luxury houses for sale Chanceaux-sur-Choisille, France (page 3)

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Located in Tours, this house of approximately 140m2 also offers an independent studio of almost 40m2, all on a plot of 482m2. This house from the 60s underwent a complete renovation in 2016 and offers a comfortable living environment close to amenities. The entrance opens onto a bright living room, bathed in natural light, which extends harmoniously towards a premium brand equipped kitchen and a cleverly furnished office area. In contrast, an elegant master suite with a refined bathroom completes this single-storey living space, offering optimal comfort. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower are arranged around a landing offering a games, reading, cinema or other space. At the bottom of the enclosed, wooded garden there is a studio allowing you to generate rental income (student, airbnb) or carry out your professional activity with complete peace of mind. This property benefits from a privileged location close to all amenities and especially close to the future 'green lung', an eco-district on a 1 hectare park favoring green spaces and soft mobility. Renovation with high-end materials carried out by craftsmen allows you to still benefit from the ten-year guarantee and an energy-efficient house (interior insulation and exterior walls). ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,080 and EUR1,500 per year. Contact: (EI) Nicolas DELAIZIR 06 74 47 13 68 Commercial Agent registered with the RSAC of Tours under number 2023AC00133. Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr

In the heart of a charming village in South Touraine and only 30 minutes from Tours stands an exceptional Belle Époque manor dating back to 1906. A true work of art, this asymmetrical building, typical of the Eclectic style, reveals nearly 700m² of living space on 2.5 hectares of parkland. This 25-meter high villa is one of the most beautiful Belle Époque villas in France. In 2019, it underwent a complete renovation that revealed its original character and elegance while integrating modern amenities. This restoration also highlighted the technical and artistic achievements characteristic of that era. Today, the villa offers a subtle blend of old-world charm and modern living, while preserving the integrity of its original architecture. A gem to see but also to live in, thanks to its nine bedrooms and as many private bathrooms worthy of the finest Parisian hotel suites. One of them features a spa area with a private hammam, balneotherapy, and traditional sauna. Additionally, it includes several Art Nouveau-style lounges, a sublime Renaissance-inspired dining room, an elegant office, and a green winter garden, offering generous and luxurious living space for its occupants. There is also a highly functional kitchen in the semi-basement with laundry facilities, a cinema room, a jacuzzi area, and a very large basement of over 120m², ideal for wine storage. Outbuildings with a barn, a workshop, and two 75m² accommodations in the former caretaker's house complete this property. The location in the heart of a park with orchards, vegetable garden, pond, and woodland adds a natural and peaceful dimension to the whole. The pond with its island and cyclamens scattered in the undergrowth create an enchanting and picturesque setting. This residence is a true treasure of French architectural heritage, combining history with modernity to offer an exceptional living experience. It is also environmentally friendly thanks to its pellet heating system, ensuring unexpected comfort without any hassle. This property is located 10 minutes from the A10 motorway, 35 minutes from the Tours TGV station, and 5 minutes from Ste Maure de Touraine, which offers a multitude of shops, schools, transportation, and other amenities. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros8520 and euros11528. Contact: (EI) Magali Boudry 07 86 27 07 99 Commercial agent registered with the RSAC of Tours under number 2021AC00288. Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr

