16th-century manor house in the heart of the Loire

Located in the heart of the picturesque village of La Pointe Bouchemaine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 16th-century house of 176 m2 (former coaching inn) is spread over three levels. Benefiting from a raised terrace built on a carport accessible by an external staircase, it offers a peaceful, south-facing space ideal for relaxation and leisure. This characterful residence is divided into two parts.

On the ground floor, a space comprising an office/bedroom with an en-suite shower room, which could potentially be converted into a gîte, enjoys a completely independent entrance. This authentic space is distinguished by its glass partition, which visually connects the two rooms and thus creates a comfortable sense of spaciousness. On the first floor and attic level, an apartment of nearly 130 m2, with its own entrance via an internal staircase, includes a large living room with a wood-burning stove and an open-plan American-style kitchen with a central island incorporating a hob and a bench at the rear; The room is enlivened by beautiful, authentic wooden beams and metalwork elements, giving the space a traditional and unique feel. The ground floor comprises a bedroom connected to a shower room, a dressing room, and a separate toilet. Ample storage space completes this level. The attic level leads to a landing, a large 35 sq m attic playroom (which could be used as a bedroom), and a utility room connected to a shower room and toilet. The main room benefits from exceptional volume; indeed, the steep roof slopes create a beautiful space enlivened by a unique timber frame, typical of homes along the Loire River, a nod to the river’s river navigation. This property is a 5-minute walk from a bus stop that connects to Angers city center in 20 minutes. By car, Angers TGV train station is just 15 minutes away.