luxury real estate for sale Loir-et-Cher, France (page 10)

Property located in the Centre-Val de Loire region in the Loir-et-Cher department in the heart of Sologne, less than 15 minutes from Lamotte Beuvron and less than 5 minutes from all amenities. This property consists of several buildings totaling approximately 800 m2: A master house of about 400 m2 including eight bedrooms, two of which are on the ground floor. A keeper's house. A prefabricated dependency type garage. A tennis court. A chalet facing the pond. The area is composed of beautiful forest massifs, plains, game crops, and ponds. The predominant species are mainly laricio pine, Douglas fir, and Scots pine. There are 3 ponds, including 2 in cascades, for about 12 ha of water. Hunting estate in the heart of Sologne. A must-see without delay.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ideally located in a bucolic setting just steps from the banks of the Loire, you will discover this residence of 270 m² of living space composed of 7 bedrooms, a 70 m² living room with an open stone fireplace, an independent kitchen, 2 bathrooms, the possibility to park 5 cars in the basement, a cellar, and a game room. A wooded park of 7,519 m² enclosed by walls, in a peaceful area...This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in Sologne, 2 hours from Paris and just a few minutes from Salbris, this property comprises three 18th century farmhouses. The first house serves as the main dwelling, presenting approximately 120 sq.m including living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom. The second house is divided into a barn part and a living part (42 sq.m), including two bedrooms, small kitchen and bathroom. The third house serves only as a barn. The private grounds of approximately 61 hectares are rich in game and mainly wooded. The land brings tax benefits under the Plan Simple de Gestion regime. It is perfectly maintained and presents four water sources.

A medieval castle, with 16th & 17th century airs, and its 11 ha of wooded parklands, two hours from Paris. A driveway, turning off the road, is bordered by vegetation, across which it is possible to glimpse steep slate roofs. It leads straight to wrought iron gates, concealing all of the property’s buildings and its 11.0236 hectares of parklands and woods. Straight on, the medieval origins of the building are obvious courtesy of its square towers as well as the size of its windows. Steep roofs as well as inward-opening and casement windows, amongst other things, reflect the successive remodelling works that the castle has undergone since it stood on its 11th century motte. Looking out the rear of the building from the upstairs, an unobstructed view extends over the parklands and the gently-sloping wooded section. The caretaker’s cottage, standing at the very entrance to the estate and spanning approx. 60 m², faces an old house awaiting restoration. Set back, another building acts as a woodshed and a garage. And lastly, following on from the castle is a guest house. It is adjoined by a swimming pool with a tennis court, concealed by vegetation, at a distance. All the buildings house a main, gravel courtyard, predominantly used by cars. In its centre are a copse of age-old trees and shrubs that flower in the spring.

In a village, some 50 minutes from Tours, a 19th century, middle-class home and its 6,000 m² garden. This property stands on a plot of enclosed, predominantly wooded land, spanning a little over 6,000 m², off the main village street. The house is set more or less in the middle of its parklands, facing the property entrance. A driveway goes around the house, behind which is a little lake. On the edge of one side of the property, a first outbuilding, in use as an artist’s studio and a shed housing a bread oven; on the other side, also on the property boundary, an artist’s studio with bedrooms for a bed & breakfast activity. And lastly, set back, a shelter comprising three horse loose boxes.

In the heart of the Cher Valley, the house with an area of approximately 300 square meters is located in the middle of an enclosed park of 6100 square meters made up of centuries-old trees. On the ground floor we find a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, an office and an entrance hall. Upstairs, 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Many outbuildings including 1 house of 135 square meters, a 95 square meter workshop and 3 horse boxes. Privileged location, without any nuisance and only 7 kilometers from the Beauval zoo, this property corresponds to a family destination but also to the development of an economic project (gite, bed and breakfast) Well presented by Cédric COCHETON (EI) +33(0)6 56 67 57 49 - [email protected]. “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”

Charming 18th century country house facing south in the area of ​​Le Controis. Built on a closed and raised ground of more than 5000m2, it is composed of beautiful living rooms, 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. A second house serving as a gite, two barns and a beautiful cellar complete this property. Ideally located at the crossroads of Blois, Contres and Cour Cheverny, very close to shops, this is a property that will suit a family looking for greenery with the possibility of an economic model. This property is offered to you by Cédric COCHETON +33 (0)6 56 67 57 49 - [email protected]. “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”.

