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160km from the center of Paris, it is in the heart of Briare, a picturesque town, famous for its impressive aqueduct and its magnificent enamels, that this charming house built in 1890 is located and which develops 213 m² on a plot of little more than 200m². This 19th century house, a testimony to several eras, has been carefully restored by its current owners, who have reinfused it with its original bourgeois essence. A simple yet warm Scandinavian sensibility permeates each space, creating a beautiful harmony. Upon entering, the visitor is greeted by a subtle homage to Briare enamels, materialized by a mosaic carpet. The travertine will take over to reinforce the authentic atmosphere. The large living room, although completely open, is divided into different spaces and invites conviviality. The kitchen with modern lines faces the dining room which naturally leads to the cozy living room. In the center, the mass stove is the centerpiece and guarantees comforting warmth. Following the living room, a winter garden offers a soothing view of a lush garden, a true green setting in the heart of the city, including a magnificent Ginko biloba. This level is completed by a multi-purpose workshop, with its own independent entrance, offering multiple possibilities according to needs, as well as a cellar ready to receive great vintages. The two upper levels are reserved for the sleeping area. The first floor accommodates a bathroom as well as a laundry room but above all the master bedroom which is a remarkable parental space with private dressing room and lounge area. The elegance of this room is accentuated by the parquet floors, the terracotta tiles and the fireplace with its pretty stone mantle. The second floor houses three other bright bedrooms. The solid parquet flooring highlights the charm of this level. A bathroom made of enamel completes the ensemble. Finally, a complete attic lets the imagination run wild, providing additional space to exploit. This residence, imbued with sobriety, elegance and a subtle artistic touch, perfectly embodies the essence of a family home in which you instantly feel at home. Whether as a primary, semi-primary or secondary residence, this home offers the ideal compromise between urban proximity and a preserved natural setting. Access to the Loire less than 5 minutes on foot Train station 15 minutes walk. TER line to Paris Bercy in 1h30 Access to the A77 5 minutes by car All shops in the town, within walking distance ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between euros2,400 and euros3,310 per year. Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 Commercial agent (EI) RSAC: 893 317 388 ORLEANS

160km from the centre of Paris, on the banks of the Briare Canal, a popular town, famous in particular for its impressive canal bridge, is this charming 19th century stone house, which covers 208 sqm on a plot of nearly 450 sqm. Ideally located, in a quiet area, it has retained its authenticity and family spirit. The entrance hall with the main staircase leads to the living room on the right. Bright and with a high ceiling, it opens out onto the garden thanks to a bay window that provides access to the terrace. On the upper half-level, accessible via a loggia, the kitchen is fitted out and its volume allows you to have lunch there. To the left of the entrance hall, an office space then provides access to a bedroom, a bathroom and the laundry room. The terracotta tiles are found throughout this level and help to highlight the charm of the old. The upper level houses the sleeping area. Here too, the terracotta tiles are found in every room. Two bedrooms have their own private bathroom. Then two other bedrooms, rather childish in size, include a water point hidden in a cupboard. Finally, a large room with a pretty stone wall could be an additional bedroom or why not a games room depending on needs. Under the roof, an attic completes the main building in storage space. An outbuilding accommodates a living room with open kitchen, a bathroom and upstairs two bedrooms. Perfect as a guest house, it could also be considered as a gîte. A summer kitchen, a workshop, a cellar housing in particular the boiler room and finally a garage complete the ensemble. In the center of the buildings, the enclosed garden is home to a magnificent lime tree in the shade of which it will be very pleasant to rest. It also provides direct access to the canal through a back door, in order to enjoy the walking trails or to collect your boat from the port for sailors. This house is ideal as a main residence, secondary or semi-main residence, combining proximity to nature without being to the detriment of amenities and transport. Immediate access to the canal and the Loire Train station 15 minutes walk away. TER line to Paris Bercy in 1h30 Access to the A77 5 minutes by car All shops in the town, accessible on foot ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, 2023: between EUR3,480 and EUR4,760 per year. Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 Sales agent (EI) RSAC: 893 317 388 ORLEANS

