Luxury houses for sale Gennes, France (page 2)

A listed, 15th &17th century house, with an outbuilding and a garden, in the undulating, wooded countryside of the Anjou region. This house stands on the edge of a little country lane, going through the forest, and in a hamlet composed of several houses, including another historic manor house. A small planted garden enhances the house facade. A rear courtyard, also planted, is bordered on one of its sides by an outbuilding and a low wall. Further away, reached by steps, a garden and the forest, part of which could be purchased.

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Ref.4203: Atypical wine-producing property for sale in Anjou, with an old cavier mill. We're just a stone's throw from Saumur in the heart of the Loire Anjou Touraine Regional Nature Park, close to a small historic Angevin town that we owe to Foulques Nera, a famous lord of the Middle Ages and Count of Anjou in the 10th and 11th centuries, who turned it into a stronghold by building dungeons and fiefs. It is here, in this setting of splendid residences and land covered with vines as far as the eye can see, that this charming 18th century windmill has been completely restored. Less than 5 minutes away, you'll find a host of shops and amenities (shops, post office, train, services, etc.). Not far away, the major towns of Saumur (18 minutes) and Doué la Fontaine (13 minutes) offer all amenities as well as a wide range of tourist, cultural and sporting activities. This inspiring place, where terroirs and 'old stones' meet, offers an uninterrupted view over the surrounding countryside, bringing together all the ingredients that make a common place an exceptional place. This ingeniously simple former mill dating from 1759 was built of rubble stone, mainly limestone (sandstone and tufa), and topped with a conical dome that once supported the mill's blades. Covering an area of around 110 sqm, it is accessed by a wide doorway topped by an attractive arched tufa lintel. On the ground floor, a remarkable living-dining room with a round barrel vault gives way to a lounge area laid out under the conical vault of the mill. With several openings, it diffuses a pleasant light reverberated by the natural light of the tufa stone. This main room leads on either side to a room that has been converted into a bedroom, another with a tufa fireplace serving as a small sitting room or boudoir, which can also be used as a bedroom, and then a kitchen and shower room, all of which provide an intimate setting. The roof terrace is accessed via a charming mezzanine and a stone staircase in the work. The view from this terrace over the surrounding vineyards and one of the finest architectural jewels in Anjou's heritage is quite simply splendid. The Moulin Cavier vineyard covers just under 2,47 acres. Planted on clay-limestone soil that is particularly favourable to the development of the Cabernet Franc grape variety grown here, and benefiting from optimum sunshine, this estate is run by an independent winegrower who uses responsible viticulture methods. It produces around 4,000 bottles a year of a wine that is widely recognised by professionals in the trade, to the extent that some of these bottles are featured on the menus of renowned gourmet restaurants throughout France. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 077. 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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Ref. 4027: LORDLY MANOR 13th C. AT 20 KM FROM SAUMUR This magnificent manor house, whose origins date back to the 13th century, is ideally located in the heart of the Loire Anjou Touraine regional park, on the very site of an ancient Gallo-Roman site. Benefiting from a calm and pleasant environment, the property is located not far from the town of Angers, a major town in a department renowned for its rich historical heritage, and from the town of Saumur with its famous Cadre Noir. Close to the largest monastic city in Europe, the sublime Royal Abbey of Fontevraud, and the chateaux of the Loire, this seigniorial building seems perfectly adapted to both private and professional life objectives. The main shops are a 5 minute drive from the nearby town. It will also provide those who will stay at the manor house with an ideal location both for its proximity to the various activities of the region (golf courses, châteaux, museums, water sports, wine cellars, Cadre Noir de Saumur, etc.) and for the ease of access to the motorways leading