17th century manor house, 25 bedrooms, 2 flats, 2 kitchens, restaurant, lounge, reception room, 2,7ha approx. South of Tours Located in the "Loire-Anjou-Touraine Regional Natural Park", classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, this elegant 17th century manor house is at the heart of the Loire Valley Castles and Touraine vineyards circuit. The manor house is built of tufa stone, typical of the region, and includes a large 17th century dovecote adjoining a conference room. not far from a motorway exit which leads to Tours in less than 40 minutes The establishment operates all year round thanks to a close professional clientele and a tourist clientele in love with the nearby chateaux, vineyards, heritage and shows and festivals. A major branch of the "Loire à vélo" cycle path (which has an international clientele) passes in front of the Manoir's entrance. Beautiful walks in the vineyards and wooded area. The hotel-restaurant is in working order and can be taken over immediately. The property has a living area of 1400m² and consists of 3 buildings: 1: Rooms building: on 3 levels, a 17th century part and a modern extension built in harmony, with rooms furnished in the old style (beams, fireplaces, old furniture) or modern. 23 rooms to standard: 19 double rooms, 1 room for 3 persons, 2 rooms for 4 persons, 1 room for 5 persons. Of these rooms, 3 are equipped with kitchenettes and 7 others can be easily equipped. In addition to the ground floor rooms which open directly onto the outside, this building has 3 separate entrances. Boiler room, storage space, laundry room. 2. Building with 1 flat and others, 3: Reception and Restaurant building with : - A reception area with an adjoining lounge. - A kitchen for breakfasts. - A large equipped restaurant kitchen (pantry with refrigerated cellars, cold room, freezers, MOLTENI stove etc). - Three restaurant rooms. - A conference room equipped (overhead projector, screens, piano) for a maximum of 38 people (before Covid). - A pigeon house that can be converted. - A 2-room flat + kitchen for the manager, with intercom and telephone forwarding, above the Reception Outside areas : - 2 large car parks, one at the entrance the other behind the rooms building. - A terrace under a large cedar tree that can accommodate the restaurant in the summer. On the north side behind the rooms building: a park with large trees of various species. Garden furniture in the summer months. On the south side on the other side of the entrance car park: a small wood of more than one hectare. Possibility of development in the field of events and company seminars and by implementing a digital communication strategy. The manager is 74 years old and wishes to retire. For more information, please contact us.

A former 'closerie' (small enclosed farmstead), its two dwellings and troglodyte cellars on the edge of Tours. At the foot of the Loire hillside, a driveway leads to the property. Next to the farmhouse, a wooden gate framed by stone pillars opens on to the driveway that crosses the garden to an outbuilding that has been converted into a garage. Directly opposite, the east-facing residence, built of tuffeau limestone with a slate roof, has two storeys and features a large terrace overlooking the garden. The garden is divided into two lawned areas, overlooked by a wooded area dotted with numerous troglodyte cellars. The two residential buildings and the garage, although architecturally distinct, are similar in many respects: rendered stone facades two storeys high, rectangular, evenly spaced windows and gable roofs laid with clay or slate tiles.

A fully restored former mill with outbuildings in grounds that cover around 6,000m², thirty minutes south of Tours. The house stands on a quiet local road. It faces east and west with a garden and a tree-dotted meadow that leads up to a stream. Its grounds cover around 6,000m². The outbuildings were once used for work in the fields and farming purposes. They include a cowshed and a barn with a sheltered open front. These annexes stand just a few steps from the house, on a higher level of the land. A cellar has been dug into the rock between the house and the outbuildings.

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A house and outbuildings set in a lush garden in the heart of a village near Tours. The property is situated at the foot of the church and the castle, in the heart of the village. An iron gate protects the property from prying eyes from the street and opens onto a garden planted with trees and a wooded area on the hillside, as well as cellars cut into the rock. A gravelled driveway leads to the main house and a large lawn next to the guest house opposite and the workshop after. The two rubble stone buildings with carved tuffeau stone surrounds are harmonised with each other in terms of their size, their gable roofs with Jacobean dormer windows, and their rendered facades covered in vegetation. To the rear of the main building, a gravel courtyard with flowers all around leads to a modest house. Finally, at the end of the garden, at the foot of the wooded hillside, a brick vault provides access to the cellars.