Just 1 hour and 30 minutes from Paris, in the small Sologne region, an old wine estate has been redeveloped within an 1.8-hectare park overlooking the vineyards. The access to the property is preceded by vast expanses of forests, ponds, and vineyard plots. The estate, located on a gentle hill, overlooks the vineyards. Three distinct entrances marked by double gates lead to the main house, the park, and the outbuildings. A driveable path gradually ascends towards the houses through the well-kept park, planted with tall stems of various and colorful species, revealing some resting areas with seating and ornaments, vases, and stone statues. The main house is bordered by a stone terrace on its north façade. Small brick walls delineate floral flowerbeds. Close to the wine cellar, there stands an old icehouse buried under vegetation. A delicate place that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Several outdoor locations, covered with stone paving, allow for full enjoyment of the site.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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In Châtillon-sur-Loire, a charming town along the Loire River renowned for its heritage and peaceful lifestyle, this former half-timbered post relay captivates with its unique character and generous volumes. The property offers 245 sqm of living space, complemented by an outbuilding, all set on a 400 sqm plot. Beyond its arched gateway lies a courtyard with a terrace, elegantly connecting the various buildings of this distinctive estate. The main house, with its period half-timbered façade, stands proudly at the heart of the property. On the ground floor, a vast and inviting living area combines a lounge, dining room, open kitchen, and office space. Authentic materials and a period fireplace infuse the space with warmth and character. A laundry room and a guest bathroom complete this level. Two staircases ? one nestled within a historic tower ? lead to the upper floors. The first floor features a charming secondary living room with wooden floors and exposed beams, followed by three bedrooms with terracotta tiles and a bathroom. The second floor reveals a versatile central area perfect for a playroom or library, two additional bedrooms (one divided into two spaces), and a bathroom with a freestanding tub. At the top, a delightful children's hideaway has been cleverly designed under the eaves. Opposite, an independent outbuilding completes the ensemble. Its bright, spacious room with a wood-burning stove offers endless possibilities ? guest house, artist's studio, home office, or workshop. A kitchen area and bathroom complete this level, while upstairs features a bedroom and mezzanine. A vaulted cellar and double garage further enhance this exceptional property. Perfectly located within walking distance of all amenities, this residence combines authentic charm and modern comfort ? an ideal home for lovers of heritage properties seeking a harmonious blend of history and contemporary living. Transport and location: ? Briare train station: 10 minutes (TER line to Paris-Bercy in 1h30) ? Shops and services within walking distance ? Loire River and canal accessible on foot ? A77 motorway: 10 minutes by car ENERGY CLASS: C ? CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated annual energy costs (based on 2021 prices): between euros2,340 and euros3,220. Contact: Marion ? +33 (0)6 31 34 53 34 Commercial Agent (EI) ? RSAC: 893 317 388 ORLÉANS

Located just 160 km south of Paris, this charming 19th-century house sits on the heights of Châtillon-sur-Loire, in one of the sought-after neighborhoods of this Loire town, rich in its historical, architectural, and artistic heritage. Overlooking the valley and adjoining the church, it enjoys a privileged location: quiet, yet at the heart of local life. Nestled within a typical old complex, this building seduces with its authentic facade and timeless character. Organized on three levels, the house opens on the raised ground floor onto a vast room with an old stone and brick fireplace, over 70 sqm completed by a second unfinished room. This fully modular floor offers interesting development potential according to needs: artist's studio, professional office, new reception area, or even occasional rental, the different levels can benefit from independent access. On the upper floor, the living areas are arranged around a cozy living room with a marble fireplace, a dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen with a utility room. All of this tastefully and elegantly decorated, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. A first bedroom, also featuring a marble fireplace, completes this level. The top level houses three additional bedrooms: one with a clear view of the valley, the other two, one after the other, facing the church