6 bedroom Property of Chateau Outbuildings for sale with countryside view and Income Potential in Angers, Pays de la Loire
A good choice of schools and market towns nearby as well as local activities from golf to horse-riding making this an excellent base from which to explore and enjoy this popular area in the heart of the Loire Valley.
Surrounding a courtyard are the stone buildings with slate roofs. The former staff quarters, stables and storage of the chateau built in 1874 have been part modernised and today provide 2 family/guests lodges : The first providing 123m2 of living space...
A good choice of schools and market towns nearby as well as local activities from golf to horse-riding making this an excellent base from which to explore and enjoy this popular area in the heart of the Loire Valley.
Surrounding a courtyard are the stone buildings with slate roofs. The former staff quarters, stables and storage of the chateau built in 1874 have been part modernised and today provide 2 family/guests lodges : The first providing 123m2 of living space with 3 bedrooms (1 on the ground floor and 2 above) with modern kitchen/diner, formal living room, bathroom and access to a private terrace.
The second of 81m2 of living space with 3 bedrooms on the ground floor, bathroom, kitchen and living room with also access to a private terrace.
The continuation of this building is a third residence and work has been started on its modernisation.
Outbuildings : On the opposite side of the courtyard is a building used as 4 garages, former tack room, former stable with attic space above.
This large building is ideally suited to a number of potential uses and retains a lot of the charm and character from when it was built.
A former kennels and two large double "industrial style" buildings are currently used for storage but could be used for equestrian purposes for example.
A small river runs through the property that feeds the pond and a plot of 5 acres (2h) the other side (formerly poplar trees) would make a nice paddock if required.
To the rear of the accommodation is a vegetable garden and private terraces. An ideal place for a pool perhaps.
The total surface area is 10.03 acres (4,06 hectares).
The neighbouring chateau is currently also available, (895,000EUR) or the lot as a whole (1,595,000EUR) (Agent's fees due by the vendor - Notary's fees not included due by the purchaser)
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