Maison troglodyte et sa vue Loire

In the commune of Rochecorbon, this charming troglodyte house offers more than 150m² of living space on a plot of 377 m² distributed over three levels.

Typical of the region, this troglodyte house facing south benefits from a beautiful luminosity, and open and comfortable living spaces.

A footpath leads to the house where a south-facing terrace is bathed in light and leads to this unusual dwelling, dug into the rock. An independent bedroom is accessible from the glass roof. Large bay windows open onto the living room with a wood stove. The kitchen is open on this space and on the dining room.
A corridor dug in the rock allows some storage space, and leads to the night space, composed of a first bedroom and its bathroom. A bare room could accommodate a second bedroom.
To complete this level, a large space is now used as a cellar and serves another cellar.

Two espaliered gardens offer unobstructed views of the Loire Valley and could be developed.

A timeless property, in the commune of Rochecorbon, close to shops and public transport and only 13 minutes from the TGV station of Saint-Pierre-des-Corps.

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