and the village rooftops. Outside, an elegant terrace, running from the living room to the kitchen, overlooks the surrounding vegetation and offers breathtaking views of the valley. Below, a small garden of approximately 150 sqm, accessible from the outside by stone steps, is a blank canvas, just waiting to accommodate garden furniture and other amenities to make it a living space in its own right during the summer months. Two vaulted cellars complete the property and add to its unique character. This unique house harmoniously combines old-world charm, panoramic views and potential for development. A sought-after address for a primary, semi-primary or secondary residence project, in the heart of a lively village with preserved heritage. Briare train station 10 minutes away (TER line to Paris Bercy in 1h30) Amenities within walking distance Loire and canal within walking distance Access to the A77 10 minutes by car ENERGY CLASS: C CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (subscriptions included): between EUR2,550 and EUR3,510 per year. Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 Commercial agent (EI) RSAC: 893 317 388 ORLEANS

Price: EUR682,500 | Total area: 783 m2 | Gross yield: 9.7% (potential 10.6%) Invest in an ideally located apartment building in the heart of Châtillon-sur-Loire town centre . Features : 11 apartments: 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom 10 units currently rented + 1 owner-occupied Current rental income: EUR66,000/year Potential rental income: EUR72,000/year Separate meters for each dwelling Inner courtyard Heating: gas, 1 apartment with electric heating Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Building rated D 3 apartments in E 4 apartments in D 3 apartments in C This building offers attractive profitability and stable income , perfect for an investor seeking a safe investment with appreciation potential.

Prestigious residence with authentic charm Nestled in a privileged environment, this elegant character home captivates with its authenticity, remarkable volumes, and exceptional potential. Spanning 575 m² of living space, this property offers magnificent reception areas. The ground floor is organized around two reception lounges, one of which features a fireplace, two kitchens, and a veranda that opens widely onto the park. This level also includes three bedrooms, each with its own washroom and toilet, providing comfortable single-level living. Upstairs, a magnificent billiard room adorned with a remarkable period fireplace serves as the true centerpiece of the residence. The sleeping area offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two toilets, including a spacious master suite, accommodating family and guests in the best conditions. Outside, a vast terrace and the veranda invite you to fully enjoy a landscaped park of 1 hectare 75 ares 86 centiares (17,586 m²), providing a peaceful setting with an unobstructed view of the hills. A perfect blend of the charm of old, character architectural elements, and generous volumes, this exceptional residence will appeal to enthusiasts of prestigious properties, whether it be a family home, a guest house, or a high-end accommodation project.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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In the heart of a privileged environment, this remarkable old Solognote house has undergone an exceptional renovation, elegantly combining the charm of authenticity with contemporary comfort. Covering approximately 340 m² of living space, the property impresses with its generous volumes and brightness. Upon entering, the reception areas reveal a superb living room of about 74 m² with 2 fireplaces and a fitted open kitchen, designed for entertaining in a warm and refined atmosphere. The house offers six bedrooms, three of which are on the ground floor, as well as two bathrooms, two toilets, a vast mezzanine, a laundry room, and a boiler room. Outside, a magnificent terrace of approximately 110 m² harmoniously extends the living spaces and opens onto a landscaped garden of about 1,110 m², a true green oasis conducive to relaxation and receptions. A character property, perfectly renovated, offering a rare art of living in the heart of Sologne. An address to discover without delay.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of a preserved environment, this elegant country house delights with its authentic charm and exceptional natural setting. Built on a magnificent wooded plot of approximately 5,000 m² enhanced by a pond, the property offers calm, privacy, and a sweet way of life. The reception spaces revolve around a superb living room of approximately 55 m² with a wood stove and an equipped open kitchen, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere. The house has five bedrooms, including a remarkable suite of 25 m², as well as two bathrooms and two toilets. A laundry room, a pantry, a garage, and a cellar complete this perfectly maintained ensemble. Outside, a pleasant terrace allows you to fully enjoy the tranquility of the place and the view of this true green oasis. A property full of character, ideal for nature lovers in search of an authentic way of life.