to the major cities and professional areas of Paris, Le Mans, Angers, Saumur and Nantes. The origins of this property go back to the time of the presence of an ancient Abbey founded in the 12th century in the place of the current manor, which would explain the existence of an ancient chapel in this architectural complex. Occupied in turn by the French and then the English during the Hundred Years' War, the latter left the Abbey in the 14th century, leaving it in ruins. In the 15th century, the estate became a fortress with four square, crenellated towers, one of which still stands today. It was surrounded by a vast moat communicating with the pond and the nearby river. A drawbridge served it. Remains of this drawbridge still exist today. The property owes its present form to the restoration work launched in the 1960s by Mr Guy Desjonqueres. Built of tufa stone under slate roofs, this charming manor house, flanked by a square tower and two wings set at right angles to each other, is ostensibly reminiscent of the spirit of the seigneuries of the period whose singular heritage it bears. A south-facing façade and large openings in its central body give the interior spaces a luminous atmosphere. With a surface area of 430 sqm, its interior spaces are distributed as follows : Ground floor : a large hallway leading to a lounge on the right, giving access to the right wing of the manor house, which has 3 bedrooms on the same level with their own bathrooms. To the left is a large dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen and a large lounge with high ceilings, at the back of which is a majestic and imposing tufa fireplace of the most beautiful effect. First floor: To the right, a landing giving access to 4 bedrooms with bathrooms and a study. On the left, a sumptuous room fitted out in the former chapel, used as a library to this day. On the second floor and in the attic, additional volumes offer interesting potential for conversion as required. The property has several outbuildings as follows: An annex that can be used as a second home, near to which are the remains of a drawbridge dating from the 11th century. An old building with a stable and a barn, which could be used as a shed or a workshop. A large garage equipped with an automated and secure locking system. A good-sized awning that can be used as a wintering place for a vehicle or boat. Pretty English park planted with beautiful ornamental trees (cedars, oaks, willows, pines, ...), French garden, the whole constituting a remarkable ensemble of about 6.42 acres (2.6 ha). Cabinet LE NAIL - Maine-et-Loire - Mr. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail ( www.cabinetlenail.com/en/ ) to browse our latest listings or find out more about this property.

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In a small historic town in Anjou, an 18th-century townhouse with a garden. The townhouse - specifically its entrance door, garage, and boiler room - faces a square in the city center landscaped with rose bushes and topiaries. Numerous shops, including pharmacies, bakeries, and banks, among others, can be found in this part of town. At the back, the house opens onto a terrace paved with ancient cobblestones and a lawn, enclosed by walls, featuring a small outbuilding, a well, and a small corner pavilion made of tuffeau stone. Built with lime plastered stone and rubble, the residence spans one level above the ground floor and consists of three sections that have been reconfigured over the centuries. The central section, with a single bay, is slightly advanced compared to the lateral sections. On the street side, the ground floor and the upper floor topped with an attic and a slate roof, rise above a basement that houses the garage, the boiler room, and a cellar. The front facade, made of stone, is coated with a beige-colored plaster and adorned with cornerstones, molded cornices and window sills, sculpted window frames, an entrance, a garage door, straight windows on the upper floor, arched windows on the attic, and louvered shutters. The rear facade of the central section is made of tuffeau stone, coated with an orange-ocher plaster, with matching window frames, cornerstones, cornices, and dormer windows. This facade has recently been restored. The gable roofs, covered in slate, are adorned with dormer windows, each topped with a triangular pediment in the two sections on the left, featuring frames sculpted in stone in the left section and a more understated design in the right section.

