Ideally located in the highly sought-after town of Rochecorbon, this charming troglodyte house offers over 100 sqm of living space on a 400 sqm plot, spread over two levels.

Typical of the region, this beautiful south-facing troglodyte house benefits from beautiful light and a breathtaking unobstructed view of the Loire.

A pretty walking path leads to the house, dug into the rock. Large windows open onto the living room, decorated with a wood-burning stove. The kitchen opens onto this space. A beautiful and spacious bathroom is located in the extension. The sleeping area consists of a first bedroom, then, separated by a Japanese partition, a second bright bedroom opening onto the terrace. From the living room, access is gained, through a passage dug into the rock, to a veranda bathed in sunlight thanks to its large bay windows opening onto the large terrace. A stone staircase leads to two espalier spaces: one converted into a terrace, the other into a wilder garden, offering unobstructed and incredible views of the Loire Valley.
This timeless property is located in the immediate vicinity of shops and public transport, and only 10 minutes from Tours and the Saint-Pierre-des-Corps TGV station.

Energy class: E – Climate class: B Estimated annual energy cost (standard use): between EUR2,220 and EUR3,070.