Historical 9 bedroom Logis for sale with countryside view in Chaillevette, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This noble 14th-century logis is set in almost 3.7 hectares of enclosed land and provides 675 m2 of living space and 1,042 m2 of usable space.
The exceptional residence, enlarged in the 17th century, belonged to the King's squires and to wealthy Saulniers until the Revolution, when it was converted into an oyster farm. It has been lovingly restored and now combines modernity with the preservation of its historic features, including frescoes, large fireplaces and a vast Renaissance staircase.
The main Logis is complemente...
This noble 14th-century logis is set in almost 3.7 hectares of enclosed land and provides 675 m2 of living space and 1,042 m2 of usable space.
The exceptional residence, enlarged in the 17th century, belonged to the King's squires and to wealthy Saulniers until the Revolution, when it was converted into an oyster farm. It has been lovingly restored and now combines modernity with the preservation of its historic features, including frescoes, large fireplaces and a vast Renaissance staircase.
The main Logis is complemented by three guest houses with separate entrances, providing a peaceful setting for entertaining friends and family and/or developing a professional activity.
In the outbuildings of just over 500 m2, a 175 m2 semi-covered wellness area with a heated swimming pool extends outside with a 5-seater spa and Finnish sauna overlooking the woodland.
Two spacious, secluded and heated workshops invite artists' souls to blossom. A real Artist's studio with overhead lighting has been created in a former wine storehouse.
A games room, garage and technical rooms complete the outbuildings. The outbuildings are equipped with solar thermal and photovoltaic panels, which significantly reduce energy costs while providing a source of income.
Situated between Bordeaux and La Rochelle, close to Royan, this exceptional property boasts wooded grounds with fruit trees, a vegetable garden, a pond and a well, as well as a helipad in the meadow.
The driveway leads to the main courtyard, the peaceful soul of this Logis envelopes you in a warm, gentle way of life, making this a delightfully magical place.
All three guest houses are sold furnished.
It is also possible to purchase some of the Logis furniture.
Please contact us for further details.
Spa
Sauna
Swimming Pool
Optical fibre
Well
Helipad
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Car Port
Double flow ventilation
Jacuzzi
Internet
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Electric car terminal
Water Softener
Fireplace
Hot Tub or Sauna
Garage
Private Pool
Hot Tub or Sauna
Turn Key Good Condition
Land
Excellent condition
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