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in the municipality of Villemurlin, beautiful property on approximately 2 hectares offering numerous possibilities. It consists of a main house with a spacious living/dining room, 3 ground-floor bedrooms, 2 upstairs bedrooms, a veranda, and a laundry room. An independent second house, ideal for a rental project or to accommodate family and friends, offers 3 bedrooms and an office space. Outbuildings, a large barn, and a vast plot of land complete this property with multiple possible projects. Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard usage: between €5580 and €7590 per year. Average energy prices indexed on the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (subscriptions included). The information to which this property is exposed is available on the site: https://www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

RENOVATED HISTORIC FARMHOUSE IN THE SOLOGNE REGION Located between the Loire River and the Sologne region, 3,000 meters from the river In a village in the Sologne, 10 km from Sully-sur-Loire, 30 minutes from Orléans, 1h40 from Paris, less than 500 meters from the village center with school, shops, town hall, and easily accessible on foot via a quiet path. On 18,765 sqm of land, including a 7,580 sqm enclosed park with a courtyard, a fir tree grove, and an orchard, the rest being meadow and woodland. This farmhouse has a usable floor area of approximately 350 sqm + 280 sqm of outbuildings and annexes. The main house comprises: On the ground floor: an entrance hall, a large 30 sqm fitted kitchen with a fireplace and access to the courtyard, terraces, and garden, a 60 sqm living/dining room with a fireplace, exposed beams and garden access, a utility room/laundry room, a toilet, a bedroom with dressing room and bathroom. A heated veranda with a 4-person jacuzzi/spa and a seating area with sliding patio doors leading to the terraces and garden. A separate entrance leads to a hallway, an office, a bedroom, and a shower room with toilet. On the first floor: a landing, a large room, a bedroom, a shower room with toilet, a storage room. On the top floor: a large convertible attic. Outbuildings include: a two-story barn, a covered porch, a workshop, a boiler room with a wood pellet boiler and silo, and a wood shed. Outside: a swimming pool heated by a heat pump. A large terrace with a seating area. Two wells, a dual irrigation system (town water and well water). An automatic gate. The entire property has been renovated and meticulously maintained, featuring high-quality finishes, original period features, exposed stone walls, and wooden beams. The property is located in a peaceful setting. This property is suitable for various business ventures, such as a bed and breakfast, holiday rentals, a horse boarding facility, or a professional office space with separate offices, etc.

To the east of Sologne, a long farmhouse on 4 hectares, with residences, outbuildings, garages, sheds, and an agricultural hangar. In a quiet location, the property is surrounded by woods and hedges with no overlooking neighbors, invisible from the road, accessible via a forest path. The approximately 4-hectare area is wooded and primarily grassy around the inhabited zones. The brick and timber-framed buildings, erected at the end of the 19th century, form a U-shape comprising a main house and, on either side, two symmetrical buildings. One is a living space to renovate, and the other consists of sheds and garages. The whole forms a coherent estate, open to the forest. At the entrance of the property, a large agricultural hangar with an apartment could accommodate a professional activity or the residence of caretakers. The roofs are covered with old flat tiles.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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EXCLUSIVE LISTING, Hunting or Leisure Estate in Sologne, 1 hour 45 minutes from Paris, presented by Sylvain Cauquis. Spanning approximately 125 hectares, this estate is predominantly wooded, mainly composed of deciduous trees, with beautiful stands of oak trees that provide excellent game cover. The area is particularly renowned for its significant wild boar population. The property features four ponds, grouped together in one area, covering approximately 6.5 hectares. This layout allows for concentrated waterfowl hunting without disturbing the tranquility of the rest of the estate. Several plains and fallow lands complete the property, adding diversity and balance to the ecosystem, which is particularly well-suited to big game and migratory birds. Adjacent to the property, a farm complex includes several agricultural buildings for equipment storage, as well as an old