A flawlessly restored 14th and 15th-century manor, graced with terraced gardens and a vineyard at the heart of the Loire Valley. Situated just 25 minutes away from the Loire River itself and its enchanting villages, antique markets, restaurants, cafes, and splendid castles. Despite the manor's Medieval origins, its cellars bear traces of civilization dating back to before 1200. The ground floor encompasses a guest room and a sequence of splendid reception halls, featuring large windows that offer garden views from all angles. The kitchen, with its La Cornue stove and vast La Cornue island, could easily serve as a backdrop for a culinary show. Ascending the original stone spiral staircase leads to three grand bedrooms and two bathrooms. Each of these rooms showcases impressive architectural elements such as double-mullioned windows or fireplaces. At the top of the spiral staircase lies the immense attic on the second floor, beneath cathedral-style roof beams, which could effortlessly be transformed into two additional bedrooms with bathrooms. Within the estate, you'll discover two exquisite buildings – a loggia and an orangery. The loggia spans two levels: a living area on the ground floor and a bedroom upstairs, connected by a magnificent 17th-century staircase. The Orangery, nestled in the gardens, is a beautifully restored space that could serve multiple purposes – a reception area, an artist's studio, a game room, a gym, or even a guest house. The owners spared no effort in restoring the property to its former glory while incorporating modern comforts like the Bang & Olufsen sound system, i-lighting, sophisticated and efficient central heating, and a spa bathtub. This region has long been known as the Garden of France, and this property stands as a testament to that reputation. The upper garden hosts a pool area surrounded by lush lawns. Through a gate lie 2 hectares of 20-40-year-old Chenin Blanc vines, classified under the Saumur AOC controlled designation of origin. This vineyard, a rarity much coveted by local winemakers, is overseen by a neighboring vintner, allowing the owners to savor their own blends without managing the vineyard themselves. The remainder of the garden, encircling the manor, consists of French-style terraces adorned with box hedges, roses, pleached linden trees, and a precious collection of mature and rare trees in the arboretum. A mere hour away from Tours Airport and an hour and a half from Paris by train.

Nestled in peaceful countryside of the enchanting Loire Valley, close to Chinon, Saumur and one hour from Angers and Tours, this meticulously restored manor house, dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries, has elegant terraced gardens and a vineyard. Located just a short 25-minute journey from the picturesque Loire River and charming villages such as Montsoreau, flea markets, restaurants, cafes, and majestic chateaux, this property is a true gem. While the manor's origins trace back to the Middle Ages, its cellars reveal traces of civilization predating the 13th century. The ground floor features a welcoming guest bedroom and a series of splendid reception rooms adorned with expansive windows that offer captivating garden vistas in every direction. The kitchen, featuring a La Cornue stove and an expansive La Cornue island, is a design masterpiece worthy of a cooking show setting. Ascending the original spiral stone staircase, you'll discover three generous bedrooms and two bathrooms, each adorned with remarkable architectural elements, such as double mullioned windows and fireplaces. Continuing up the spiral stairs leads to an immense 2nd-floor loft space beneath a cathedral-like canopy of roof beams, which could readily be converted into two additional ensuite bedrooms. Within the park, two elegant structures await your exploration: a loggia and an orangery. The loggia is comprised of two levels, with a lower-level living area and an upper-level bedroom connected by a magnificent 17th-century staircase. The orangery, nestled within the gardens, has been beautifully restored and can be adapted for a variety of uses, including as an entertainment space, artist's studio, games room, gym, or guest house. The owners have spared no expense in restoring the estate to its former glory while seamlessly integrating modern creature comforts, including a Bang and Olufsen sound system, i-lighting, state-of-the-art central heating with a low-temperature heat pump, and a spa bath. This region has long been hailed as the Garden of France, and this property epitomizes that title. The manorhouse is enveloped by its own land on all sides. The swimming pool and loggia grace an upper terrace, while a grand stone staircase descends to the à la Française garden below, featuring formal box-lined parterres, roses, pleached lime trees encircling the house to the west and north. On the eastern side, a formal garden in an Anglo-Japanese style beckons, complete with a rose-covered pergola, lawns, and an arboretum boasting rare and precious mature trees. To the south, you'll find the vineyard itself, nestled amidst a serene forest. The 2 hectares of Chenin blanc vines, some over 40 years old, bear the coveted Saumur AOC appellation controle classification, a rarity highly sought after by local winemakers. The vineyard is expertly managed by a talented and amiable local winemaker, allowing the owners to savor their own vintages without the hassles of vineyard management. Located just 1.5 hours from Paris via the TGV train, and a convenient 1-hour drive from Tours and 2-hour drive from Nantes, both boasting international airports, this property offers a perfect blend of historical charm and modern convenience in one of France's most picturesque regions.