castle with terrace for sale Veuzain-sur-Loire, France

EXCEPTIONAL and unique in Amboise: A property transformed into a charming hotel, comprising a restored 19th-century manor house, several gîtes, and unusual, extra-large cabins in the woods. A total of 20 rooms in a bucolic setting, swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi. Being secluded in the woods yet in the heart of Amboise, just a 5-minute walk from the Royal Château, is a true privilege. Description: THE Manor House ~300m² 800m² of living space across all buildings. 7000m² grounds with several remarkable, centuries-old trees (oak, sequoia, etc.). No overlooking properties throughout the grounds. 8 air-conditioned bedrooms. Double living rooms in succession. South-facing grounds. No listed or registered historical monument, but within a protected area. 1st floor: 3 bedrooms with bathrooms and 1 bedroom with bathroom (shower + bath) 2nd floor: three bedrooms, one bathroom, one bedroom with bathroom (bath and shower) Mains drainage, sanitation up to standard, 12x6m swimming pool heated by chlorine heat pump, 1 heat pump per gîte/apartment, Double glazing throughout, roof and facade in very good condition, Unused well and presence of water unknown, Reversible air conditioning, 16 parking spaces (one per accommodation). Cottage 1: with 4 bedrooms (2 currently in use, one empty, one for the sauna) Private terrace, barbecue Living/dining room with open-plan kitchen, fully air-conditioned Indoor 3-person sauna and outdoor 6-person jacuzzi under a carport 1st floor: bedroom with bathroom and toilet, bathroom and toilet on the landing, bedroom Outbuilding (former stable): Ground floor: living room ~40m2 with ''dining/storage room'' opening onto the living room, kitchen, room with stairs and toilet 1st floor: 6 units: 4 studios, 1 duplex, 1 one-bedroom apartment Cottage 2: private terrace, outdoor jacuzzi under a carport, rented for 2 (formerly for 4) 1 bedroom, bathroom, toilet, large main room Cabins x4: identical architect-designed for 2 people Private jacuzzi on the ground floor opening onto the outside 1st floor: balcony/terrace for the entrance, studio: bathroom, kitchenette, toilet, portable air conditioning If you have a hotel project and wish to be at the heart of the Loire Valley. This property offers a unique opportunity, already highly profitable despite being open only six months of the year (by choice of the owners). It's just waiting for you to welcome guests year-round and significantly increase its turnover. More information available upon request. The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Exceptional property complex – 11th-century mill and holiday cottages – Significant tourism potential This characterful property, nestled in an authentic and peaceful setting, operates a thriving furnished holiday rental business featuring: 12 fully furnished holiday cottages and guest rooms Floor areas ranging from 20 to 80 m² Total capacity: up to 55 guests A unique venue combining historic charm, modern comfort and profitability. Le Moulin (11th century) Ground floor: Hallway: 43.50 m² Kitchen: 36 m² Living room: 33 m² Dining room: 36.50 m² Small sitting room: 16.80 m² First floor: Bedroom: 28 m² Study: 36 m² Bathroom: 6.72 m² Second floor: Blue bedroom: 10 m² Pink bedroom: 14 m² Bathroom: 8.10 m² Third floor: Bedroom: 29 m² Bathroom: 7 m² Walk-in wardrobe + loft: 30 m² Circulation areas: Staircases & landings: 26 m² Service areas Staircases & landings: 51.02 m² Utility room: 9.20 m² Outdoor canopy: 64 m² Gîtes and guest rooms at Le Moulin Les Tourterelles: 58 m² Le Bouquinage: 27.50 m² Les Oiseaux: 31.60 m² La Marquise: 34.50 m² Les Raisins: 73.40 m² The farmhouse and its outbuildings Main areas: Open barn: 85 m² Barn: 62.30 m² Wood-fired boiler room: 35 m² Utility room: 4.50 m² First floor: Bedroom + bathroom + toilet + dressing room: 115 m² Dining/reception area: Kitchen/bar: 96.15 m² Adjoining room: 40 m² Toilets: 4 m² Self-catering cottages L’Hermine cottage: 72.40 m² La Salamandre holiday home: 115.20 m² Les Iris holiday home: 122 m² Les Roses holiday home: 72 m² Other outbuildings Shed at the entrance: 36 m² Sheep shelter: 20 m² Donkey shelter: 40 m² Les Bleuets: 27.50 m² La Billebaude: 14.85 m² Le Relais: 135.90 m² Features and facilities Gate with access control Double glazing Heat pump heating (energy-efficient) Key selling points for a buyer Established tourism business with significant capacity A property of rare character (11th-century mill) Spaces suitable for events (weddings, seminars) A cohesive and diverse portfolio of properties Development potential (upgrading / optimisation)

