Puisserguier: Chateau Milhau

Property Description

Château Milhau is an estate of Roman origin, originally Villa Emilio, built in the Middle Ages by the Hospitaller Order to welcome pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem or Compostela. In the 19th century, this residence belonged to Gustave Fayet. The estate has been divided over time into several independent dwellings. The main bastide was renovated in 2010 and comprises two independant houses: the main house of approximately 500m² with the potential for two guest rooms, and a separate gîte of approximately 170m². In total, the property offers approximately 700 m² of living space. The main house, opening onto the park, comprises on the garden level a large 60m² living room, a fitted kitchen, a Wc, a utility room, and an elevator. Upstairs, there are four large bedrooms, including a suite, two bathrooms, and a Wc. There are also two suites that could be used as guest rooms. The independent gîte offers a living room opening onto the garden, a dining room, a kitchen, and upstairs, two suites with bathrooms that need finishing. Finally, there are two workshops and an 86m² garage. The main house has electric underfloor heating, while the gîte has electric heating. All windows and doors are double-glazed wood, and the roof was renovated in 2010. An exceptional property on approximately 1 hectare and a half of land.