This Empire period house with cellars, attic, stalls, garage, pigeon house, orangery is set in a 2.47acre park planted with trees. On the ground floor, it comprises entrance, kitchen, dining room, living room with insert fireplace, entrance (wc, walk-in closet), another living room with fireplace, a study (3 rooms and entrance), stairwell, 3 cellars. The first floor consists of 10 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wc, 2 corridors. The second floor is the attic. Central heating has been installed. The house is located near Richelieu. Richelieu is a French commune located in the department of Indre-et-Loire and the Centre region of France. It was created by Cardinal Richelieu in 1631 and is a masterpiece of the planning and the architecture of the 17th century. Since 1997, the town of Richelieu is famous for its swashbuckling festival in July every other year. The town has all sorts of amenities including restaurants, bakeries, pharmacies and doctors. There are two markets every week on Monday and Friday under les Halles XVIIeme and a night “gourmand” market every year in August. It is located in the Regional National Park Loire-Anjou-Touraine, so nature lovers can practice hiking and discover the fantastic landscapes of this area. Cycling, fishing, horse riding, swimming, golfing, skating or even climbing into a hot-air balloon are some of the activities that the area provides. Richelieu is situated 50mn from Poitiers international airport with low cost flights from the UK.