SITE HISTORY :
Previously, a fortified castle stood on these grounds. The 'de la Tour' castle appears on parchment documents dating back to 1100. The castle ruins disappeared in 1854. After the constant warring between lords, the building suffered much destruction, but was rebuilt new each time. During the reign of François I, De Maillé de la Tourlandry Hardouin, from the Touraine region, married Françoise de la Tourlandry in 1494. They lived on this property. Then the La Tour-Landry baronetcy was sold to Messire de Morillon, a parliament advisor. The last lord was Jean Baptiste de la Haie-Montbault. Finally, during the Revolution, the property was nationalised and the Pinçon de Valpinçon family from Paris became the owners. They restored the château and gave the outbuildings their current style. They also built a new country house on the ruins of the old castle. A Brissac notary bought the property in 1899.
Previously, a fortified castle stood on these grounds. The 'de la Tour' castle appears on parchment documents dating back to 1100. The castle ruins disappeared in 1854. After the constant warring between lords, the building suffered much destruction, but was rebuilt new each time. During the reign of François I, De Maillé de la Tourlandry Hardouin, from the Touraine region, married Françoise de la Tourlandry in 1494. They lived on this property. Then the La Tour-Landry baronetcy was sold to Messire de Morillon, a parliament advisor. The last lord was Jean Baptiste de la Haie-Montbault. Finally, during the Revolution, the property was nationalised and the Pinçon de Valpinçon family from Paris became the owners. They restored the château and gave the outbuildings their current style. They also built a new country house on the ruins of the old castle. A Brissac notary bought the property in 1899.
ACCOMMODATION
4 storey master house on a human scale
Inhabitable area is 320m², excluding the 2nd floor which can be converted (110m²)
Outbuildings which can be converted : 600 m²
4 storey master house on a human scale
Inhabitable area is 320m², excluding the 2nd floor which can be converted (110m²)
Outbuildings which can be converted : 600 m²
FEATURES :
High ceilings
Hundred year old trees
Positive vibes
10 marble fireplaces and 1 in oak (4 metres high)
Ground floor : 210m² inhabitable)
High ceilings
Hundred year old trees
Positive vibes
10 marble fireplaces and 1 in oak (4 metres high)
Ground floor : 210m² inhabitable)
- Hall (11.56m²) floor: Madagascar granite
- Fitted kitchen with a fireplace (22.51m²)
- 23.73m² living room with wooden floor and fireplace
- Dining room or reception room with wooden floor (52.56m²) with a very large fireplace
- 1 Bedroom with wooden floor (23.73m²)
- 1 Large Bedroom (32m²) + 1 bathroom to install
- Office with wooden floor (11.54m²)
- Corridor with Madagascar granite
- Toilet with washbasin
1st FLOOR : (110m² inhabitable)
- 3 Bedrooms of around 18m² with fireplace and 2 with a washroom which can be converted into a bathroom and then the last one with a walk-in wardrobe (3.5m²)
- 1 linen room (7m²)
- 1 bathroom + shower 15m²
- Landing (2.39m²) and corridor (10.10m²)
- Separate toilet
- Boiler
- Cellar
- Laundry room
- Various rooms
- Fuel oil boiler for central heating
- Mains drainage
- 1 well
- Interphone
OUTBUILDINGS : (around 600 m²)
Hundred-year-old trees
CONCLUSION :
Interesting property which can be developed in several different ways. The future owner will be able to let ideas run wild in terms of how to personalise the property.
PRICE :
675 000 euros fees included
- Pigeon house
- 2 garages with electric doors
- Stables : 4 stables, 2 boxes, 1 brood mare stable
- Apartments above the porch
- Lofts can be converted
Hundred-year-old trees
CONCLUSION :
Interesting property which can be developed in several different ways. The future owner will be able to let ideas run wild in terms of how to personalise the property.
PRICE :
675 000 euros fees included