- Loire Valley – 1.5 km from Château de Chenonceau – Elegant 18th-Century Château – Extensive and Beautiful Outbuildings, Pavilion, Orangery, Barn, Garages, Three Independent Dwellings - 3.8 Hectares of Enclosed Parkland. Listed Historic Monument. In Need of Restoration. Chenonceaux, Amboise, Touraine, Loire Valley. Located in the immediate vicinity of Château de Chenonceau, on the edge of a charming village, this highly elegant 18th-century château displays a refined symmetrical tuffeau-stone architecture between two slightly projecting pavilions beneath a handsome armorial pediment. Inside, a magnificent succession of reception rooms opens onto the large south-facing terrace, enjoying commanding views over the enclosed park planted with century-old trees, where a washhouse, small pavilion, swimming pool, tennis court, orchard and ornamental pond are arranged along the perspective. Bathed in sunlight throughout the day, the ground floor is organised around an entrance hall opening onto the south-facing terrace. To the left are two reception rooms and a library, also opening onto the terrace through French doors; to the right, the staircase hall leads to a service hall, kitchen, two WC, a bathroom and a boudoir. On the first floor, a large north-facing corridor serves six south-facing bedrooms. Including four particularly attractive bedrooms with original 18th-century wood panelling, marble fireplaces and overmantel mirrors. Three bathrooms. Two dressing rooms. WC. Second floor: two attics, three rooms, one bathroom and WC. Five beautiful vaulted stone cellars, two exterior accesses, two interior accesses, and a tunnel connecting to the entrance pavilion. Approximately 550–600 sq m of living space. Outbuildings: To the east of the château stand extensive L-shaped outbuildings. Magnificent double garage opening through two arches, former cobbled stables, two horse boxes, four large open carriage sheds. A dwelling converted around 1970 comprises a cathedral-style living room with balustrades, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and additional room on the ground floor; upstairs, two rooms, living-room mezzanine and WC. A second small dwelling requiring restoration features an 18th-century staircase and large attic. Kennel beneath a large arch with wooden balustrade resting on four stone arches. Spacious orangery. Pigsties and poultry house. To the west stands an elegant six-room pavilion connected to the château by an underground passage. A beautiful barn with lean-to. Beautiful 3.8-hectare park planted with century-old trees, avenues of lime and chestnut trees, plane trees, yews and topiary box hedges. Charming washhouse, 1970s swimming pool, tennis court, and small two-room pavilion housing the pool machinery. Three accesses. Partially connected to mains drainage; part of the estate remains to be connected. Mains water supply for the château; outbuildings supplied by well water. Property tax approximately €3,000. Historic Monument Protection: The façades, roofs and parkland (plots C 584 to 586 and 608 to 610) were listed by decree of 6 March 1947. Price: €1,768,800 including agency fees payable by the seller. Location: -1.5 km from Château de Chenonceau, attracting between 800,000 and 1,000,000 visitors annually. - A few kilometres from shops and services. - 12 km from Amboise, offering all amenities and attracting several million visitors annually, notably for the Royal Château of Amboise, Le Clos Luce? and Château Gaillard. - 27 km from Chaumont-sur-Loire, attracting between 385,000 and 500,000 visitors annually. - 60 km from Château de Chambord; 1,200,000 visitors in 2025. - 27 km from Saint-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station, Paris in 1h02. - 1.4 km from Chenonceaux railway station, Tours in 17 minutes. - 29 km from Tours. Fees to be paid by the seller. DPE in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Authentic 16th-century castle and late 19th-century manor with breathtaking views over the banks of the Loire. Built in 1550 and renovated in the 19th century by a historic family from Touraine, it is south-facing, with 500 m² of living space over three levels, surrounded by a one-hectare park with 5000 m² of wooded area, enclosed by walls, with outbuildings and troglodyte cellars. Close to all shops, without overlooking neighbors, free of disturbances or nuisances, with a view of the Loire valley.The castle: restored about ten years ago but has remained authentic with all its original elements, moldings, beams, floors, wooden and stone fireplaces, cabochon floors, and Burgundy stones.Ground floor / Three interconnected lounges and a dining room, a kitchen with a fireplace and Cornue-style stove. Toilet and back kitchen, stunning wooden staircase serving the upper floors.First floor / 5 bedrooms offering beautiful volumes, three shower rooms, and a bathroom with a clawfoot tub.Second floor / 7 bedrooms, two bathrooms.Outbuildings: cellars of 552 m², a dwelling to renovate of 45 m², terraces.The outbuildings, including cellars and troglodyte dwellings, represent an area of approximately 670 m². A well and a large buried rainwater tank complete the exterior facilities.Several houses and troglodyte cellars that could become magnificent gîtes.A privileged location with no immediate neighbors in an idyllic environment.Must seeFees are the responsibility of the seller.Housing with excessive energy consumption: class FInformation on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.CAPIFRANCE Real Estate Network - Your commercial agent (RSAC No. 525 191 334 - Registry of TOURS) Sylvain DELMAS Individual Entrepreneur with Limited Liability 07 69 70 38 40 - Ref. 959903This description has been automatically translated from French.

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