) bedrooms and a shower room.
There are roughly 500 sqm of a variety of further outbuildings including; a ground floor apartment (to be finished), 3 upstairs apartments (requiring work), several garages and storage barns.
Over 105 acres of private land with a rare and very impressive, mature redwood entrance alley that hides the chateau and buildings. The alley continues past the main lake though to the park of circa 12+ acres and splits either to the outbuildings or up to the main chateau passing the other two ponds on its way. Next to the outbuildings is a water reservoir for watering the neighbouring vegetable garden and fruit trees.
To the rear of the chateau is the “summer area” with covered kitchen and dining, Jacuzzi and soft seating and a boules pitch. The lawn at the front runs down to the lake with views towards the woodland beyond. The rest of the estate 37 hectares (92 acres) is woodland (oaks, chestnuts, birch, hornbeam, with paths throughout and has a planting/felling schedule (Plan Simple Gestion) which has tax advantages to the owner not to mention the wildlife resident within.
Cabinet LE NAIL – Touraine - Loire Valley – M. Tony WELLS : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20
Tony WELLS, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 444 692 156.
We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
Contact
- Mr Tony WELLS
- +33 (0)2 43 98 20 20