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CastleFontainebleau (77)
Price :
$5,199,900
Surface1,350 m²bedrooms23

Located around on hour by car from Paris, in a peaceful, protected setting, this property of around 35 hectares comprises a château and numerous outbuildings with a total living area of 1,350 m2 and more than 20 bedrooms surrounded by landscaped, wooded parklands.
The property, which is in perfect condition, is ideal for private use as well as for hotel, bed & breakfast, seminars and events.
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Property presented by Marie de Saint Périer - Commercial Agent EI - Agency fees payable by seller. DPE in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Advertiser reference : 84660189Le Figaro Properties reference : 69830938

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Pool
Garage & Parking
Fireplace
Landscaped garden

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Castle Fontainebleau (77)

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77300 Fontainebleau

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