This priory, built in the XVII? century, embodies with rare distinction the alliance of historic heritage and contemporary comfort. Restored with absolute care and respect for its original soul, the property develops a living area of around 570 m², harmoniously spread over three independent buildings, offering remarkable freedom of use. The main house reveals a warm and refined atmosphere from the moment you enter. The first floor features a reception hall, a convivial kitchen with dining area, a dining room and a vast reception room, both enhanced by superb period fireplaces. In the extension, a former barn has been rehabilitated, revealing a spectacular room with a cathedral ceiling. A confidential chapel, imbued with spirituality and history, lends the ensemble a rare and deeply singular dimension. Upstairs, the sleeping area comprises three bedrooms, including a suite with private bathroom, a shower room and a study. The second building, an elegant little manor house built over a vaulted cellar, features an entrance hall, a kitchen and three spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, guaranteeing complete independence for guests. Ideally located at the entrance to the estate, the third building opens the way to multiple projects. On one level, it comprises a living room with semi-open kitchen and a large bedroom with en-suite shower room, perfectly suited to an independent dwelling, a gîte activity or a janitor's cottage. The former dovecote, which has been fully restored to the highest standards, completes this exceptional ensemble. It now houses an office on the first floor and a refined cinema room upstairs, offering a unique space for relaxation. The equestrian facilities, rare at this level of quality, further enhance the property: a 20 x 40 metre riding arena, eight boxes, a tack room, all set in the heart of a 4.5 hectare park, complete with swimming pool, in an unspoilt natural environment. A confidential, timeless place, designed for customers seeking exclusivity, serenity and authenticity. ECD : C/A Price HAI : 995.000 € ( Price net seller : 950.000€ - fees of 4,7 % TTC to be paid by the buyer). Property presented by Mr. Damien TOUDIC (EI) : +33 (0)6.77.63.48.86 - d.toudic@barnes-international.com. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Situated in the heart of Baugé, just a stone's throw from shops and the famous château of King René, Duke of Anjou, this prestigious listed property with a total surface area of 450 m² is set in 478 m² of fully enclosed grounds. The singular entrance, via an old-fashioned vaulted corridor, leads to an intimate cobbled courtyard, magnified by three wash-houses. From here, a superb building overlooks, displaying all the Renaissance features inherited from the Italian know-how of the period. This property is composed of several different buildings. The main building, with around 300 m² of living space, is built over four levels, accessed via loggias with semi-circular arched openings. The property's current layout includes a kitchen, dining room, three lounges, four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms. Thanks to the property's considerable potential, a wide range of room layouts and uses are possible. Accessible from the courtyard, two outbuildings of approx. 80 m² each complete the ensemble. One offers accommodation comprising a kitchen, shower room, two bedrooms and study, while the other houses a splendid three-level library, study and room for conversion. A double garage and a beautiful cellar complete this unique property, with its authentic, unspoilt atmosphere. Only 30 minutes by car from Angers and Saumur. Contact EI : Julien 06 77 41 22 18 Fees are payable by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisque.gouv.fr

With north-south exposure this house (Traditional property) 750 m² (about 8062 ft²), with a land size of 3237300 m² (about 799,95 acres) comprises 19 rooms including 11 bedrooms and 1 toilet. It is provided with a kitchen and with a balcony.

In a quiet environment, with an open view and north-south exposure this house (Old house) 244.24 m² (about 2626 ft²), built in 1800, with a land size of 8230 m² (about 2,03 acres) has 10 rooms including 4 bedrooms and 3 toilets. It has a Fitted separate kitchen, a swimming pool and a cellar. Heating : Individual. Fees : 4.76.

In the heart of the Loire Valley and a famous wine appellation, this manor listed on the supplementary inventory of historic monuments offers a remarkable living environment. In good overall condition, this property loaded with history has four south-facing bedrooms. A large dining room of 35 square meters benefiting from triple exposure communicates with the kitchen located in the garden level, and a lounge with a very beautiful tuffeau fireplace. An enclosed park of about one hectare bordered by a stream and composed of beautiful trees and topiaries completes this rare ensemble. EPC: E/D (Gas and Heat Pump Heating) Price including agency fees: €798,000 (Fees payable by the seller) Property managed by Bertrand LHOMME +33(0)6.22.65.28.12 - b.lhomme@barnes-international.com. "Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr".

