Napoleon III residence facing the Loire

Located in the picturesque village of Fresnes-Ingrandes-sur-Loire, directly on the right bank of the royal river, this Napoleon III-style house, with a living area of approximately 140 sqm, benefits from a pleasant garden.

This typical Loire-banks house, made of tuffeau stone and slate roof, recently renovated, with simple lines and elegant contemporary decoration, combining tradition and modernity, meets current technical requirements.

Spread over three levels, it benefits on the ground floor from a large living room and a bedroom with a shower room. The whole, very comfortable, combines generous volumes and beautiful luminosity. The entrance is through an alleyway directly connecting to the river and serves the living room as well as an open-plan kitchen, with its large bay windows facing south. The ceiling, set at 3.20 m, is enlivened by a frieze that is echoed at the level of the exterior cornices of the house. The upper floor, accessible by a chestnut staircase, gives access to a large landing which serves two bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom and a separate toilet. The attic, accessible by the same staircase, could be converted and accommodate two to three additional bedrooms as well as a bathroom.

This traditional dwelling also reveals a pleasant garden, planted with trees and decorated with a lawn.

This house remains close to the heart of the village of Ingrandes-sur-Loire and only 10 minutes from its TER train station, which connects Angers in barely 20 minutes.