Reference258049
Price1,600,000 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms6
Floor Space320.0m2
Land Area2.1 Ha
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Riverside 6 bedroom House for sale with lake or river view in Le Temple sur Lot, Nouvelle Aquitaine

1,600,000 EUR
1,328,000 GBP1,680,000 USD
Enjoying magical river views from its idyllic location in Le Temple sur Lot, is this beautifully restored 6 bedroom luxury house nestling in over
5 acres of glorious land with mature gardens, pool and mooring.

This exquisite riverside residence offers exceptional quality, refined interiors and outstanding lifestyle amenities in a natural setting. Approached via a picturesque tree-lined driveway, this distinguished property immediately conveys a sense of privacy, elegance and timeless charm.

The house has been meticulously renovated and maintained to an exceptional standard, where traditional character features blend seamlessly with carefully integrated modern comfort. The...
Enjoying magical river views from its idyllic location in Le Temple sur Lot, is this beautifully restored 6 bedroom luxury house nestling in over
5 acres of glorious land with mature gardens, pool and mooring.

This exquisite riverside residence offers exceptional quality, refined interiors and outstanding lifestyle amenities in a natural setting. Approached via a picturesque tree-lined driveway, this distinguished property immediately conveys a sense of privacy, elegance and timeless charm.

The house has been meticulously renovated and maintained to an exceptional standard, where traditional character features blend seamlessly with carefully integrated modern comfort. The entrance hall, with its classic tomette tiled flooring, sets a warm and sophisticated tone. From here, a generous double-aspect living room provides an elegant reception space filled with natural light and finished with notable attention to detail.

A charming dining room featuring a striking wood-burning fireplace flows effortlessly into a beautifully appointed kitchen, designed to combine practicality with understated style. The ground floor also benefits from a pantry, utility room and separate WC, all finished to the same exacting standards as the principal living areas.

One of the home's most captivating features is the arched glazed doorway opening onto a superb outdoor entertaining space. Here, a bar and summer kitchen create the perfect setting for relaxed gatherings, while expansive terraces extend towards the swimming pool and landscaped gardens.

Upstairs, the property offers six spacious double bedrooms, each complemented by its own individually designed en-suite bathroom. Every suite reflects careful craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Two of the bedrooms can easily function as independent guest accommodation with separate access, providing excellent potential for boutique guest hosting or a bed-and-breakfast venture (subject to necessary permissions).

Modern systems have been discreetly integrated throughout the home. Double glazing ensures comfort and efficiency, while reversible air-conditioning serves the upstairs bedrooms through discreet venting with individual thermostatic controls. The ground floor benefits from energy-efficient underfloor heating powered by a heat pump.

The landscaped grounds are equally impressive. At the centre of the lawn stands an attractive historic pigeonnier, creating a charming focal point. Stone steps lead down to a private pontoon where a boat may be moored peacefully among the water lilies. A major advantage of the property also lies in the fact that it is not located in a flood-prone area, thereby offering comfort and peace of mind in all seasons.

A further glazed reception room with terrace offers a tranquil vantage point from which to enjoy uninterrupted views across the river - the perfect setting for quiet reflection or evening aperitifs.

Additional outbuildings include a traditional tobacco barn currently used for storage but offering significant conversion potential, as well as a second barn providing further practical space.

Completing the estate is a brand-new tennis court, enhancing the exceptional lifestyle offered by this remarkable riverside property. A rare opportunity to acquire a refined riverside home where exceptional craftsmanship, attention to detail and an outstanding natural setting combine to create an enviable lifestyle property.
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