Property with gardenThauvenay (18)

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Surface388 m²bedrooms10

This property, in a dominant position in a park of almost one and a half hectares, is composed of:
“Grandes Stables”, built in the 19th century by Baron Ernest de Chabaud la Tour, to enlarge the outbuildings of the Château de Thauvenay. The plans and construction were entrusted to the architect Louis Parent, who built the little Château.
From the “Maison du vegetable garden”, its greenhouses and its remarkable vegetable garden, dating from the 18th century. The latter, now a wooded park, is enclosed by walls with a buildable part.
Note that the Large Stables can be classified in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments and all of the buildings can be labeled with the Heritage Foundation.
The buildings are composed as follows:
- Les Grandes Ecuries: on the ground floor, old stables, tack room, porch and sheds. Upstairs, used as a gîte for approx. 265m2 of living space, kitchen, large living room of almost 70m2, 9 bedrooms, 3 toilets, 3 shower rooms.
- Adjoining but not communicating, on the left wing, stables, on the right wing, old pigsties (new roof).
- To the North, the old greenhouses (53m2 and 37m2) and the "Garden House", on 3 levels for approximately 123m2 of living space. Cellars of approx. 80m2
- The wooded park, below and facing the Grandes Ecuries, is decorated with a wooded part of approx. 4000m2 and a part classified as a UA building zone
The ensemble, as rare as it is exceptional, is in the immediate vicinity of the vineyard of Sancerre, the medieval wine-growing town with numerous labels ("Most beautiful detours in France", "Small city of character", then "Most beautiful villages in France", a little over a year after being elected “French favorite village” in 2021).
The view of the Loire Valley and Pouilly sur Loire from the Grandes Ecuries, the proximity of the Loire, the 18-hole golf course and Paris accessible in 2 hours make this property a unique property.