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11 Bedroom Chateau for Sale – Chinon Click to view MFH-LOR2049N Impressive property with a pool, tennis court and large park in the Loire Chinon, Indre-et-Loire, Loire Valley €1,290,000 inc. of agency fees 11 Beds 8 Baths 660 sqm 2.5 ha Impressive 16th/17th century home with an excellent pool, sun terrace, tennis court, Pétanque pitch, pond set in a large park with manicured formal gardens in the Chinon area in the Loire area. At a Glance Reference MFH-LOR2049N Near to Chinon Price €1,290,000 Bed 11 Bath 8 Hab.Space 660 sqm Land 2.5 ha Pool Yes Land Tax N/A Property Description Hidden on the edge of a charming village a short drive away from a little town with a good selection of amenities and a little further to the bustling market towns of Chinon and Bourgueil this impressive 16th/17th century home is beautifully presented and offers plentiful accommodation for family and guests alike. With a great swimming pool, sun terrace, tennis court, Pétanque pitch, pond and manicured formal gardens the outdoor space is as welcoming as the inside. THE ACCOMMODATION The current owners have lovingly maintained and improved this home and today it offers an elegant mix of modern and traditional with large reception rooms, a practical and sizeable family kitchen, formal entrance hall, double dining halls, library, shower and steam room and office space on the ground floor. The original stone and wooden features have been retained where possible and the rooms offer plenty of natural light from the large windows. The first floor provides 4 large bedrooms with four bathrooms (most en-suite) and all with views over the garden and park. The upper floor offers another 4 bedrooms including an impressive “wedding suite” and enormous “games room” with feature beam work and corner kitchen … an ideal indoor escape area. Note: the furniture may be available subject to negotiations. OUTSIDE You are spoilt with what is on offer: an original chapel from the 13/16th century in excellent condition, the former “outbuilding” is now home to the “pool house” (relaxation area, changing area, dining area, etc...) which leads nicely onto the sun terrace around the pool. Adjoining the pool house is the guest lodge an independent house with its own kitchen, lounge/diner, charming conservatory and 3 bedrooms and bathroom. The area above the pool house is ripe for conversion if further accommodation is required. Hidden behind the walled gardens we have the hard tennis pitch in excellent condition and just next door the pétanque pitch if your guests fancy a go at the French national pastime. The formal gardens are stunning with an abundance of roses and other flowers throughout the year. The orchard is extensive with more than enough for pies, cakes and more. The park which surrounds the chateau is spacious and offers plenty of areas to sit in shade and listen to the birds whilst reading a book or two. There are two formal patio terraces on two sides of the chateau both with easy access from the kitchen. There are several fountains and mature trees as well as a good selection of other plants. The original “entrance” gate provides a historic link to the importance of the site and today the electric main gates provide the convenience we all look for. ABOUT THE AREA An excellent location in the heart of the Loire Valley within easy reach of the famous towns of Chinon, Saumur, Bourgeuil, Azay le Rideau, Villandry, Richelieu and a little further to the buoyant cities of Tours and Angers. A good choice of local amenities for daily produce, cafes and restaurants. Superb communication links to the Paris, UK and further afield. Environment & Surroundings And Before You Ask Near Airport/Ferries? Exposure: South Near to Shops? Year of Renovation: 2000 Near to Schools? Ready to move Condition: Public Transport? in Central Heating System: heating (oil) Reason for selling: Other Currently lived in: Yes Condition of Roof: Excellent Key Information Additional Information Property type: Chateau Year Built: 1500 Bedrooms: 11 Internal Area: 660 sqm Bathrooms 8 Land Area: 2.5 ha Price €1,290,000 Floor: 2 Address Chinon, Indre-et-Loire, Loire Valley How many Outbuildings: 3 Number of Fireplaces: 5 Property Features: orchard tennis court petanque court swimming pool Has a Wine Cellar Yes Has Attic Space: Yes Has an Office / Study? Yes Has a Garden Yes Has a Terrace? Yes Swimming Pool? Yes Pool House? Yes Has ADSL/Broadband? Yes Has Satellite TV Yes Has Alarm Yes Location: Loire Valley Gallery Every property featured on our website is listed for sale at exactly the same price as it is in France, there’s no premium for the superior service we offer. 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