A Chateau With Large Outbuildings Converted Into Office Space, In 7 Hectare Grounds, Between

A chateau with large outbuildings converted into office space, In 7-hectare grounds, between Angers and Nantes, in a village with a railway station. From the road, a long drive winds through the grounds to the front of the chateau and then to a series of outbuildings, including one directly connected to the edifice. The property can also be reached at the rear via a lane from the village. All the buildings are located in the middle of more than 7 hectares of grounds. The tuffeau stone-built, four-storey chateau, including the basement and attic levels, was erected in the 19th century on hard stone foundations. It is topped by a slate hipped roof, which is surrounded by a modillion cornice and punctuated, at the front and rear, by neo-Gothic inspired dormers, including an imposing central dormer. At each corner of the chateau, there are turrets on finely crafted bases and topped with pepper-pot roofs. The facades are graced with moulded stringcourses and sculpted, X-shaped decorations beneath the windows on the first floor. All the windows are perfectly symmetrical and on the south-facing front facade, the entrance door is topped by a balcony, which has a wrought-iron guard-rail, supported by two rams boasting griffin’s claws. The chateau underwent significant restoration work between 2006 and 2008.
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