Character 4 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside and panoramic views in Branne, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Set on 1.25 hectares (approximately 3.09 acres), this charming chateau dates from 1850 and comes with 314m2 of living space, with an additional 78 m2 attic suitable for four additional bedrooms.
In an enviable private setting, it enjoys stunning views over the vineyards towards Saint-Emilion, while remaining within easy reach of local shops and restaurants.
Accommodation:
Ground floor: welcoming entrance hall, sitting room with open fireplace, cosy TV room, elegant dining room, fully equipped kitchen/breakfast r...
Set on 1.25 hectares (approximately 3.09 acres), this charming chateau dates from 1850 and comes with 314m2 of living space, with an additional 78 m2 attic suitable for four additional bedrooms.
In an enviable private setting, it enjoys stunning views over the vineyards towards Saint-Emilion, while remaining within easy reach of local shops and restaurants.
Accommodation:
Ground floor: welcoming entrance hall, sitting room with open fireplace, cosy TV room, elegant dining room, fully equipped kitchen/breakfast room, guest wc.
Lower level: private wine cellar, utility room, boiler room, bright office with garden access.
First floor: master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, three further bedrooms, family bathroom, two additional WC's.
Attic: large bathroom, four attic spaces with excellent potential for conversion.
Features & Amenities:
Swimming pool (12 x 6 m) in a glazed structure with dedicated pool building
Double garage, potential for conversion
Children's wooden house
Parcel of 0.2204 ha AOC Bordeaux vines, managed by neighbouring winemaker
Oil-fired central heating and open fireplace
Two septic tanks (one installed in 2006/2007)
Starlink internet connection
Beautiful gardens with mature trees, stone fountain, well, and two gated entrances
This elegant and manageable chateau perfectly combines historic charm, comfort, and practicality - an ideal family home or second residence with expansion potential in one of Bordeaux's most sought-after areas.
Indoor Swimming Pool
Garden Shelter: 6 m2
Garage: 40 m2
Attic: 78.11 m2
Bathroom WC: 14.12 m2
Corridor: 2.84 m2
Corridor: 4.22 m2
Bathroom WC: 6 m2
Bedroom: 19.69 m2
Bedroom: 19.38 m2
Hallway: 2.63 m2
WC: 1.84 m2
Landing: 13.11 m2
Bathroom WC: 9.01 m2
Walk-in Closet:.84 m2
Master bedroom: 25.95 m2
Bedroom: 26.14 m2
: 2 m2
Laundry Room: 16.2 m2
WC: 1.84 m2
Equipped Kitchen: 22 m2
Dining Room: 26.01 m2
Living Room: 19.3 m2
Living Room: 25.9 m2
Entrance: 27.82 m2
Balcony: 2 m2
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This Chateau is located in Branne in France
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