IN COURCELLES-DE-TOURAINE, a few minutes from the Golf des 7 Tours and 34 km from TOURS, Located on a vast estate of more than 5 hectares , this character property is composed of a farmhouse, a former farmhouse of 243m2 habitable, followed by a barn and workshop; outbuildings with wine cellar; underground swimming pool and meadow having received 3 horses. On the ground floor an entrance to a dining room with fireplace, a living room with fireplace opening onto the garden, a beautiful fitted and equipped kitchen, a laundry room, toilet, a bedroom with shower room and a second bedroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, large corridor serving 4 bedrooms, a bathroom + shower, WC, a master suite comprising a large bedroom, a dressing room and shower room with hammam. Virtual tour available on request. AJC IMMOBILIER - 63 rue d'Entraigues 37000 TOURS - 35 rue Principale 37510 SAVONNIERES - O6 83 16 45 02 - contact@ajc-immobilier.fr

This furnished house 246.1 m² (about 2646 ft²), built in 1948, with a land size of 10786 m² (about 2,67 acres) has 10 rooms including 6 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 4 toilets. It has dining room, a Fitted and a swimming pool. Heating : Individual electric.

Ref.4744 : French former farhouse for sale with 2 others houses 30 km from Tours (Loire Valley).<BR>A private rural location whilst only a few minutes into the local village with a choice of local market towns 10 mins away and less than 30mins to Tours. An ideal permanent or holiday home for family and guests alike surrounded by private enclosed land currently used for horses.<BR><BR>This property, which underwent modernization and improvements in the 1980s and early 2000s, consists of three dwellings offering generous indoor and outdoor spaces, suitable for a variety of uses and projects.<BR><BR>The main house, with a surface area of approximately 210 sqm, a converted farm barn building is south facing overlooking today the pool and outside dining area.<BR><BR>The ground floor offers an entrance hall with shower room and wc to the rear. The right door takes us into the large 61sqm vaulted (5.5m) dining hall, tiled floors, double aspect with feature tuffeau stone open fireplace. To the left of the entrance hall is the lounge, 52sqm, double aspect, exposed beams, ornamental wood and tuffeau stone open fireplace and doors to the pool area. Stairs from this room lead to the first floor. Completing the ground floor and next to the lounge we have the kitchen. Direct access via a stable door to the courtyard between the houses, a triple aspect room of 30sqm with tiled floor and exposed beams. A large family kitchen with also stairs to the first floor.<BR><BR>The first floor provides 4 bedrooms ranging from 10sqm to 18sqm, a shower room and separate bathroom and twin stairs to the ground floor.<BR><BR>The outbuildings comprise :<BR>The guest lodge at 90 degrees to the main house, also overlooking the pool/dining area has a more “cottage” feel to it. The original “humble” farmhouse has been improved whilst retaining the original features and aspects. The ground floor has two principal rooms of 19sqm and 30sqm with feature fireplaces, quarry tiled floor, oak beams, etc. The kitchen is double aspect and functional at 7.4sqm. The ground floor bedroom of 13sqm is also double aspect with a private bathroom and wc and stairs to a mezzanine area above. Stairs from the larger lounge lead to the first floor. Here we have a larger 20sqm bedroom in the pitch of the roof with a bathroom and wc. Living space of approximately 90 sqm.<BR><BR>The guardian's house (100 sqm) was constructed we believe circa 1980s and has a lounge/dining room of 30sqm triple aspect and tiled leading to a 14sqm kitchen with understairs WC. Above are 3 bedrooms of 19sqm each and a shower room. Beneath part of this house is a cellar with access via the boiler/utility room with a storage/garage at the end.<BR><BR>The period thatched barn (12.5m x 4.5m) has benefitted from a concrete floor, creating an ideal « party hall ». <BR><BR>The stables are of wooden construction with 2 boxes and 2 storage rooms. There is a field shelter in the paddocks and storage and garaging behind the stable block.<BR><BR>From the electric gates the driveway splits, to the left to the front courtyard and to the right, poplar tree lined to the large parking area and access to the rear of the houses, stables, garage and barn. The buildings are well positioned in a near central location within the 17.29 acre (7 hectare) estate. The land extends over several paddocks (currently used as two but can easily be subdivided if required) leading up to the forest limits. There is a farm pond (dries out during the warmer months), a well, large parking area and. The front courtyard enclosed by the main and second houses today is an attractive terraced/gravelled pool and dining area. <BR><BR>Cabinet LE NAIL – Touraine - Loire Valley – Mr Tony WELLS : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20<BR>Tony WELLS, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 444 692 156.<BR>We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Elegant 8 bedroom maison de maître with walled garden, pool and income potential in centre of a château town - This elegant 8 bedroom maison de maître sits in the centre of Le Lude, a popular Loir Valley town with shops, cafés and services a short walk away. <br /><br />The house offers generous rooms, original features, a private walled garden and a heated pool, making it ideal as a family home, holiday property or guesthouse project. <br /><br />It is currently being run as an award winning B&B and combines character, space and convenience with easy access to Le Mans, Tours and Angers. <br /><br />Buyers looking for a large period property in the Loire Valley with strong rental potential and go<br /><br />+ Less than 3 hours' drive from Paris, close to the A28 motorway. 45 kms from Le Mans, with famous 24 Hour circuit, 55 kms from Tours (airport with regular low-cost flights to London and other destinations), and 65 kms from Angers - all with TGV links to Paris.<br /><br />+ This beautiful Loir Valley region is made up of gently rolling hills, meandering rivers, vineyards and forests, and is dotted with pretty historical towns and villages.