Located 2.5 hours from Paris, 25 km south of Tours, in the heart of the Indre Valley, this authentic 17th-century mill and its 19th-century residence are nestled in a 1.5-hectare park bordered by the Indre River. This unique property, with its charm and high-end amenities, situated on an island surrounded by the Indre, will captivate you with its surroundings, absolute tranquility, and spaciousness near an attractive city. The 19th-century miller's house, with a living area of 267 m2, comprises: On the ground floor: An entrance hall, a fitted and equipped eat-in kitchen, a reception area, a small living room, and a toilet. An original balcony along the length of the residence provides views of the millrace and is accessible from every room. On the first floor: The landing leads to three suites with shower rooms or bathrooms and toilets. The second floor consists of three bedrooms, a bathroom, and toilets. The 17th-century mill, with a living area of 231 m2 and its original wheel, offers: On the ground floor: An entrance hall leading to a small living room, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a dining room, a lounge, a laundry boiler room, and toilets. All of these spaces have access to the terrace with direct views of the Indre River. On the first floor: A landing leads to two suites with bathrooms and toilets. On the second floor: A landing leads to two suites with bathrooms and toilets. On the second floor: A lounge occupying the entire space. The property is enhanced by a 1.41-hectare park, its riverbanks, meadows, and wooded areas. A true haven of peace, the mill and its miller's house have been restored using high-quality materials while preserving the original elements. The owners have taken great care to restore its lost character while offering the comfort and amenities of a 4-star hotel. This small piece of local heritage was once used for producing flour from the surrounding lands. With a genuine ecological dimension in mind, an environmental study was conducted to design and enable the property to be entirely self-sufficient in terms of energy (water, electricity, and heating), and even produce and sell its own electricity. Its seasonal bed and breakfast activity ensures a comfortable income that would allow you to envision a new life project and even expand it. Video link : https://youtu.be/IP43BhaWMZk

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A restored 16th-century mansion with over seven hectares of grounds, nestled in France’s River Loir valley and listed as a historical monument. A quiet country lane leads through meadows and farmland on a plateau. From this lane, a driveway lined with North American oaks leads up to the seigneurial mansion. A car park lies next to an entrance to a vast courtyard. You cross a bridge over a water-filled moat on the south side. The mansion stands straight ahead. All the buildings are arranged around the courtyard. A tree-dotted garden lies on the east side, behind a high stone wall yet within the moat’s enclosure. In the north-west corner of the moat-enclosed complex, another bridge stretches across the moat. From this spot, you can gaze out at meadows where majestic trees tower. A small wood also lies in the property’s north-west corner, beside its boundaries. Meadows evenly spread around the moat-formed island cover an area of around six hectares. The estate dates back to the 14th century, when the land was part of the nearby fiefdom of La Mothe d’Olbeau. Over the centuries, several families followed one after another on this estate that forms a self-sufficient home. The dwelling was probably built in the 15th century, then extended and redesigned between the late 16th century and the early 17th century to create, above all, its staircase tower and central pavilion. All the fireplaces inside date back to this period and were doubtless crafted by a specialist stone cutter. In the 18th century, the rear eastern pavilion with large windows, a section slightly lower in height, was added to the edifice and the south-east-facing facade was transformed to harmonise the whole mansion’s appearance. In the 16th century, a range of fortifications were made, including the surrounding wall, the moat with its bridges, a fortified tower, and more than twenty arrow slits. At the start of the 20th century, the estate covered around 150 hectares that included smallholdings and a mill.

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A few kilometers from Tours center, sublime restored 16th century farmhouse, 270 M² of living space with a beautiful outbuilding that could become a gîte and a barn. All on 5 hectares of enclosed land bordered by a stream and its waterfall. No nuisance, neither overlooked, out of sight. A few kilometers from Tours center, sublime restored 16th century farmhouse, 270 M² of living space with a beautiful outbuilding that could become a gîte and a barn. All on 5 hectares of enclosed land bordered by a stream and its waterfall. No nuisance, neither overlooked, out of sight. Main house: ground floor: an entrance, an 80 m² living-dining room with terrace, two functional fireplaces, a stone spiral staircase. ON THE GARDEN FLOOR: a large bedroom with its bathroom, an office that could be a bedroom, a wellness room with sauna. and large basement (linen room, workshop, storage) Upstairs : a bedroom and its private bathroom, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. 1 toilet. An outbuilding that can be converted into gîtes, a large barn. A swimming pool to redo. All on a 5 hectare hilly enclosed park, not overlooked or nuisance, ten minutes from the city center of Tours

