19 bedroom House for sale with lake or river view with Income Potential in Lalinde, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This superb property showcases a variety of living options suitable for families or as a lucrative rental investment.
The ground floor offers an inviting apartment (approximately 80m2) featuring a cosy 30m2 living room with a charming fireplace, a well-equipped kitchen that caters to all your culinary needs, and a comfortable bedroom, along with a separate WC and shower room for convenience.
An additional bedroom with its own access and shower room, ideal f...
This superb property showcases a variety of living options suitable for families or as a lucrative rental investment.
The ground floor offers an inviting apartment (approximately 80m2) featuring a cosy 30m2 living room with a charming fireplace, a well-equipped kitchen that caters to all your culinary needs, and a comfortable bedroom, along with a separate WC and shower room for convenience.
An additional bedroom with its own access and shower room, ideal for guests or extended family, ample storage space, including a wine cellar and various storage rooms, an elegant office and reception area opening onto a charming entrance hall and balcony with picturesque river views, are all on this floor.
On the first floor is a spacious apartment complete with a functional kitchen and a bright living area, two generously sized bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, providing privacy and comfort for all occupants, and a lovely terrace that offers stunning views of the river and surrounding gardens, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or evening sunsets.
Four en-suite bedrooms, providing a luxurious retreat for family and friends, are on the second floor.
Ascend the beautiful stairway to the third floor where there is a professional kitchen, ideal for catering or personal use, along with a terrace boasting breathtaking views of the Dordogne. An attic space offers potential for conversion, allowing one to create additional living or recreational areas.
An annex features five gites, each thoughtfully designed with living areas, kitchens, and riverside terraces.
Each gite includes: - Two bedrooms, a shower room, and a WC providing comfortable accommodations for guests.
There are four fully equipped gites (50m2) with living spaces, kitchenettes, and beautiful terraces overlooking the river.
There is a stunning swimming pool (17x7 metres), fed by spring water, surrounded by a beautiful terrace and a charming bamboo kiosk, perfect for relaxation and entertainment.
Additional structures on the property include a dovecote, a small house, and a barn, adding to the charm and utility of this estate.
Nestled in a privileged natural area under UNESCO reserve, this property offers not only a stunning home but also a gateway to explore the rich cultural and natural heritage surrounding it.
This property is not just a home; it is a lifestyle. Whether you are seeking a tranquil family residence, a seasonal retreat, or a profitable rental opportunity, this Maison de Maitre with its gites presents a rare chance to own a piece of paradise in one of the most beautiful regions of France.
Dim : Maison principale 505m2, Gites 274m2, Piscine 17 x 7m.
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