4 bedrooms house for sale in Saint-Maixent-lEcole, France

• Mandat exclusif
• 10 pièces
• N/C
• Piscine
• 560 m² de surface habitable
• 4 chambres
• DPEN/C
• 1878 m² de terrain
• 2 salles d'eau
• GESN/C

In a beautiful village of dry stone in the Haut Val de Sèvre, an ample and comfortable residence, full of character, and its neighboring property to be restored. On the garden side, the main residence, built with limestone rubble, overlooks the Sèvre from its four levels. The other facades offer stunning views of one of the most beautiful villages in the area, dominated by a medieval castle. The ground floor is dedicated to reception areas. A large living room, a small sitting room, a library or office, and a dining room boast various decorative elements including antique parquet flooring, unique fireplaces, and intricate ceilings. The kitchen retains its original charm with ancient square terracotta tiles. In another building, a spacious room, known as 'the chapel' and accessible from the small sitting room, could be used for balls, concerts, or theatrical performances. Four bedrooms, each with its own distinct style, are located on the first floor. One of them has an en-suite toilet while a generous bathroom, also with a toilet, is separate. On the second floor, a resting area opens onto the staircase. An additional bright bedroom is conveniently close to the bathroom with a toilet. The rest of the floor consists of attic space. On the garden level, there is a summer kitchen, a boiler room (heated with pellet central heating), a workshop, a summer shower room with toilet, and a cellar. The roof and outbuilding structures are in good condition, and many windows have double glazing. The garden is divided into six spaces including a courtyard enclosed on three sides by two barns and an irregular quadrilateral pool. The four levels of the neighboring property to be restored are accessed by a spiral staircase, possibly older than the year inscribed above the arched entrance door: 1724. Eight rooms in total could be renovated, not including the three cellars and two attics. Some window frames have been replaced and all shutters are recent. An inner garden featuring a palm tree with a Mediterranean touch opens onto a terrace under which, thanks to the street's downward slope towards the river, a garage has been accommodated. As for the price, at 420,000, this property presents a unique opportunity to own a stunning residence with additional potential for restoration and development. Its historical charm, spacious layout, and beautiful garden make it a valuable investment for those looking for a special property in an enchanting location.