Character 8 bedroom Manor House for sale in Chatellerault, Poitou-Charentes
Built in 1833, this spacious stone property come with living space of 555m2 and sits in a plot of 2,256m2. It is located in a village bordering Touraine-Poitou, between Tours and Poitiers.
2h40 from Paris, 40 minutes south of Tours, 20 minutes from Chatellerault (TGV) and 15 minutes to A10 access (Sainte Maure de Touraine).
Features include 2 restored charming annexes. Beautiful old elements.
Heated swimming pool. Dependencies. Beautiful vaulted cellar.
Porch. Large interior courtyard and gardens.
The Property includes:
The main Maison de Maitre (350m2):
Access via a vast old porch, stone-paved floor.
A 6m2 entrance hall in the house, floor tiles and cupboards.
A large entrance hall of 31m2, floor tiles, beams, stone walls and stairway to the first floor.
A large fitted kitchen of 25m2, tiled floor, fireplace and beams, access to the courtyard.
A utility room of 16m2, floor tiles.
A dining room of 31m2, floor tiles, beams and fireplace.
A 27m2 living room, tiled floor, stone fireplace and beams.
A 15m2 TV living room, decorative fireplace and beams.
A 6m2 office, floor tiles and beams.
A storage room afterwards.
A wc with washbasin.
At right angles:
A scullery of 16m2, floor tiles.
An entrance-debotte of 11m2, tomettes.
A room of 10m2, games room.
A large cathedral reception room of 51m2, with a bar, water point and stove.
On the 1st floor:
A landing of 9m2, floor tiles and beams, serving:
A bedroom of 17m2, floor tiles and beams.
A laundry room of 5m2 in the suite, with floor tiles and water point.
An antechamber of 10m2, floor tiles and beams.
A bathroom of 15m2, floor tiles and beams.
A wc with washbasin.
A room of 18m2, tomettes.
A clearance of 5m2 with cupboards.
A 26m2 bedroom, floor tiles.
A 13m2 bathroom with wc.
A 26m2 bedroom, floor tiles, beams and fireplace.
A shower room of 8m2, wood-style tiled floor, walk-in shower and separate wc.
On the 2nd floor:
An attic covering the entire surface.
Slate roof.
Gas central heating
Mains drainage.
Annex accommodation 1 restored comprising:
With its private terrace
On the ground floor:
An entrance hall, a kitchen opening into the living room, laundry room, bathroom with wc, 2 bedrooms including a bathroom with shower and wc.
On the 1st floor:
A bedroom on the mezzanine level.
Attic and services room.
Annex accommodation 2 restored comprising:
With its private terrace
On the ground floor:
A kitchen.
On the 1st floor:
A living room, a bedroom, a bathroom with wc.
Slate roofs.
Electric heating.
Swimming pool of 10 metres X 5 metres heated by heat pump, with cover and alarm.
Pool house with wc and washbasin.
Large vaulted cellar under the main house.
Another vaulted cellar.
Outbuildings:
A laundry room.
A storage room.
A garage (1 car and workshop space) with access from the street and from the garden.
A carport for 1 to 2 cars.
A garden shed with a pump connected to a well.
Plot: access from the main street and other access from the garden.
Large interior courtyard with access by an imposing porch paved with stones.
2 large landscaped gardens.
All on 2,256m2.
Property of great character having retained many of its old elements (terracotta tiles, stone paving, beams, fireplace, stone walls, etc. ) and located close to the main roads and TGV.
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