House in Richelieu , Indre-et-Loire , Centre

A town house (112m2) comprising:

On the ground floor :
an entrance hall (6m2) with door to the courtyard
to the left, a living room (14m2)
to the right, a living room (14m2)
continuing through, a hall (2m2) with stairs to the first floor and door to the courtyard
a fitted kitchen (13m2)
a hall (1m2) with door to the courtyard off of which is a utility room (2m2)
and WC (2m2)

On the first floor :
a landing (2m2) with staircase to the attic
a bedroom (14m2) with fireplace
a bathroom (4m2)
a bedroom (18m2) with fireplace
a bedroom (9m2) accessed through another bedroom (11m2) with fireplace

Second floor : Attic, part of which has been converted to create a room.

Enclosed courtyard (43m2)
Garage (75m2) with mezzanine

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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