luxury properties with pool for sale Maine-et-Loire, France

On the threshold of Angers, in the heart of Bouchemaine, a charming village which watches over the confluence of the Maine and the Loire - listed as a UNESCO world heritage site - stands a timeless property, a living testimony to architectural elegance from the end of the 19th century. Easily accessible in this haven of peace between History and Nature, in the heart of the most sought-after sector of the region, this residence is located about fifteen minutes from Angers, a bridge between history and modernity with its fast connections to Paris and Nantes. A tree-lined avenue reveals this property, as elegant as it is imposing, built in homage to Anjou and its riverside landscapes. Its refined architecture, a mix of bricks and stones, elaborate frames and elegant roofs, embodies the prestige of yesteryear. A south-facing veranda and a vast staircase opening onto the main entrance complete this timeless little castle on a human scale. The property opens onto living spaces where every detail tells a story: oak floors, marble fireplaces, and a light that dances as the hours pass. From the welcoming living room on the ground floor to the bright and spacious bedrooms upstairs, the residence invites contemplation and comfort. The garden and park around the castle are a hymn to nature and tranquility, with a tennis court to renovate, a fertile orchard, and a swimming pool nestled in the greenery, promising unforgettable moments of relaxation. The vegetable garden and its greenhouse await those wishing to reconnect with the earth. Ideal for a bed and breakfast/gîte project, or for a family home, as a primary or secondary residence, this area represents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the gentleness of Angevin, within a building which combines historical grandeur and possibilities of modern life within an exceptional natural and cultural environment. The property is completed by numerous outbuildings, including a large garage and a caretaker's house of more than 110m2. The promise of an enchanted daily life, between the banks of the Loire and the excitement of Angers, comes true here, in this place steeped in history and ready to welcome the most daring dreams. Contact: Cédric 06 26 13 45 41 - [email protected] DPE: E (257) in energy and climate consumption, GHG: E (57). The house has annual energy costs estimated between EUR5,932 and EUR8,026. Fees are the responsibility of the seller. In addition, for detailed information on environmental risks, consult the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr.

A late 19th century manor house with 5 ha of grounds facing the Loire, south of Angers. The first entrance gate opens from one of the village streets onto a long tree-lined driveway to the front of the property. The driveway then leads through a second gate to the caretaker's house and on to the “chateau”. In a prominent position, it overlooks the Anjou region and the Loire, Europe's last untamed river. The landscape alternates between green hillsides, famous vineyards and islets of shifting sandbanks. Dating back to the very end of the 19th century, the residence was built by an architect from Anjou on behalf of the family of an eminent Parisian mathematician. The square-shaped building has four storeys, including a garden level and an attic, with a projecting section in one corner. The facades are of brick and stone, with rusticated corner quoins and window surrounds. Balconies with balustrades embellish the corner tower. Dormer windows and recesses with sculpted pediments punctuate the building, which is topped by imperial or gambrel roofs. On the south side, a delightful conservatory has recently been added. To the west, a wide perron with granite approach steps leads to the front door. Further on, a house contains the caretaker's accommodation, the former stables and an old garage. This T-shaped building with a total floor area of approx. 125 m² is of lime-rendered rubble masonry. It has two storeys, one of which is in the roofspace. It has a slate gable roof with dormer windows. The corner quoins and window surrounds are of brick and white stone. The property's garden and parkland stretch out around the residence, before sloping down to the towpath that runs alongside the Maine river as far as Angers.

Located on the outskirts of Angers, 15 minutes from the city center and Saint Laud train station (12km), you will be charmed by this property and its park of approximately 19 hectares. in one piece with 2 ponds. After going up the path along the first pond, we discover an elegant house from the 60s, well exposed and perfectly maintained. It offers on the ground floor, an entrance hall, a living room with fireplace opening thanks to its large bay windows onto a spacious terrace with stone barbecue. A kitchen, a sleeping area with 3 bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom complete this level. Upstairs, a central landing leads to 2 large bedrooms and a bathroom. Access to the garden level is from the living room via a mezzanine/office which overlooks the indoor swimming pool (to be restored) with sauna and shower, large games room with bar and indoor barbecue, cellar. A double garage and a boiler room complete the package. The house is surrounded by greenery, a wooded area of ​​approximately 15 hectares with viewpoints, ideal for contemplating nature. A dream place to recharge your batteries at the city gates. DPE: E/E HAI price: €1,155,000 - Net seller price: €1,100,000 (5% fee payable by the purchaser). Well 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 Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr”.

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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