Located in Restigné, in the heart of the Bourgueil vineyards, this prestigious property offers a bold reinterpretation of rural heritage on a generous plot. Blending old-world charm with meticulous contemporary renovation, this unique property boasts remarkable living and entertaining potential. The centerpiece, a renovated former barn of approximately 150 sq m, opens through monumental bay windows onto a verdant garden. The ground floor features a vast, light-filled open-plan living area combining a lounge, dining room, and fitted kitchen, where original beams interact with a clean, modern design. A spiral staircase leads to the upper floor, dedicated to relaxation, comprising a bedroom, a shower room, a WC, and a refined master suite with its own shower room and private sauna. The exterior invites tranquility with its terraces and outbuildings. Two single-story cottages, measuring 90 sqm and 45 sqm respectively, perfectly complement this property and allow for immediate seasonal rental activity. Recently renovated, the first cottage offers a living room, a dining room, a fitted kitchen, a shower room, and two bedrooms. The second, adjoining the first and renovated in the same style, features an open-plan living area combining a lounge and living room with a fitted kitchen, a shower room with WC, and a bedroom. The estate offers further development potential thanks to a longère (traditional farmhouse) and adjoining buildings totaling over 250 sqm, ripe for reinvention. Close to amenities and transport links, this property combines energy efficiency with authentic materials. This unique retreat will appeal to those who appreciate spaciousness and fine materials and are looking for a residence with character. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the charm of this place. For the main house: ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: B. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between EUR2,190 and EUR2,990, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscription). For the gîte: ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: B. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between EUR2,020 and EUR2,800, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscription). Contact: (EI) Nicolas DELAIZIR 33 6 74 47 13 68. Sales Agent registered with the Tours Trade and Companies Register under number 2023AC00133. The seller pays the agency fees. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the areas concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This charming 750 sqm château with over 800 sqm annexes in a 12 ha park, is located in an unspoilt environment on the edge of the Anjou and Touraine regions. Dating from the 15th century and progressively remodelled up to the 19th century, it is accessed by means of a long drive and features moats, four 17th century corner towers, a dovecote and a consecrated chapel. It includes bright panelled reception rooms commanding magnificent views of the grounds planted with majestic centuries-old trees, and eleven bedrooms. With extensive annexes (one of which is currently rented). Three wells. Great potential for a tourist and events business. Further land may be acquired at extra cost.