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Located in the croix verte district of Saumur, 5 minutes from the train station, this elegant family home dating from the 1940s has retained all its original charm. In addition to its wooded grounds of 2826 m², it offers great potential for conversion. On the first floor, the main building comprises a vast entrance hall, a dining kitchen, a double living room with fireplace, opening onto a well-exposed terrace overlooking the park. The second floor features 7 bedrooms, bathrooms and powder rooms. The second level features a 100 m² apartment with independent access, plus a vast attic for conversion. Various outbuildings complete the property, including superb stables, a garage and an old greenhouse. A rare property on the market, just a few minutes from amenities. ECD: E/C Price HAI: 735,000 € (Price net seller: 700,000 € - 5% fees payable by the buyer). Property presented by Damien TOUDIC (E.I.): +33 (0)6.77.63.48.86 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

In the Saumur countryside, this pretty, bright tuffeau house surrounded by 2.5 hectares of land planted with very beautiful trees, is a former artists' residence. The two verandas, one on the east side and the other on the west side, as they were designed in the 19th century, are as much entrances as winter gardens and unique rooms for immersion in the nature of this beautiful garden. variety. The interior with the charm of the crossing rooms, has a pretty entrance on terracotta tiles with the staircase, a living room with a high fireplace adjoins the pretty kitchen on terracotta tiles, and on the other side of the entrance where the guest toilet is located, the dining room and the adjoining living room have a fireplace and small wall bookcases which bear small original medallions. The first floor has 3 bedrooms, an office, 2 bathrooms, then the second floor which remains in attics where the tiles provoke a desire for transformation? In the outbuildings, we find in particular a first house where 2 old workshops were still occupied until 1985 by a couple of painters. A second house with 3 rooms to restore, various sheds and a beautiful dug cellar will find multiple uses. The land, enclosed by walls on two sides, forms a park at the rear of the house (1.50 ha) where large trees are planted, notably a century-old chestnut tree, an arbor of rose bushes, and a large cement water reserve. of 27m x 6m which remains in the garden. Reach SAUMUR in barely Œ hour as well as its commercial area (InterMarché, FNAC, BricoMarché, GamVert, etc?) and after crossing the bridge, comes the pretty theater on the banks of the Loire and the city center where 2 are held Farmers' markets on Thursday and Saturday mornings. You can return to Paris-Montparnasse by train in 2.10 hours on average, or by car in just over 3 hours, an A85 motorway exit is 4 km away. THE HOUSE , approximately 277 m2 Ground floor : Pretty entrance of 5.20m x 2.90m through with on the east side, a veranda running over 20 meters of the front facade, and at the rear a second veranda extends over 14m x 2.80m facing west where does a vine thrive? On the left when entering, Living room 22 m2 (5.50m x 4m, freestone fireplace, cabochon tiles, 2 corner windows) Kitchen 18 m2 (floor tiles, laundry area, wall-mounted propane gas boiler) Guest WC (shower, sink, WC) On the right when entering and in a row, Through dining room 19 m2 (fireplace, tiled floor tiles, 5.30m x 3.50m) Living room 28 m2 (fireplace, small wall bookcases with signed medallions). 1st floor : Landing Office 12 m2 on tiles 2 bedrooms of 12 and 22 m2 on tiled floors, one with fireplace Bathroom (sink, bath, WC) Small corridor leading to a pretty bathroom of 14 m2 (bath, sink, cupboards, WC) and the 3rd through bedroom of 28 m2 (5.30m x 5.30m, parquet floor). 2nd Floor: (glass wool insulation, roof in excellent condition) Attic 1 of 5.60m x 7.80m Attic Other attic DEPENDENCIES : 1) THE WORKSHOP Tufa building with a pretty facade pierced by semi-circular openings, it contains a 1st workshop of 6.70 x 5.30 with a staircase leading to a large attic on terracotta tiles above, a 2nd workshop of 5, 50 x 5.30, a staircase to the attic and 2 small sheds. 2) THE LITTLE FARM Another building comprising an old 3-room accommodation, attic, storage room, old stable, and 2 garages. -Another discount -Old dovecote -Cell composed of a descent by metal staircase, 2 small galleries including a wine cellar. GROUND Courtyard at the front following the gate, small copse, garden, orchard and park at the rear. Old rainwater reserve of 27m x 6m (1.90m height), in the garden. Registered area for 2 hectares 45 ares 40 ca, of which 1 ha is rented Retrouvez toutes nos annonces sur notre site INTERNET : https://www.cabinetchevillon.fr/vente/1

