Reference259524
Price771,000 EUR
Bedrooms7
Bathrooms4
Floor Space450.0m2
Land Area3,300.0m2
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7-bedroom Chateau, St Omer, Hauts de France – countryside views | For sale

771,000 EUR
663,060 GBP894,360 USD
Fabulous and beautifully renovated Eighteenth Century chateau, complete with events barn, pool, and lovely gardens, located within easy reach of St Omer and the Channel ports.

This impressive 7 bedroom property comes with generous living space of 450m2 arranged around a pretty square courtyard. It sits in almost an acre of gardens with lovely countryside views and also has income potential with pool, sauna and hot tub as well as an events barn with bar.

It is just 45 minutes from Euro-tunnel & Calais ferry port and is only 15 minutes from the popular market town of St Omer


The layout of the rooms is as follows:

Ground floor:
Entrance hall
Office
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Fabulous and beautifully renovated Eighteenth Century chateau, complete with events barn, pool, and lovely gardens, located within easy reach of St Omer and the Channel ports.

This impressive 7 bedroom property comes with generous living space of 450m2 arranged around a pretty square courtyard. It sits in almost an acre of gardens with lovely countryside views and also has income potential with pool, sauna and hot tub as well as an events barn with bar.

It is just 45 minutes from Euro-tunnel & Calais ferry port and is only 15 minutes from the popular market town of St Omer


The layout of the rooms is as follows:

Ground floor:
Entrance hall
Office
Large living room (with views out to the swimming pool)
Dining room
Billiard room
Large kitchen with a dining area
Laundry room.

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 (with en suite bathroom)
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 4
Bathroom (with roll top bath and shower)
Walk-in Linen Closet

2nd Floor:
Bedroom 5 (with en suite bathroom)
Bedroom 6 (with en suite bathroom)

Garden Room:
Bedroom 7 (with en suite bathroom)
Sauna
Massage Room

Terraced Area:
Multi level Decked areas
Swimming Pool
Jacuzzi
Secret garden with fish pond and fountain

Gardens:
Large garden area with fruit trees
Vegetable patch
Seating area

Driveway with Electric Gates


Outside:
The focus of the outdoor space is the beautiful heated swimming pool and surrounding terrace, which has lovely views of the surrounding countryside. There is also the spa area, which includes hot-tub, sauna and steam room.

Within the courtyard is a converted barn, perfect for celebrations and parties. There is also a separate games room, with an open fire and full size pool table.

Location:
The property is located in the small village of Dohem, surrounded by lovely countryside. The property is within the regional natural Park of 'Caps et Marais d'Opale' which forms a triangle between St Omer, Calais and Boulogne and encompasses some lovely woodland and beautiful stretches of coastline.

The nearby village of Therouanne has basic shops, including a small supermarket and an excellent bakery. The larger town of St Omer, has a good selection of shops, restaurants and an excellent weekly produce market.

The chic coastal town of Le Touquet is 50 minutes drive whilst the Eurotunnel and ferry terminal at Calais is 40mins away.

Please get in touch for more details, photos, floor plans and if you would like to arrange a visit.

Additional information:

Bedrooms: 7
Bathrooms: 4
Receptions: 3
Habitable space: 450m2
Plot size: 3,300m2
DPE rating: F
Taxe fonciere: 3267 EUR per annum
Broadband: Yes
Heating: Oil-fired central heating
Drainage: Mains
Year of construction: 1875
Distance to shops: 5mins
Distance to coast: 50mins
Distance to ferry port: 40mins


Local amenities:

LOCAL SHOPS & SUPERMARKETS
Carrefour Contact, Fauquembergues - 10-15 mins (Local supermarket)
Aldi, Fauquembergues - 10-15 mins (Budget supermarket)
Carrefour Contact, Therouanne - 10-15 mins (Local supermarket)
Super U, Lumbres - 15-20 mins (Supermarket)
E. Leclerc, Lumbres - 15-20 mins (Large supermarket)
Carrefour Market, Fruges - 20-25 mins (Large supermarket, petrol station and drive collection)
E. Leclerc Express, Fruges - 20-25 mins (Supermarket)
Auchan Hypermarche, Longuenesse / Saint-Omer - 25-35 mins (Large hypermarket, Garden Centre and Shopping Centre)

Pharmacy - Pharmacie de Fauquembergues - 10-15 mins
Vets - Clinique Veterinaire Aanivet - 10-15 mins
DIY, Building Materials, Tools, Timber, Plumbing, Paint, Electrical & Garden Supplies - Weldom Fauquembergues - approximately 10-15 mins


FISHERIES
Domaine du Moulin de l'Aa, Merck-Saint-Lievin - 15-25 mins (Trout)
Etangs Martin Pecheur, Matringhem - 25-35 mins (Trout, Carp & Coarse Fishing)
Les Etangs de la Hem, Nordausques - 35-45 mins (Trout & Carp)

GOLF COURSES
Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club, Lumbres - 15-20 mins
Golf du Bois de Ruminghem - 30-40 mins
Golf du Park d'Olhain - 45-55 mins
Wimereux Golf Club - 50-65 mins
Golf d'Hardelot - 50-65 mins
Golf du Touquet - 60-75 mins.
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