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CastleSegré (49)

Erected 35 kilometers from Angers, this beautiful authentic property, having belonged to a famous Angevin family, reveals a magnificent castle of about 403 m² of living space, in its park generously planted with trees of 6 353 m².
Composed of a central body flanked by two turrets, one of which contains a chapel, and its two end pavilions, this remarkable building has been entirely renovated in accordance with the rules of art, with timeless materials, combining modernity and authenticity, while revealing the original atmosphere of the place. The house is fully furnished and decorated to the glory of its illustrious historical occupants, a true inspiring museum.
The first floor features a large contemporary entrance hall with a waxed concrete floor, a meeting room in the same spirit and a large period salon with a massive parquet floor, a monumental fireplace and a French ceiling. In enfilade, the imposing dining room invites in a similar decor with its fireplace with twisted wooden columns and its beautiful Aubusson tapestry, followed by a large traditional kitchen on stone slabs. A shower room and contemporary bathroom complete the living areas on this level with a final hallway that leads to a wooden staircase. On the second floor, the historical style is confirmed through two large bedrooms and an anteroom. A long attic corridor leading to the two turrets distributes five small bedrooms, an office and a laundry room. A large hallway, converted into an old-fashioned study room, leads to a modern video room of about 27 m². On the second and last floor, a very contemporary and cosy independent apartment, offers a bedroom, a shower room, a toilet and a kitchenette open on the nice living room.
This beautiful property is completed by a former stable of about 80 m² of floor space on two levels, which can easily be converted into an independent dwelling (new roof, ready networks pending). This unique place offers an ideal living environment for a family, and the opportunity of a beautiful cultural touristic project immediately exploitable as is, at only 6 km from all shops and amenities, and 30 minutes from Angers.
Energy class D / Climate class B. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between 5 860 euros and 7 980 euros.
Contact : Emmanuelle Lego Commercial agent registered with the RSAC Angers N° 485 286 868 The fees are payable by the seller.

Le Figaro Properties reference : 46674318

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$723,300

200m²

3bd

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land 5ha

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Réf. 4482: For sale near Angers, magnificent 15th and 17th C. listed château. Situated in the heart of the Haut-Anjou region, in the Loire Valley, this exceptional château is surrounded by a moat, around thirty kilometres north of Angers, in Maine-et-Loire. Set in the heart of a 171.25 acres estate, this property is easily accessible from the main roads. Angers (population 160.000) is a 35-minute drive away. This town, capital of the Anjou region, has all the shops and services you need (university hospital, universities, TGV station with links to Paris in 1 hour). The town centre is magnificent, winding through the narrow streets of the historic town centre, shaped by the imposing silhouette of its 13th-century castle, and brightened up by the parks and gardens in the heart of the town. What's more, the town has been awarded the title of France's leading green town and is a great place to live. In other words: the ‘gentle Angevine’. 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$3,642,600

1,400m²

16bd

land 71.3ha

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