farmhouse that could be converted into a hunting lodge. A coherent territory, designed for effective hunting management, in a preserved natural environment. The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Ref.4903 : Exceptional hunting and farming estate covering nearly 692 acres (280 hectares) on the outskirts of the Sologne region This magnificent estate is situated in the Loiret, on the edge of the Sologne region, in the heart of the Orléans area, on the outskirts of the Orléans State Forest. The Orléans Forest, one of France’s largest woodlands, captivates visitors with its long avenues lined with tall trees, its numerous clearings, its many ponds and the richness of its forestry heritage. This exceptional environment provides a privileged refuge and an important foraging ground for large wildlife, offering a natural setting of rare quality. In addition to its close proximity to the Orléans Forest, the property enjoys an ideal location, just 10 kilometres from local shops and amenities, and 20 kilometres from Gien, which boasts secondary schools, a hospital, an SNCF railway station and motorway access. Orléans, the prefecture of the Loiret, is 60 kilometres away, whilst Paris is just 130 kilometres away. Combining absolute privacy with excellent accessibility, this estate is a true haven of peace, allowing you to escape the capital in under two hours, whether for a weekend or a longer stay. Facing north-west and situated on slightly elevated ground offering breathtaking views over the property’s pond, this architect-designed house, built in the 1970s using high-quality materials, has a living area of approximately 345 sqm. Built of rendered masonry and roofed with local flat tiles, it is spread over two storeys and features some spacious, light-filled rooms. On the ground floor, a spacious entrance hall leads, on the left, to a kitchen recently enlarged by an extension completed in 2025, bringing its floor area to 31 sqm. Adjacent to this is an elegant dining room of 35.5 sqm, featuring an imposing fireplace, a small sitting room, a study and a shower room with a toilet. This is followed by a spacious living room with a fireplace, opening directly onto a workshop with an adjoining boiler room. A second study completes this area, along with a separate bedroom connected to the house by a glazed gallery and featuring its own en-suite bathroom with a toilet. Upstairs, a wide corridor leads to two large bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room, a lounge and a spacious suite comprising a shower room, a bathroom, a dressing room and a balcony-terrace offering stunning views over the estate. Cellar beneath part of the property. OUTBUILDINGS : The estate’s outbuildings are organised around two main groups: the farm buildings, situated to the south of the main house, and several houses, barns and outbuildings scattered across the site. Together, they comprise several thousand square metres of built space, offering significant potential for agricultural, solar power, residential or tourist use. THE FARMSTEAD : - The barn and living quarters: Situated to the south of the main house, this north-south-facing building comprises a large barn and several living quarters. Built of rendered masonry with some sections clad in timber, it is roofed with flat local tiles to the north and interlocking tiles to the south. The roof has been completely refurbished. The barn section covers approximately 260 sqm and is currently used as a garage, workshop and storage area. The living quarters, built in the 1950s and subsequently fully restored, offer approximately 250 sqm of living space. They comprise a main living area consisting of a living room with an open-plan kitchen, a sitting room, a bedroom and a shower room, as well as four separate bedrooms, each with its own shower room and toilet. This layout is ideal for hosting family and friends or for running a guest accommodation business. - The old cowshed: Built of rendered rubble stone and covered with interlocking tiles, this old cowshed covers an area of approximately 400 sqm. Highly modern at the time of its construction as a ‘model dairy farm’, it still retains its original facilities: ventilation system, feeding corridors, old heating system, laboratory and feed mill. The roof has been completely refurbished. This building offers real potential for conversion for agricultural, craft or storage purposes. - The storage shed: Situated in the centre of the farmyard, this timber-framed shed has a floor area of approximately 300 sqm. Its tiled roof has been completely refurbished. It provides a spacious storage area for agricultural equipment. - The former cattle shed: With a floor area of approximately 1,900 sqm, this former cattle shed, complete with a milking parlour, is the main farm building. Arranged in an ‘L’ shape, it comprises numerous areas for livestock rearing as well as a wide feeding corridor at the rear. The structure consists of a steel frame with