In a small hamlet, 3 minutes from a village with local shops and a school, architect-designed house of 217 m² composed on the ground floor of: an entrance hall, cathedral living room with central fireplace, equipped open-plan kitchen, pantry, bedroom, and toilet. On the first floor: Mezzanine serving 3 bedrooms, shower room, bathroom, and toilet. On the second floor: 2 bedrooms, one with private shower. Full basement. Outside: Pool, terrace. On the land covering 7202 m², there is a lodging of about 60m² to renovate (ideal for a guesthouse) and a shed. Very nice view. 20 minutes from the Vendôme / Villiers TGV station and 42 minutes from the Paris / Montparnasse station. For visits, call Gilles VALENTE at 06 72 35 68 64 Reference: Mandate No. 4760GThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Two hours from Paris, in the middle of the castles of the Loire, is this stately home built in 1818 with a living area of ​​390 m². Completely renovated in 2011, this elegant bourgeois residence is composed on the ground floor of an entrance hall with its staircase and elevator, a kitchen, a dining room, a large living room with its imposing painted ceiling, its majestic fireplace and a reception hall. The first and second floor are composed of eight spacious, air-conditioned bedrooms with bathroom and WC. This property has a basement of 130 m² with a cellar, a laundry room, a refrigerated reserve, three storage rooms and a technical room. The property is in the middle of a wooded park with centuries-old trees, beautiful lawns, a pond, parking. This property also has a caretaker's house of 120 m² with an office, a large living room with kitchen, dining room and living room on the ground floor. The floor is composed of two bedrooms and a bathroom. A 35 m² pavilion with a bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom for disabled access completes this property. Ideally located in the middle of the Loire castles, just 30 minutes from Beauval Zoo and 10 minutes from an 18-hole golf course, this property can have a professional destination: Hotel, bed and breakfast, gites... but also be a family home. Come and discover this exceptional property nestled in lush greenery and close to all shops. This property is presented by Cédric COCHETON (EI) +33 (0)6 56 67 57 49 - [email protected]. “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”.

Ref.3894 : Two hours from Paris and 30 minutes from Blois, this bucolic mill is nestled at the gateway to the Sologne, in the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Within easy reach of the world-famous French Renaissance castles and gardens, a paradise for history lovers and hikers (horse riding, cycling, canoeing, hot air ballooning...), it is set back from the village and is 6 km from the main shops and services. Chambord (which has 1,130,850 visitors for the chateau and 2 million visitors for the estate) is 10 km from the property. This profitable business offers a variety of accommodation to suit everyone: bed and breakfast, family gite, nature chalets, reception hall equipped to the latest standards, a total of 1000sqm of developed surface area. Brought out of oblivion in the 1970s by a famous music-hall artist, this 34 acre estate has been constantly extended and embellished since then. The property includes: The mill (300sqm): Of traditional rustic construction from the early 19th century, it is built of rubble stone and covered in tiles, double-glazed joinery, very good general condition. On the ground floor, there is a dining room and a large sitting room with a fireplace, as well as two bedrooms, each with its own shower room and toilet. On the first floor: 4 bedrooms with parquet floors and wall fabrics, each with its own shower room and toilet. The attic has been converted into a cosy family dormitory with 5 beds + 2 extra beds, and a shared shower room. Pellet heating system from 2015 (French). Thermal insulation to be completed. Guest house (420sqm): of the same construction with a return wing, very good general condition. On the ground floor: A guest reception room and a large living room with fireplace, underfloor heating (2017) and mezzanine, a bedroom fitted out with care and with its own shower room and toilet, guest entrance at the back, workshop and wood boiler room from 2016 (Austrian), professional kitchen and back kitchen with cold room. A beautiful terrace opening onto a 15 x 6 m salt water pool heated by a thermodynamic system (PAC) and a tennis court. On the first floor: living room, 3 bedrooms with parquet flooring and wall fabric, with individual shower room and toilet, private part in the wing, accessible by internal turning staircase: small living room (ground floor), 2 bedrooms with dressing room and a living room (first floor). Very recent renovation work. Seminar building (135sqm): 2010 room that can accommodate 55 people independently: seminars, meals. Games room (billiards) Smaller meeting room Pleasant and spacious self-contained summer kitchen PRM sanitary facilities supplied by a 5000L rainwater recovery tank Air-water heat pump heating. Attic. Chalets : 5 self-contained chalets, very popular with urban holidaymakers, are spread out in the undergrowth (3 identical chalets with a capacity of 6 people (3x50sqm), 1 chalet with a capacity of 4 people and 1 chalet with a capacity of 2 people). Outbuildings : Well with pump Small shed for equipment Cellar fitted out under ground Shed with bicycle shed Stable, henhouse, vegetable garden...etc The 34 acre site is divided harmoniously between woods (24 acres /10 ha) and meadows (9.88 acres / 4 ha), in the middle of which flows the river that once fed the mill. Several wooden footbridges gracefully cross the river and its reach. Parents and children can find games and activities on site without disturbing the harmony of this haven of peace, given the space available. The woods of the property ensure the autonomy of the main boiler and the various fireplaces, combining warm comfort and heating economy. A recent wood pellet boiler provides the complement in the second building. In order to best serve a clientele of regulars, the owners are assisted by a maintenance man, supported each summer by 2 seasonal workers. Cabinet LE NAIL – Centre - Eure et Loir – M. Ernesto SORIA : +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.

