Property with gardenPalluau (85)

Price :

$930,900

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Surface250 m²bedrooms4 bathroom1 land3,900 m²

Nantes Sotheby's International Realty, a luxury and prestigious agency, presents this superb 18th-century residence, fully redesigned and renovated according to the rules of art by an architect from the Bâtiments de France. In the heart of the village, this charming property extends over 4000 m². It benefits from the proximity of shops (within walking distance), while enjoying the total calm of its sublime bucolic setting (great variety of tree and plant species). A haven of peace, without any overlooking, in a protected area without nuisances. With an area of 250 m², this superb house is spread over two levels: an entrance hall, a large bright living room (with cross-light) opening onto the garden, a very beautiful separate kitchen, equipped/furnished, a back kitchen, a dining room, a billiard room, and a toilet. On the upper floor, a light-flooded corridor leads to four bedrooms, three of which are equipped with wardrobes, a bathroom, and a toilet. Possibility to create bathrooms. Potential for a large master suite in a half-level, between the ground floor and the first floor. Roof renovated. Double-glazed soundproof windows. Insulation redone. Original parquet flooring, terracotta tiles, and fireplaces. Custom-made radiators (cast iron). No other work is required inside. The exterior harmonizes around a first paved courtyard, a cellar, a terrace overlooking a superb subtly wooded and flowered park, a small period greenhouse, a large pond (enclosed), an orchard, 1000 m² of outbuildings (to be developed, 90% of the roofs have been redone), a superb paved courtyard. Garages in the outbuildings for three vehicles, parking in the courtyard. All enclosed by walls. Beaches 30 km away. TGV 15 minutes away (La Roche-sur-Yon). Nantes Airport 57 km away. For more information, contact Valérie Gourmelon ( +3364278...).

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