Character 7 bedroom Manor House for sale in La Rochelle, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This elegant and spacious private mansion gracefully combines the richness of the past with the practicality of modernity.
This truly unique property, with a living area of approximately 365m2, is spread over 3 levels and is entirely built in cut stone with classical architecture.
Features include a captivating and majestic entrance hall with a stone staircase serving the 2 floors. The ground floor is organised around numerous spacious reception rooms, with high ceilings, woodwork, and period parquet flooring. The kitchen artfully blends contemporary furniture, designe...
This elegant and spacious private mansion gracefully combines the richness of the past with the practicality of modernity.
This truly unique property, with a living area of approximately 365m2, is spread over 3 levels and is entirely built in cut stone with classical architecture.
Features include a captivating and majestic entrance hall with a stone staircase serving the 2 floors. The ground floor is organised around numerous spacious reception rooms, with high ceilings, woodwork, and period parquet flooring. The kitchen artfully blends contemporary furniture, designer appliances, and antique elements. Bathed in light, it opens onto the garden, which is adorned with a heated pool and a Jacuzzi.
This property features 7 spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, 4 shower rooms and 2 offices.
Ideal for a large family or for entertaining friends in comfort and conviviality.
There is also a garage, parking space in the courtyard, large cellar and a boiler room.
Ground floor: entrance hall, office, living room, dining room, fitted and equipped kitchen, dressing room, laundry room.
1st floor: landing, bedroom 1 with a dressing room, shower room with a WC, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with a WC, library.
2nd floor: landing, 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, 1 with a WC and a guest WC.
Basement: cellar and boiler room.
FEATURES
Swimming Pool
Intercom
Jacuzzi
Internet
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Excellent Condition
Garden
Library:
Walk-in Closets
Study
Laundry Room
Cellar: 9.88m2
Cellar: 34.63m2
Garden: 382m2
Unobstructed Views
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