Ref.4260 : French property for sale in Anjou. At the crossroads of the Saumurois and Mauges regions, in the south of Anjou, lies this peaceful equestrian property. Built on the edge of a village between town and country, it was once the site of a horse breeding operation, some of which enjoyed considerable sporting success. Situated close to Saumur and with good road links, it offers easy access to the region's main economic and tourist centres (Angers, Saumur, Doué en Anjou, etc.). The village has all the essential shops, while Saumur, within easy reach every day, offers all means of transport and shops. The property comprises a beautiful 19th century house built over four stories of local stone under slate roofs. The main facade faces south, so it benefits from advantageous light exposure and pleasant views over the surrounding Anjou countryside. The interior space, currently used as a family home, could easily be converted into three independent dwellings to accommodate other projects. With around 400sqm of living space, it is divided into three distinct areas as follows: > First area : Ground floor: an entrance hall with oak staircase, a large living room with Empire-style fireplace and decorative wooden picture rails, a dining room with fireplace and exposed beams and a kitchen. 1st floor: a landing leads to a bedroom with alcove, fireplace and en-suite bathroom; a study/library also featuring a remarkable tufa fireplace whose mantle is adorned with harmonious pilaster ornamentation, a toilet, a large bathroom, three bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. 2nd floor: convertible attic. Basement: vaulted cellar. > Second space: Ground floor: a dining room/kitchen leading to a second stairway, a lounge with a beautiful tufa fireplace, then a ground floor bedroom with an adjoining shower room. > Third area in need of complete renovation: Ground floor: an entrance hall with a stairway leading off it, a pantry used as a boiler/laundry room, a lounge with a fireplace. 1st floor: two bedrooms and an additional room for conversion. The property has several outbuildings: 3 covered storage rooms ; Various garages/hangars/barns/storerooms/sheds; Lean-to/shelter ; Animal shelter; Shower and utility room; Outside WC; Gardener's cottage. Extensive grounds of 8.17 acres (3ha 31a 83ca) comprising driveways, courtyards and gardens, an orchard/vegetable garden and a meadow of 02ha 64a 24ca unoccupied. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Located in a peaceful village on the banks of the Loire, this beautiful house from the last century reveals a living area of ??approximately 205 m² and benefits from a magnificent garden planted with centuries-old and varied tree species. The magic happens once the gate is crossed. A charming alley of lime trees leads to the elegant house built in the heart of the park. Inspired by Art Nouveau, the villa stands out for its architectural style in millstone and its ornamentation of characteristic brick and faience decorations from the period. The house reveals high ceilings and seduces with its living spaces bathed in light. The entrance exudes a welcoming atmosphere and invites exploration of the place. On one side, it serves the double living-dining room area adorned with a fireplace, a cozy family kitchen, and an office opening onto the garden. On the other side, a spacious bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. The old staircase leads to the landing of the first floor which distributes three beautiful bedrooms and a bathroom. These different rooms, all punctuated by large openings and parquet flooring, have preserved undeniable charm. The second floor has a delightful attic bedroom and a converted attic. A basement completes the functionalities of this property. An outbuilding allowing various interpretations, as well as a garage, perfect this unique property. This unique property perfectly combines the charm of the old, the pleasure of a remarkable environment, and the proximity of shops, giving it a privileged living environment. Just 5 minutes from amenities and the TER train station, which reaches the Angers-Saint-Laud TGV station in 15 minutes. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use based on 2021 energy prices: between euros2,680 and euros3,680. Price including agency fees: euros735,000 (including 5% including VAT fees payable by the buyer). Price excluding fees: euros700,000. Contact: Valérie 06 02 18 65 59 EI - Commercial agent registered with the RSAC Angers under number 512 543 166 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr of which 5.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Haven of peace, 19 rooms, 11 bedrooms, 3 hectares Located in the commune of Brissac, 25 minutes from downtown Angers, come and discover this beautiful property with over 670 m2 of living space built on a plot of almost 3 hectares.This attractive residence is impressive for its construction, the high quality of the latest renovation and the potential of the rest of the house.Access the house via a welcoming entrance of over 25 m 2 that leads to a level renovated in 2019. A living room of almost 70 m 2 for entertaining guests, a kitchen of over 30 m 2, ideal for preparing your meals, a dining room of almost 50 m 2 for relaxing and sharing pleasant moments, and two master bedrooms of over 30 m 2 each offering exceptional comfort. The choice of materials, the spaciousness of the rooms and the amount of glass all contribute to the luminosity, elegance and modernity of the whole.Upstairs, a living room and kitchen accompany the 310m2 living space, which includes five bedrooms, each with its own shower room, as well as three master bedrooms of over 30 m 2 each.Outside, take advantage of almost 3 hectares of farmland, a harmoniously landscaped area, well-exposed terraces and a large additional building area.Whether you're a large family or have a project involving accommodation, catering or events, you'll find this property the perfect opportunity to make your dreams come true.

