Dans La Campagne Du Haut Anjou, Un Château Du XVII Ie Siècle Avec Dépendances Et Piscine Sur Près De

In the Haut-Anjou countryside, an 18th-century chateau with outbuildings and a pool on nearly 15 ha. A drive bordered by mature horse chestnut trees runs from the road first to a lawned terrace with outbuildings on its north and south sides, then slopes down to an enclosed courtyard in front of the chateau. A passage on one side of the courtyard leads to the former farmyard buildings, which form an L-shaped range linked to the main house. The grounds extend behind the house, around a pool and a former tennis court. Dating mostly from the 18th century, the chateau runs east to west. It comprises three parts: a main block at the centre, an older wing at the rear, set at right angles, and an extension backing onto the south gable wall. The main block has three levels, the uppermost in the attic, while the wing and the extension have a ground floor only. The stone facades are rendered in lime, and the hipped roofs are slated. Door and window surrounds, cornices, and the dormers in the main block’s roof are in “tuffeau”. The chateau’s ground floor has an entrance hall, two sitting rooms, dining room, study, lavatory, and bedroom with bathroom. In the former farmyard buildings, the fitted-out part houses a service entrance, kitchen, back kitchen, laundry room, and boiler room. The upper levels have eight bedrooms, a shower room, and six bathrooms, three of them with a lavatory. One outbuilding comprises a reception room and a self-contained apartment. Another, near the pool, now houses a summer sitting room with a kitchen.
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