House in Richelieu , Indre-et-Loire , Centre

A property complex (700m2 approx.) currently comprising

- On the ground floor, a rented business premises (76m2) comprising an entrance hall, 3 offices, a storeroom and WC.

A flat (189m2) comprising on 2 levels:
On the ground floor: an entrance hall, a living room, a room
On the first floor, a living room with kitchenette, a corridor leading to three bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room, a wardrobe and WC

- A flat (140m2) on 2 levels:
On the ground floor: two partitioned rooms, one with a fireplace, an entrance hall.
On the first floor, a landing, a corridor leading to 4 bedrooms, 3 of which are adjoining, a bathroom and a separate toilet.

- A wing of the building to be restored, including the roof on 3 levels. On the ground floor, 24m2 are rented as professional premises.

Private chapel (1894)
Porch and courtyard

Other important information : The part overlooking the Grande Rue, known as the pavilion, is listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments "Façade and Roof". The Chapel, built in 1894, is without any particular protection. Eligible for the Malraux law. Some of the rooms in the pavilion are rented and further details would be given during a visit.

Richelieu, the historic walled town was built for the infamous Cardinal, made famous by Alexandre Dumas in his novel about the Three Musketeers. While the Cardinal’s château no longer exists, the beautiful park and some of the original buildings remain. Easily accessible from the UK -TGV Paris to Tours 55 minutes; Regular low cost flights to Tours and Poitiers; A85/A10 motorways allow access to the ferry port of Caen in 3 hours. For those planning to run a business the area is very attractive to tourists given the proximity to the Loire Valley châteaux and wineries.

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