Lovingly Maintained 9 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view and panoramic view views in Libourne, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Completely renovated with care and good taste, this superb property has almost 1,400m2 of buildings and 2.5 hectares of land in the form of parklands and meadows.
A young alder lined driveway leads to 2 stone buildings facing each other, set around a large courtyard and surrounded by low stone walls and posts, iron railings and gates.
The main dwelling is a magnificent stone Girondine style house, which features 3 reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen, 7 bedrooms, bathroom, WC and 2 shower rooms with WC's. All these rooms are divided into 2 independent "parents"/"children" areas. With a floor area of almost 375m2, there is plenty of space and the large windows providing plenty of natural light.
Adjoining the main house is a 60m2 (646 sq ft) orangery with old wrought iron bay windows, a travertine floor and ashlar and rubble stone walls. This space forms a link between the main house and the adjoining outbuildings (a room of approximately 150m2 and a garage of 195m2).
Opposite this complex there is another buildings comprising of a 96m2 detached house, that is currently rented out, a barn of almost 300m2 and a semi-enclosed swimming pool area.
This property is in excellent condition and would be ideal for any gite, B&B/B&B project, or for a large family in need of space. Its location makes it a privileged spot.
FEATURES
Alarm System
Irrigation Sprinkler
Swimming Pool
Fireplace
Turn Key
Excellent Condition
Outbuilding: 480m2
Outbuilding: 415m2
Outbuilding: 60m2
Park: 25,000m2
House: 96m2
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Fees Paid By Seller
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