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Location: Normandy – Orne – Domfront (61700) Shops – 0.5km Brief property Description Charming 17C Château set in 8.300m2 (2 acres) of grounds. Decorated to a good standard. Some further work required. 500m from local shops. 9 km from Domfront. Condition – Decorated to a good standard with new central heating boiler and solar panels. New double glazing, new oval windows, chimney and roof well maintained. Some further work required. Accommodation - 300m² - 7 bedrooms – 10 rooms Oil fired central heating 7 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 3 WCs Kitchen 2 large reception rooms Other rooms – work required Loft - Offers further habitable surface of 2 bedrooms (servants), bathroom and living area (work required) Total land area 8.300 m2 – (2 acres) Set in a lawned garden, an orchard and parkland on top of the hill. Services - Main electric and water. New solar panel hot water. Local description The Chateau was built in the 17th C on a hillock overlooking the lovely village with its beautiful Norman 11th C Abbey on a small river. The village is 9 km from the famous tourist medieval town of Domfront with its 11th C ruined castle and medieval cobbled streets. The village is 16 Km south of the town of Flers served by 2 hrs train from Paris and the Eurostar from London The nearest ferry is at Caen about 100km away or Le Havre or Cherbourg. It is 120km from Mont St Michel and St Malo. The Normandy beaches are 2 hours away as are Bayeaux and Honfleur. The Loire Valley, with its famous chateaux, is also 2 hours away. The spa resort with its hot springs and casino of Bagnol-sur-Orne is 20 km away with its golf course. 100km from Airport at Dinan with low cost flights to the UK The Chateau is at the top of the hillock with its view down to the Abbey which it used to oversee. It is half a kilometre above the village up a nearly private road or shorter direct walk down. The village has a bar, boulangerie, butcher, small supermarket, good restaurant, fire station, Mairie, the Abbey, garage and a lovely central square. The Chateau has a publicly maintained tarmac road leading only to it and its two neighbouring properties. The Chateau has a formal front walled former coach circular driveway now lawn with a large monkey tree in the middle in front of the Chateau. It has a handsome facade with symmetrical windows and small oval windows and 3 windows in the grainer. During WWII, the Chateau was a German hospital. Ground Floor. The front double door is in the middle of the front, handsome, formal symmetrical facade. It leads into a large hall with an original oak-banister staircase. There is a cloakroom in the hall. To the right is the large 22 x 20 ft living room or salon with huge 2ft square oak beams and bare stone walls, wood-burning fireplace with double-glazed white windows each side and a French door leading to the front walled garden. It leads to the rear is the partly developed utility room and rear single garage. To the left of the hall is the large 22 x 20 ft dining room or salle a manger with new Spanish type floor tiles and bare stone walls and higher more recent ceiling, again with a log burning stove in a huge fireplace. There are 3 double-glazed windows and another French door leading to the parking area large enough for at least 6 cars. The dining room leads to the rear 12 x 12 ft kitchen which has another French door. Every room has new hot water heating radiators. There is main electricity and water, a satellite dish, double solar panels and telephone and broadband wiring. 1st Floor. Up the formal original oak staircase, there is a corridor bridge called the Bridge of Sighs over the staircase leading to the North and South wings. Most rooms have the original oak or chene floor boards. In the north wing at the end is the large master bedroom with full height double doors and its full width of about 24 x 18 ft with double aspect windows and fireplace and ample space of a four poster bed. Next door at the front is a small bedroom or dressing room with new double-glazed oval window. Next to it at the front is a single bedroom with built-in cupboard overlooking the coach garden and hydrangeas. Opposite those rooms is the rear 1st bathroom and the 2nd double bedroom over the rear kitchen with 2 built-in cupboards and window to the rear. Over the 'Bridge of Sighs' bridge to the South wing is an old dividing door and door to the grainer, which could separate 2 units if desired. In the South wing, there is one double bedroom and one 2 or 3 single beds family room. Behind a partition to the south gable is a hidden huge full height stone fireplace which could be opened up. Each room has double-glazed windows front and rear. Next to the rear double bedroom is the 7th single bedroom. Opposite to the front is the main bathroom with matching oval window. In the Grenier, through a door, the oak staircase continues up to it. To the South end, it is undeveloped with huge, handsome oak pillars and beams in good condition. The roof is sound and waterproof. It has a middle double-glazed window and old small roof windows which should be replaced with velux windows. To the North, there are 2 or 3 small servants rooms needing repair and decoration. The new lagged central heating pipes go round the grainier. The grainier could be developed as a separate apartment with a large living area, kitchen over the back extension and 2 bedrooms and a new bathroom. Grounds, gardens and lawns The grounds are about 8.300m2 or 2 acres, all set to lawn with tall established trees. To the front is the coach drive garden, to its left is a large lawn area suitable for a tennis court and pool, leading west to the rear orchard with apple, pear, walnut and meddle trees, leading behind the Chateau to the largest south lawn. High trees surround the lawns. To the East is the driveway leading past to the former stables and ruined boulangerie also no longer part of the Chateau property. To the south is a neighbour in a former barn of the Chateau with large lawns; to the north is a small farmhouse and farm with sheep and chickens with another large barn previously owned by the Chateau. Behind the Chateau are about 15 hectares of fields also previously owned by the Chateau. The vendor has done considerable work, is only selling for personal reasons and has sealed all of the bare stone walls in the interior, retiled the dining room and kitchen, carpeted the living room, installed the 2nd bathroom and kitchen and done most of the redecoration. There is, of course, scope for further improvements in a 17th C building for further improvement and changes depending on the wishes and tastes of the purchasers.
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