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Exceptional troglodyte ensemble composed of a reception room (around a hundred guests), a 160m2 house with a beautiful garden with a greenhouse, a first gîte of 78m2, a second gîte of 28m2 on wooded land of 2000m2 + a plot in front of the property of 1056m2 used as parking. Marmoutier district, close to the center of Tours, rare for sale.

Maison récente de 2010 implantée sur une parcelle de 450 m² Elle offre en rdc une pièce de vie de 52 m² avec cuisine ouverte A/E , suite parentale chambre, salle d'eau/wc . A l'étage: bureau/mezzanine, chambre et dressing . Carport et son grenier, maisonnette de 32 m² . of which 4.83 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

SAVONNIERES CHARMANTE GENTILLOMMIERE - GARAGE - GARDEN - CELLARS - LAND 2,500 m² Located in the heart of the Cher valley, in a shopping village, attractive for its associations and schools. Tours is 14 minutes away, the TGV station 18 minutes away and the airport 35 minutes away, motorways 5 minutes away. This charming walled manor house is located in the heart of the village in a bucolic environment inspiring poetry, true happiness throughout the seasons. Its owners have kept the authenticity of this 18th century residence, preserving the moldings, tiles, high ceilings, period fireplace, while refreshing it with today's modernity without excess. She welcomes you with an elegant entrance which gives us the note for the visit; a large double living room of 40 m² with a fireplace and library, followed by a silver room ideally provided at the time for storing dishes, a dining room followed by a large office and a small room. A 35 m² fitted and equipped kitchen, opening onto a pleasant terrace with a shaded green space. On the ground floor a master suite including a large bedroom overlooking the garden area, a bathroom with shower and separate toilet and dressing room. Upstairs a large office landing or TV lounge for the children, a large bedroom of 55 m² where a billiards table and a bathroom and toilet have been installed, a corridor leading to 3 very nice bedrooms between 10 and 14 m². This residence has a garage and 2 cellars, one of which is 40 m² which has been fitted out to receive friends.

A 1939 Art Deco villa and its 4,200 m² garden near Tours in the Indre valley. The house faces north-south, with a wooded garden running down to a small branch of the Indre. The property stretches over approx. 4,210 m². An automatic iron gate opens from the street into a gravel driveway with parking space for vehicles. The main building stands at the top of the plot. The 1939 villa has a square floor plan and three storeys with converted attic space. The rendered masonry facades, with exposed stone foundations, feature numerous rectangular windows of varying sizes, arranged asymmetrically. They are enlivened by string courses, windowsills, two iron and glass canopies, a masonry porch and two perrons, as well as two balconies with simple iron balustrades. The slate roof has a hip dormer window Two external flights of stairs provide access to the raised ground floor. On the other side of the house, on the property line, there is an outbuilding providing storage space for gardening equipment and outdoor furniture.

A true paradise on the water, this 15th century mill of approximately 650 M² habitable, plus common areas converted into gîtes. 25 km from Tours and 10 km from Loches, in the heart of the Loire Valley and all the tourist sites in the region. It will offer you several possibilities, family or tourist projects (restaurant, lodges, guest rooms, events, etc.) The mill : All the rooms have large volumes, with a sleeping capacity of more than thirty people today but which can be optimized. A reception room for 120 people, professional kitchens, 36m² home cinema lounge, a 36M² games room, the attic converted into a 60M² dormitory and seven suites with bathroom. - Two cottages for four people - Three garages - arranged reception parking there is still potential for development. On a two-hectare wooded area along the river. A MUST SEE, unbeatable value for money.