Spacious 6 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Sologne, Centre Val de Loire
The estate features a magnificent Japanese garden and waterside gazebo. It is a delightful longere in a peaceful setting. A magnificent pond with a bridge and island, ducks, geese and swans; a Japanese garden with maples and other rare trees, all planted by the owners.
Close to Selles sur Cher; Contres, Mur de Sologne Romorantin
and Beauval zoo in Saint Aignan sur Cher.
The 218 m2 main house comprises on the ground floor: a 23 m2 dining room with an old-fashioned kitchen area, a 13 m2 fitted and equipped kitchen, a 5m2 storeroom, a 1.5 m2 wc, a 80 m2 living room with a su...
The estate features a magnificent Japanese garden and waterside gazebo. It is a delightful longere in a peaceful setting. A magnificent pond with a bridge and island, ducks, geese and swans; a Japanese garden with maples and other rare trees, all planted by the owners.
Close to Selles sur Cher; Contres, Mur de Sologne Romorantin
and Beauval zoo in Saint Aignan sur Cher.
The 218 m2 main house comprises on the ground floor: a 23 m2 dining room with an old-fashioned kitchen area, a 13 m2 fitted and equipped kitchen, a 5m2 storeroom, a 1.5 m2 wc, a 80 m2 living room with a superb fireplace, a 20 m2 conservatory and an 11 m2 shower room with wc.
The first floor comprises: bedroom 1 (12 m2), bedroom 2 (9.50 m2), bedroom 3 (11 m2), bedroom 4 (16 m2), bathroom with WC (3 m2) and a corridor (11 m2).
The property also includes a guest house (108 m2) with a wood-burning stove.
It comprises on the ground floor: a main room, a study and a shower room with wc.
On the 1st floor: a large 23 m2 room.
This is an impressive property, superbly well maintained down to the smallest detail.
The property sits in almost 8 acres of land ( 3 hectares) which includes a one hectare (1 hectare) lake with crystal clear water, fed by two springs.
Gas tank heating (+ hot water).
PVC and wrought iron double glazing.
Small flat tile roof.
Property tax 3,000 EUR.
Mains drainage.
The property includes 3 garages, 1 workshop, an air-conditioned cellar, 3 carports, an aviary and an electric gate with intercom.
This property is located in zone N (the natural zone of the PLU, better known by the abbreviation "zone N", corresponds to natural and forested areas. When a site is classified as an N zone, it means that the local authority recognises its environmental interest and wishes to preserve its natural character).
The property also features a superb wrought iron greenhouse, a large spa and a lovely wooden terrace overlooking the lake.
Ideal property for relaxation and leisure. Close to the A85, Romorantin-Lanthenay, etc, everything is within easy reach.
Longere de 1850 entirely renovated by the owners who have been able to combine several classic materials such as oak, stone and iron to give rhythm and life to this 1850 building.
Large rooms and an idyllic setting.
The main house of about 230 m2 is composed of: an entrance on a large fitted kitchen of 24 m2 with a back kitchen of 12 m2 and a storeroom of 5 m2, a very large living/dining room with fireplace of 101 m2 (Italian marble for the floor), a living room under veranda of 19m2 (Spanish terracotta tiles for the floor), adjoining a covered terrace of 22 m2 with a panoramic view on the park and the pond. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower, 2 wc. The guest house of 127 m2 is composed of : a large room of 57 m2 with wood stove, a room of 23 m2, a shower room with WC, a mezzanine room of 13 m2.
The outbuildings : The first one is 180 m2 with 3 car places, a closed garage of 60 m2, a wine cellar, a workshop (14 m2), a small hard built house with an aviary.
A spring fed pond of approximately 1 hectare with a depth of 1.80m approximately with fish for fishing and a completely enclosed parkland.
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