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CastleCornille (24)
Price :
$1,653,300
Surface1,182 m²bedrooms8 bathroom1 land13.9 ha

Located in the town of Cornille, this magnificent 16th century castle offers you exceptional services and an incredible living environment. Completely redecorated, the main building is composed on the ground floor of a large kitchen of more than 50m2, fully equipped in 2020 and decorated with 2 magnificent functional fireplaces, a large living room of 40m2, still with a large fireplace and a dining room of more than 40m2. All rooms have a double opening onto the magnificent wooded park of the property. Still on the ground floor, you will find separate WCs, a cellar, an apple attic, a large office as well as a utility room and a laundry room. In total, the ground floor offers a surface area of more than 205m2. Adjoining the ground floor of the castle, you will find an old chapel now transformed into a henhouse. On the first floor, you can enjoy 5 large bedrooms, all with an adjoining bathroom. The view, decoration and surface area of each room is breathtaking. In total, this floor offers an area of more than 235m2. On the top floor, you will discover the old apartments formerly inhabited by the castle's servants. Some work is required to exploit this floor of more than 160m2. Also on the property, you will find numerous boxes, barns and cellars. As the castle is currently inhabited, the pellet heating system was completely changed in 2022 for optimal efficiency and comfort. Finally, an outbuilding of more than 135m2 composed, on 2 levels, of a living room, a kitchen and 3 bedrooms with bathroom completes this exceptional property. Also, a farmhouse of more than 200m2 currently hosting an apartment (work to be planned) and several barns and boxes (former stable) are sold with the property. On the exterior side, in addition to a magnificent wooded park, you can discover an in-ground swimming pool of more than 12 meters in diameter, a vegetable garden, a pond and a water source. To obtain more information on this exceptional property, contact us on

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Castle Cornille (24)

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