metal cladding and roofing, supplemented by a few concrete walls. Its substantial size opens up the possibility of numerous conversions, including a solar project. -Ancillary buildings: The farm complex is complemented by a flat-roofed silo of approximately 350 sqm and two restored former pigsties. DETACHED HOUSES AND OUTBUILDINGS : - The guest house: Situated at the northern end of the estate and accessible directly from a small road, this detached house boasts a fully enclosed garden with a semi-inground swimming pool and a pétanque court. Restored, it offers approximately 116 sqm of single-storey living space comprising a living room with an open-plan kitchen, a lounge, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet. A 77 sqm outbuilding, converted into a garage and workshop, completes the property. - The annexe: Built in 1968 to the north of the main house, facing the pond, this annexe enjoys a particularly pleasant location. The semi-underground ground floor comprises a garage, a cellar and a utility room. The first floor features a living room opening onto a terrace, three bedrooms and the service rooms. It has a total floor area of approximately 160 sqm spread over two levels. - Appendix 1: Situated at the entrance to the estate, opposite the Orléans State Forest, this old traditional house comprises a main dwelling and several outbuildings. Built using half-timbering and rendered cob, it requires complete renovation. Water and electricity connections are in place; a drainage system has yet to be installed. The property has a total floor area of approximately 221 sqm. - Appendix 2: Situated in the heart of the estate, amidst the plains and on the edge of the forest, this old house enjoys a particularly unspoilt setting. Built using half-timbering and rendered cob, it requires complete restoration. It has a floor area of approximately 136 sqm. TECHNICAL FACILITIES : - The water tower: An iconic feature of this former model farm, the water tower supplies water to the network fed by the borehole, as well as to the estate’s irrigation systems. The concrete structure has been inspected and the pumps have recently been replaced. - The generator: The property is equipped with its own electricity generator, a real asset for a property of this kind. LAND : Offered as a single contiguous tract and free of any occupancy, this exceptional estate extends over approximately 692 acres, ideally configured for hunting or agricultural use. It offers a rare balance of woodland, wetlands, farmland, and purpose-built hunting infrastructure. This diversity of habitats represents a major asset for farming operations, wildlife management, and biodiversity conservation. The estate includes approximately: - 284 acres of short-rotation coppice, broom, fallow land, miscanthus, permanent grassland, sorghum, and switchgrass—habitats and crops particularly well suited to both large and small game. - 235 acres of arable land, currently devoted primarily to corn production. These fields have benefited from substantial improvements in recent years, including partial drainage, soil pH correction, amendments, and the installation of an underground irrigation network supplied from the property's water tower. Current yields average approximately 97 quintals per hectare (about 8,660 pounds, or 4.33 short tons, per acre). A large portion of the farmland is enclosed with 6-foot (1.8-meter) chestnut-post fencing fitted with four strands of electric wire to minimize damage caused by large game animals. Grassed buffer strips have also been established between the fencing and cultivated fields to provide additional habitat for small game. The unfenced parcels serve as important feeding areas for large wildlife and contribute directly to the estate's outstanding hunting quality. All agricultural land is eligible for the European Union's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) subsidies, generating approximately €39,000 per year in Basic Payment Scheme entitlements. In the future, these fields could also be converted into dedicated game crops, fallow areas, or biodiversity-enhancing habitat. - 86 acres of managed woodland are operated under a Forest Management Plan (Plan Simple de Gestion) approved by the Regional Forest Property Centre (CRPF) for the period from January 1, 2019, through December 31, 2034. The woodland consists predominantly of hardwoods—primarily oak and hornbeam—with a few stands of conifers. It plays a vital role in maintaining the estate's ecological balance by providing shelter, breeding habitat, and sanctuary for wildlife while enhancing the property's overall environmental quality. The estate's immediate proximity to the Orléans State Forest further enhances its hunting appeal by encouraging the natural movement of red deer and wild boar across the landscape. - Approximately 17 acres of wetlands comprise a 12-acre lake together with around ten ponds scattered throughout the property. Located near the main