House Beaugency (45)

2 hours from Paris, 1 hour from Tours and 30 minutes from Orleans, located in the heart of the village of Beaugency, labeled 'The most beautiful detours in France', and the Loire Valley listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the building will delight lovers of beautiful stones and history. This 16th century mansion, first a family home, then transformed into an artist's studio, now offers a home of approximately 240m2, and almost 110m2 of spaces to reinvent. From the entrance hall, stairs and a long corridor reveal the atypical distribution of the house, which allows conviviality and independence. Entering the hallway, the charm of stone and terracotta tiles take hold. It is when entering the living room that one fully appreciates the height of the French-style ceilings, the chestnut renovation of which has been approved by the buildings of France. It is the crackling of the wood fire, which will attract visitors to the large family kitchen which overlooks a small garden. The fireplace where the dishes that delight the family during the reunion are still cooked today. At the end of the room a door leads to a second access to the garden and to a second staircase, the south staircase. The first floor opens onto a bathroom combining modernity and the cachet of the old with its Delft tiles. It is through this room that the three adjoining bedrooms are accessible. The first, large bedroom overlooking the garden, and facing south, could be redesigned for more privacy. It gives access to the second, it facing north, is almost as large, finally the third, smaller has its own bathroom. Through this third small bedroom, the north staircase leads back down to the entrance hall or to the workshops located on the second floor. The workshop is divided into several spaces, the first on the second floor also serves as a boiler room, at the back a mezzanine leads to the workshops in the attic, this space leaves room for infinite possibilities of development. This workshop is accessible by both stairs, so it can be visited independently. It is by going back down to the entrance that the outbuilding is accessible by one of the doors of the corridor, today a workshop, it could be tomorrow an extension of the house or a garage, because it opens onto the courtyard. on the street. Finally, two cellars allow for the storage of equipment or wine. The internet connection being very good in Beaugency, teleworking is possible. Shops in the town. Sncf station in the village and A10 motorway 15min. Schools from kindergarten to high school, general and professional.