The work of a lifetime for this property complex comprising a main house of 323 m2 from the origins of the 15th century with converted troglodytes, it includes a large living room with kitchen, dining room and living room of 84 m2, a reception room of 54 m2, a living room with fireplace, an office and two bedrooms. Two guest houses of 82 and 81 m2, the first composed of: a kitchen, a living room with fireplace, a bedroom, and an upstairs workshop with independent outside access And the second house composed of an entrance, kitchen, dining room, bedroom, shower room, and convertible attics Large courtyard, heated swimming pool, outbuildings, troglodyte cellars, 3 wells, adjoining land and vegetable garden. Let your imagination run free: family home, gite, artist's studio...

An exceptional location in the heart of nature, for this beautiful property full of character and charm, comprising a water mill and a renovated former barn. The verdant 7728 m² grounds are an ideal place to recharge your batteries. The water mill offers approx. 235 m² of living space, full of character. Upon entering, the first floor features a vast cathedral living room with bar and central fireplace, as well as a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and two shower rooms. The second floor features a hallway, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. A cellar, attic and laundry room complete the mill. The former barn, with approx. 170 m² of living space, has been entirely renovated using quality materials. On the first floor, there's a superb, light-filled living room with an open-plan fitted/equipped kitchen and a large utility room. Upstairs, a landing leads to 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. A saltwater swimming pool (12x4) between the two buildings brings a touch of modernity and luxury to this unique property. ECD : F / D Price FAI : 682 500 € (Net selling price 650 000 € - 5% fees payable by the buyer) Property presented by Damien TOUDIC (EI) : +33 (0)6.77.63.48.86 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.géorisques.fr. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Ideally located in the sought-after commune of Juigné-sur-Loire, south of Angers, this incredible architect-designed house offers approx. 165m2 of living space on a plot of approx. 8000m2. The result of a recent high-quality renovation, this house stands out for its unique character due to its singular architecture and its ideal location in the heart of a privileged green environment overlooking a river. The home features a single-storey, raised living area accessed by an outside staircase. The entrance hall sets the tone, enhanced by original flooring and a magnificent rack-and-pinion staircase. It leads to the pleasant living room. It boasts a comfortable volume in a resolutely contemporary spirit, and benefits from superb luminosity. It comprises a warm living room with parquet flooring and fireplace, and a tastefully decorated kitchen and dining area. This communicates with the vast terrace, which enjoys an incredible view of the surrounding countryside. The hallway leads to a first bedroom and a vast master suite with dressing room, shower room and bathroom. An equipped scullery and laundry room complete this level. The first floor offers two additional bedrooms, a games room off the landing and a shower room. The landscaped garden, a haven of peace and quiet, is enclosed and very well maintained. It includes 1,600m² of listed woodland, ornamental trees and a fruit orchard, with direct access to the river banks. The design of this house with its stilt system provides ample parking and storage space. This unique property is close to all amenities in the center of Juigné-sur-Loire and just 10 minutes from Angers and its TGV train station. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros1,380 and euros1,950'. Contact : Medhi 06 50 22 64 71 Fees are payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the zones concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr