In the Heart of the Bourbonnais, 19th Century Castle House in Excellent Condition on 5.2ha

Property Description

Ideally situated in a peaceful rural setting, this charming, fully renovated 19th-century castle house stands in the heart of a 5.2-hectare enclosed estate, with orchard, vegetable garden and extensive meadows. Just 11 km from all amenities, it combines modern comforts with old-world charm.

The first floor opens onto an elegant entrance hall with wooden staircase and toilet, leading to a south-facing stoop terrace with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. This is followed by a dining room nestled in the tower, with built-in storage, a vast living room divided into two reception areas, and a warm, fully-equipped kitchen featuring a perfectly functional fireplace.

Upstairs, a landing leads to two bedrooms sharing a shower room with toilet. The master suite has its own shower room and toilet, while a fourth bedroom has been converted into a dressing room. The second floor offers a landing, a bathroom with toilet, three further bedrooms, an attic and access to the attic space under the roof.

The estate also includes two outbuildings.
The smaller outbuilding houses an old cowshed, a stable, a kennel, a small stable and a henhouse, forming a traditional agricultural ensemble.
The larger, more versatile outbuilding features a vast stable, a large garage and a reception room with bread oven on the first floor. Upstairs, two additional rooms and an attic extend this space, while the basement houses an old wine cellar, a vestige of the property's winegrowing past.

This castle house, in excellent condition, is a house of character, ideal for a main residence or a hospitality project in an unspoilt natural setting.

Selling price: 985,000 euros
Fees at vendor's expense

Excessive energy consumption : Class F/F

Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 10,280 euros and 13,950 euros per year. Prices indexed to.

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