7 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view with Income Potential in Villenave de Rions, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Villenave de Rions, is this very well presented 4 bedroom historic property with separate 3 bedroom house, nestling in over 2 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool.
This characterful 18th century residence set in the heart of Entre-deux-Mers, is surrounded by organic vineyards, and blends authentic charm with modernity.J
Just 10 minutes from the train station for direct access to downtown Bordeaux in 22 minutes, and 45 minutes from Bordeaux by car, it offers the perfect balance between the tranquility of the countryside and the accessibility of the city.
Located in a privileged environment, Villenave de Rions is a commune that captivates with its historical heritage, rolling landscapes, and renowned vineyards. This picturesque village offers an outstanding quality of life, with cultural activities and outdoor leisure such as hiking, cycling tourism, and exploration of local heritage.
Its proximity to Bordeaux, the hub of the Aquitaine region, enhances opportunities for cultural and professional outings, not to mention the famous Bordeaux wine routes that delight both wine amateurs and professionals.
The 386m2 comprises of a spacious 100 m2 living and dining room with a fireplace, ideal for hosting family and friends, a gourmet kitchen, fully equipped for culinary enthusiasts, four double en suites and an adjoining house, offering space and privacy.
The garden has a boules court, and the properties sleeps up to 16 people.
There is exceptional potential to develop a welcoming business in the heart of the vineyards.
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