In Blois, at the top of a wooded park of nearly 7 hectares, a bourgeois house from the 18th century and its flower garden. Set back from a little-used road, the property is sheltered behind a low wall and a white fence. Dated from the 18th century, framed by its small wings of dependencies, the house evokes country residences. It has a ground floor and an upper floor under the eaves. The doors, windows, and dormers on the upper floor are framed in tuffeau stone. The rest of the façade is plastered, and the slate roof was redone 10 years ago. On either side, the two wings include a press to the south and a cellar to the north. Their stone facades are decorated with Virginia creeper, and their roofs are made of flat local tiles, contrasting with the main building in the center. As often in the region, the building has suffered from clay ground movements due to the drought of 2018. In 2024, significant structural work was therefore carried out, including the reinforcement of the foundations through resin injection beneath the load-bearing walls and the installation of tie rods under the first-floor joists. A flower garden occupies the front of the land. Two outbuildings are located at the back, including a garage facing the gate created for vehicle access. Behind the house, meadows descend to a winter stream and a country path. A large wooded plot extends beyond.

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House with gardenBlois (41)
Price :
$786,100
($5,385 / m²)
Surface146 m²bedrooms5 land6.8 ha

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