In a quiet environment, with south exposure this house 1008 m² (about 10836 ft²), built in 1440, with a land size of 47817 m² (about 11,82 acres) has 23 rooms including 11 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. It has a Fitted and a swimming pool. Heating : Individual electric radiator. Others : fireplace.

With an open view and south exposure this house 475 m² (about 5106 ft²), built in 1850 comprises 10 rooms including 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 4 toilets. It is provided with a living room 127 m² (about 1365 ft²), with a kitchen and with a terrace. Heating : Individual. Others : fireplace, cable television.

This house 405 m² (about 4354 ft²), with a land size of 1639 m² (about 0,41 acres) has 10 rooms including 6 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 3 toilets. It has a Fitted, a garage and a cellar. Heating : Individual radiator. Others : fireplace. Fees : 5.000012.

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 &amp; 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.

Ref 4884: Château and outbuildings for sale in Maine-et-Loire<BR><BR>In the heart of the Loire-Anjou-Touraine Regional Nature Park and just a few minutes from Saumur stands this charming château, rebuilt in 1858 and situated at the centre of its grounds. Nestled between woodland and renowned vineyards, it is set in a region steeped in history, graced by the Royal River, where a string of France's most beautiful châteaux can be found.<BR><BR>Saumur, famous for its royal château, the Cadre Noir, and its cave cellars, enjoys a special appeal linked to the relaxed way of life characteristic of Anjou and Touraine, and the advantage of a town offering a full range of shops, schools, an SNCF railway station and easy access to the motorway.<BR><BR>The surrounding countryside stretches across plains, forests and hillsides, allowing this property to boast a very peaceful setting whilst remaining easily accessible and close to all amenities.<BR><BR>With its typical Loire Valley architecture, epitomised by the use of tuffeau stone, this charming château captivates with its imposing height. It features a strictly symmetrical layout comprising a central block and two side wings, flanked by four elegant square turrets.<BR><BR>Enlivened by a series of projections, the elevation rising from a semi-underground basement, and the independent pavilion-style roofs, it gives the impression of a grand château whilst remaining a perfectly reasonable, family-sized property.<BR><BR>On the ground floor: a bright entrance hall (25 sqm) leads to a large living room (45 sqm) with exposed beams and a grey marble fireplace, offering views in three directions, as well as two rooms in the wings used as a spare bedroom and a study (9 sqm each), a dining room mirroring the layout of the living room, with a tuffeau stone fireplace opening onto the service staircase and a small kitchen (10 sqm), a library (14 sqm) with a black marble fireplace, and the main staircase.<BR><BR>On the first floor: 4 bedrooms and a landing, as well as 2 bathrooms and a shower room.<BR><BR>On the second floor: an attic with terracotta floor tiles, where the servants' quarters were located.<BR><BR>In the basement: a former kitchen with terracotta floor tiles, a vegetable store and a fireplace, various utility rooms or pantries, and a shower room.<BR><BR>The outbuildings include:<BR><BR>A/ A self-contained studio flat<BR>A former outbuilding, 15 metres long by 2.5 metres wide, which was probably once a kennel, has been converted into a studio with a shower room and a kitchenette at the far end of the living area. It has its own septic tank.<BR><BR>B/ A small outbuilding<BR>A charming little outbuilding of a few square metres, covered with a hipped roof, is also situated on the edge of the grounds, much like the winegrowers' shelters found in the region.<BR><BR>C/ Two old outbuildings<BR>Two old outbuildings on either side of the avenue are currently in a state of ruin; they can be made out beneath the overgrown vegetation. It would be worth considering preserving at least one of them, by reducing its size and roofing it over to retain a good outbuilding.<BR><BR>The wooded park extends all around the château, covering a total area of 3 hectares, 27 ares and 4 centiares.<BR><BR>It is planted with tall trees, notably a row of lime trees. There are also a few grassy areas that could accommodate herbivores.