14 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Montpon Menesterol, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Less than an hour from Bordeaux and close to the renowned vineyards of Saint-Emilion, this exceptional property invites you to experience its timeless charm.
Comprising a stately 18th century manor and two guest houses, it captivates from the very first glance with its imposing architecture and enchanting surroundings. From the beautiful terrace, you enter a spacious hallway featuring a stunning staircase that leads to the upper floors.
The ground floor boasts genero...
Less than an hour from Bordeaux and close to the renowned vineyards of Saint-Emilion, this exceptional property invites you to experience its timeless charm.
Comprising a stately 18th century manor and two guest houses, it captivates from the very first glance with its imposing architecture and enchanting surroundings. From the beautiful terrace, you enter a spacious hallway featuring a stunning staircase that leads to the upper floors.
The ground floor boasts generous living areas, including a kitchen, pantry, living and dining room, separate living room, and dining room, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. This level also includes two en suite bedrooms for added convenience.
On the first floor, six bedrooms and two bathrooms await, while the second floor offers a cosy living room and three exquisite en suite bedrooms.
The perfect blend of historic charm, with its elegant wooden floors, and modern comforts enhances the beauty of this exceptional home.
Two independent guest houses complete the estate - one featuring two bedrooms and the other offering a single bedroom (possible gite business - subject to necessary permissions).
For entertaining, a dedicated reception hall with a catering kitchen and restrooms is at your disposal.
A separate outbuilding has been converted into a spa area, ensuring moments of ultimate relaxation.
The property's exteriors are just as impressive, with a beautifully landscaped garden at the front and a serene pool area at the rear.
Additionally, a spacious meadow is available to accommodate animals.
Whether you are searching for a prestigious private residence or considering a hospitality project, this estate is sure to enchant you.
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