House with garden Maron (36)

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House with gardenMaron (36)
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Surface450 m²bedrooms10 bathrooms3 land1.2 ha

The property, served by a communal road, includes 2 longhouses and a large annex building, all recently renovated in the style of a "regional farmhouse." The plot area is 2 hectares, very well wooded for 50 years. The property also features a small pond and a well. Absolute tranquility just 12 minutes from Châteauroux center and 10 minutes from Nohant. (G.Sand) Total developed area is 450m2. Number of rooms in the 2 houses: 10+6. In the annex: a large reception room, a garage, a stable, a woodshed, and a small vestibule. Number of bedrooms distributed between the 2 houses: 6+4. 2 separate electric meters, 2 separate fuel heating systems, and separate sanitation, with fiber optic internet.

Advertiser reference : 5808847Le Figaro Properties reference : 76861830

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House with garden Maron (36)

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36120 Maron

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House with gardenMaron (36)
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Surface450 m²bedrooms10 bathrooms3 land1.2 ha

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House with gardenMaron (36)
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