Grand 15 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Linge, Centre Val de Loire
Living space of 950m2:
Ground floor:
Entrance hall - 16m2 Cloak room with staircase and wc - 27m2 Office (or bedroom) - 27m2 with en-suite shower room in the tower - 7m2 Living room 1 - 30m2 Living room 2 - 20m2 Staircase in the second tower Kitchen 1 - 50m2 Kitchen 2 - 32m2 Dining room - 53m2 Laundry with shower and boiler room - 30m2
First floor:
Landing Bedroom 1 with en-suite shower room- 20m2 Bedroom 2 - 18m2 Bedroom 3 - 21m2 Shower room shared by bedrooms 2 & 3 Bedroom 4 - 11m2 Bedroom 5 - 15m2 with en-suite show...
Living space of 950m2:
Ground floor:
Entrance hall - 16m2 Cloak room with staircase and wc - 27m2 Office (or bedroom) - 27m2 with en-suite shower room in the tower - 7m2 Living room 1 - 30m2 Living room 2 - 20m2 Staircase in the second tower Kitchen 1 - 50m2 Kitchen 2 - 32m2 Dining room - 53m2 Laundry with shower and boiler room - 30m2
First floor:
Landing Bedroom 1 with en-suite shower room- 20m2 Bedroom 2 - 18m2 Bedroom 3 - 21m2 Shower room shared by bedrooms 2 & 3 Bedroom 4 - 11m2 Bedroom 5 - 15m2 with en-suite shower room in the tower - 7m2 Bedroom 6 - 11m2 Family shower room Staircase in the second tower Second floor: Suite - 50m2 with tower room attached Bedroom 7 with en-suite shower room - 31m2 Bedroom 8 (or dressing room) with en-suite bathroom - 8m2 Bedroom 9 - 17m2
Staircase in the second tower
Immaculate cellar with 6 rooms all with vaulted ceilings.
Small courtyard giving access to an outbuilding with a games room (23m2), library (24m2) andTV room (14m2).
Grounds
Keepers' cottage (or gite):
Ground floor: Entrance hall Living room Kitchen/dining room Pantry Passageway with wc Living room 2 (or bedroom) Boiler room Large garage
First floor: Landing Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 4 with en-suite shower room Separate wc Family bathroom
Apartment to finish off with an open plan living area, bathroom and 2 bedrooms.
Numerous outbuildings all in excellent condition including: Workshop, covered parking areas, greenhouse etc.
The grounds also have a large vegetable garden and some parts of the old moat, which is irrigated by the rainfall from the buildings.
Please get in touch for more details.
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