Character 6 bedroom Chateau for sale in Montaigu de Quercy, Midi-Pyrenees

Charming character property with pool and set in over 6 acres in a village setting located 30 minutes from Agen, and 23 minutes from Montagu de Quercy.

The lovely stone property features a main house on 3 levels:
Ground floor of 265 m2 with an entrance hall, an office, a reception room, a kitchen and dining room, a pantry, 2 bedrooms, a dressing room, and bathroom.
First floor of 265m2: a kitchen, a living/ dining room, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, another small shower room to finish.
Top floor: a large attic to fit out as desired of 265 m2.

This spacious chateau includes generous spaces and an abundance of character features -floors, vaults, fireplaces, ceilings etc. It is currently in good general condition, though some points such as insulation or electricity could be reviewed.

On the ground floor:
An entrance of 15.5m2 serving an office of 18m2 with an old cabinet of 6.2m2, a living room, 2 rooms, a bedroom of 29m2 connected to another bedroom of 26m2. A bathroom of 18m2 with dressing room and wc, a gallery of 20m2, a kitchen of 20m2 and a boiler room of 19m2.

Upstairs:
A corridor of 28m2, a bedroom of 31m2 with fireplace, a bedroom of 20m2, a bedroom of 18m2, a bedroom of 18m2, a wc of 3.14m2, a large living room of 32.6 m2, a bathroom of 9m2, a kitchen of 16m2 and a pantry of 6m2.

Second floor:
A landing of 28m2, a room of 61m2, a room of 38m2, a room of 58m2, a room of 13m2.

The house sits in beautiful wooded parkland, partly enclosed by stone walls crossed by a stream with hundred-year-old trees. It features a square dovecote of 3 levels of 25 m2, a swimming pool, a well, stone stables (about 200m2), garage, cellars workshops etc (300 m2)an old barn to renovate, all set in 25,579m2.





The house is connected to main water and sewers. Gas central heating.

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Features

Reference241584

Price740,000 EUR

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

2

Floor Space

400.0m2

Land Area

2.6 Ha

Fees Paid By Seller

It does not cost you anything to purchase this property through us

Equestrian Facilities

Existing stabling or other facilities

Fireplace

Has open fireplace or woodburner

Outbuildings

Unconverted buildings

Garage

Has covered vehicle parking

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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)

On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.

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