In the Val-de-Loire, a house and its park of 6000 m². On a 6000 m² enclosed plot that is mostly wooded, the property overlooks the Cher valley from a hillside. From a road, a wrought-iron gate framed by tuffeau pillars opens onto a driveway that leads up to the main house, which is three levels high and covers nearly 300 m². Built in 1900, it is said to have been commissioned from the architect Saunière by the Cubat family of cooks, whose eldest, Pierre, was the chef to the Russian tsars before opening a restaurant in the hotel de la Païva on the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. The house is constructed of stone and coated with lime. The facades are pierced with large openings on three sides. The protruding entrance, centered on the main facade, is accessed by a few steps. A wrought-iron awning protects the wooden and glazed door. The frames of the openings and the cornices are made of tuffeau. The protrusion, on two levels, as well as the corner chainings, are made of tuffeau and brick. The Mansard roof is rhythmically adorned with dormers with triangular pediments, on either side of a central dormer with a curved pediment, decorated with a fire pot. On the ground floor, the reception rooms have preserved their original decor, including parquet floors and marble fireplaces. Eight bedrooms occupy the upper floors. A wide terrace borders the house to the south. At the back of the house, a caretaker's house of about 120 m² is located at the property boundary, with an independent pedestrian access. Beyond it, there is an entrance to troglodytic caves, formerly used for wine production. Pathways and stairs serve different levels of the park.

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House with garden and terraceMontrichard (41)
Price :
$675,400
($1,647 / m²)
Surface410 m²bedrooms8 bathroom1 land5,949 m²

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