House in LA TOUR ST GELIN , Indre et Loire , Centre

Entering the property through electric gates, the property and outbuildings are set in a U-shape around the courtyard. The main part of the house sits to your left. Off a covered terrace you go into the entrance hall. The boiler room (4.5m2) is to your right and has storage and cloakroom space. To the rear of the hallway is a bathroom (4m2). To your left is the bright open plan living/dining room (42.5m2) which has a wood burning stove and windows and door to the front and patio doors to the covered terrace. To the right is the fitted kitchen (18.5m2) which also has room for dining. Through a door off the living room, there is a WC (2m2) and stairs to the first floor. Off a landing and corridor, the first bedroom (12m2) has windows to the front and side and is currently used as an office and the second bedroom (15m2) has a window to the front. At the end of the corridor, the third bedroom (15m2) is off a hallway (6m2) where there is also a shower room (3m2). The staircase continues to a large attic space. Returning to the entrance hall, a staircase leads to the fourth bedroom (21m2) which has an ensuite shower room (9m2) and dressing room (6m2). A balcony runs along the front of the bedroom giving views over the courtyard and garden. Underneath the main part of the property is a vaulted cellar (60m2) and below the fourth bedroom is a utility room (7m2) and room used to store bicycles (6m2). Continuing to the right, there is a stable (31m2), a double height garage (23m2) which would take a caravan or camper van. A room (34m2) which was the old wine press and second garage (22m2). A staircase in the old wine press leads to attic space that runs across the top of the rooms below. Attached to the side of the outbuildings is a hangar. The garden is mostly laid to lawn with flower beds, a large pond, fruit trees and a small vegetable patch. The village of La Tour St Gelin has a post office and restaurant. Less than a 10 minute drive away is the historic walled town of Richelieu which has all the amenities you require including butchers, bakers, pharmacies, banks, medical centre, supermarket, cinema, etc. It benefits from weekly markets on a Friday and Monday. There are regular events throughout the year including brocantes, antique fairs and art exhibitions, an annual classical music festival and various festivals including the “Cape et Epee” and the “Fete de la Locomotion”.