Historical 11 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view in Montauban, Midi-Pyrenees
With its central courtyard, there is a delightful Mediterranean atmosphere to the 850m2 property with its mysterious past, elegance, and with incomparable charms.
Built in 1570, the estate has stood the test of time, hosting prestigious guests and features incredible structures with an enviable geographical location, ideal for a multitude of income generating projects including seminars, rentals, catering, events, etc.
The main residence of 486 m2 has been entirely restored with exceptional taste. The property consists of: superb entrance hall, kitchen, back kitchen, dining room/bar, boudoir, large reception room, billiard room, master bedroom with shower room/dressing room, wc.
First floor: superb bright landing, library/living room, 2 bedrooms, shower room/WC, cupboard, master bedroom/dressing room/WC, laundry room. The reception room 183 m2, with professional kitchen, cloakroom, wc.
Spacious gite, fully restored with taste, comprising: fitted kitchen, dining room, living room, WC. On the first floor 5 master bedrooms with shower room/WC.
A guest house of about 98 m2, kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, laundry room, shower room/WC.
In addition, there is a stable, a hangar, and a beautiful arch leading to the central courtyard, with its swimming pool 10 x 5 m, and a spacious covered terrace.
Perfect for walks in the 25 hectare estate, planted with bicentennial trees.
Miscellaneous: central wood chip boiler, double glazing, wells, 2 ponds, quality restoration.
Price including agency fees : EUR2,362 500
Price excluding agency fees : EUR2,250 000
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