Ref.3912 : Magnificent chateau for sale 30 km from Chambord. This exceptional castle is built in the Grande Sologne region, on the border of the wine-growing Sologne, the bocage plateaus of the Touraine Méridionale and the Berry. It stands in the middle of a private and preserved forest that is not disturbed by any easement. A village offering the first services and shops of necessity is 5.5 km away. Romorantin-Lanthenay, capital of the Sologne region and a resource town (SNCF train station), is 16 km away. The towns of Blois and Vierzon are respectively 35 km and 45 km from the property and have excellent road and rail links as well as a wide range of services. Built at the end of the 15th century by the architect Jacques de Persigny for Lord Philippe du Moulin as a reward for having saved the life of King Charles VIII during the Battle of Fornoue in 1495, this castle has a quadriform plan, surrounded by a moat and flanked by circular towers at each of its corners. It consists of two buildings, the dwelling and the manor house, which are accessed by a drawbridge, now dormant, defended by an entrance gatehouse with a postern and flanked by two towers. THE LODGE : With a living area of approx. 420sqm, the dwelling is arranged around a central stairway situated in the square tower. It spans 5 stories as follows: Ground floor: lounge with monumental stone fireplace, painted beams, dining room with monumental sculpted stone fireplace, chapel, pantry with service stairway to the basement; First floor: bedroom with adjoining bathroom and wc, library, toilet and wc; On the 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms with monumental stone fireplace and adjoining bathroom or toilet and wc; On the 3rd floor: corridor leading to 3 bedrooms, one of which has a cathedral ceiling, storage room, bathroom with toilet, separate toilet; In the basement: dining room, kitchen, boiler room, pantry with service staircase. THE MANOR : The manor house, although it has retained certain defensive elements from the Middle Ages such as crossbars, machicolations and barbicans, is betrayed by the presence of mullioned windows and worked dormers, which characterise a Renaissance residence. It is distributed as follows: Ground floor: library with fireplace, stone slab floor, spiral staircase in the tower, guard room with monumental stone fireplace and pointed ceiling, boiler room in the corner tower; 1st floor: bedroom, toilet with WC, bedroom with en-suite bathroom, other room in the tower. Second floor: above the entrance châtelet only: bedroom with fireplace, bathroom and toilet in the right tower of the châtelet; 3rd floor: above the entrance châtelet only: bedroom with cathedral roof, bathroom and toilet in the right tower of the châtelet. The outbuildings face the entrance châtelet and form a U-shaped courtyard. They comprise : A half-timbered, polychrome brick caretaker's cottage with flat tiles comprising: dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, another room with a single access from the outside. Above, attic with 3 rooms suitable for conversion. Basement under part. Water, electricity and heating by means of a wood-burning stove are present. A house known as the 'vegetable garden', built of bricks under tiles, comprising various rooms for storing equipment, vegetable store and garage. Attic above. Former stables with 6 stalls and a garage that could house several cars. Above, 9 bedrooms, most of which have a toilet, a bathroom. Electricity, water and heating are present in this building, but work will be necessary to make it habitable. Behind these 3 main buildings are : A building, housing fruit trees, a honey house and a laundry, adjoining the vegetable garden house. A laundry. An orangery. Harmoniously distributed around the castle, the grounds are mainly composed of forest and a few meadows that protect the site. Numerous paths and small private footpaths make it easy to stroll around. In the park, the vegetable garden with its numerous flowerbeds adds a more delicate dimension to the property. This beautiful ensemble perfectly illustrates the picture that is painted of our beloved Sologne as an undisputed reserve of biodiversity, which offers peace and serenity where one can escape in complete tranquillity between forests and waterholes. The whole, subject to a simple management plan, has a total surface area of almost 98.8 acres (40 hectares) in one piece, which is not disturbed by any easement. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – Mr Baudouin LE GRELLE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20