residence, the lake is a defining landscape feature. Crossed by the estate entrance road via a bridge, it provides an exceptional setting. Fully compliant with applicable regulations, it is equipped with a monk-type water control structure that allows precise water-level management and drainage. The lake is supplied by a specially designed drainage network. The various ponds, recently restored, complement this water system. They contribute to the efficient functioning of the estate's natural drainage network while promoting rich and diverse biodiversity, creating particularly favorable habitat for wildlife. In terms of infrastructure, the estate is served by a network of private roads, which have recently been resurfaced, allowing easy access throughout the entire site. The ditches have been fully restored and maintained to ensure effective drainage of both agricultural plots and natural areas. The various facilities, notably the water tower, the gravelled paths, the drained ditches and the irrigation network, bear witness to the quality of the investments made in recent years. Thanks to the diversity of its habitats – agricultural plains, cropland, woodland, ponds, a lake and the edges of the Orléans State Forest – the estate offers an environment particularly favourable for hunting both large and small game, making it, in effect, an exceptional hunting estate. The rotational crops, plantations specifically for hunting purposes (switchgrass, miscanthus, broom, etc.) and the numerous improvements carried out help to maintain a high level of attractiveness for wildlife. Hunting is unrestricted and benefits from a particularly favourable hunting quota, comprising in particular 24 roe deer, 2 CEM, 8 CEM1, 12 does and 10 young wild boars, with no shooting limits. Finally, six large hunting hides are distributed across the estate to enable optimal use of the various hunting sectors. As such, the estate offers a rare balance between agricultural profitability, forestry quality and hunting excellence. Income from CAP subsidies also helps to offset a significant proportion of the operating costs associated with managing the estate. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – M. Baudouin LE GRELLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Baudouin LE GRELLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 917 712 358. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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Just 140 km from Paris, this authentic character longhouse is nestled in a peaceful and verdant setting in the heart of the Ouanne Valley. Set on a beautifully landscaped and tree-lined plot, enhanced by a pleasant terrace overlooking the garden, the property captivates with its preserved charm, generous volumes and outstanding potential for further development. From the moment you enter, the kitchen, designed as a true living space, opens naturally onto the terrace, creating a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. A hallway currently arranged as a home office leads to a shower room and the various rooms on the ground floor. The living area offers a bright and welcoming atmosphere, centred around a brick fireplace that elegantly connects the lounge and dining room. This level also features two bedrooms, one of which enjoys direct access to the terrace and garden. Upstairs, accessed via the kitchen, a large open-plan sleeping area offers multiple possibilities for use. An additional bedroom and a spacious attic of approximately 60 sqm complete this floor, providing excellent opportunities for conversion according to individual needs and projects. Outside, the garden forms a true green haven, ideal for relaxation. The elevated terrace enjoys an attractive outlook over the mature grounds. A vaulted cellar and an independent outbuilding comprising three storage spaces of approximately 12 sqm each, all benefiting from mezzanine areas, further enhance the property's appeal. The property enjoys a highly sought-after lifestyle environment, combining nature and tranquillity. The banks of the Briare Canal invite walking and cycling excursions, while the surrounding woodlands offer beautiful escapes throughout the seasons. Montbouy's village centre, local shops and bakery are easily reached by bicycle. An authentic property where period charm, outbuildings and development potential come together in a preserved natural setting, ideal for buyers seeking a distinctive home full of character. Nogent-sur-Vernisson train station is just a 10-minute drive away, with direct access to Paris Bercy in approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. Easy access to the A6, A77 and A19 motorways. ENERGY RATING : C CLIMATE RATING : B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use (based on 2021, 2022 and 2023 energy prices, including subscriptions) : between euros2,000 and euros2,730. Contact : Bérangère +33 (0)6 22 41 39 93 Independent Sales Agent (EI) RSAC: 811 459 593 Orléans