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Chalonnes sur Loire is a lively little market town with good amenities and plenty going on in a low key, rural French fashion! The town has history and heritage, in addition to a lovely location on the riverside, as well as good amenities. Being near to the city of Angers is an added bonus, and it's easy to reach from the UK by air, rail or road.
The town is well equipped with shops, supermarkets and all essential services. It also offers bars and restaurants. There are plenty of sporting facilities in Chalonnes too, with opportunities to play local traditional ball games like Hard Ball and Sand Ball, to go canoeing on the river, play mini golf and there's bicycle hire for cycling. The outdoor public swimming pool is a great place to cool off in the hot summer months. Markets are held in town twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. There are also many cultural events taking place throughout the year, with fetes and festivals celebrating all kinds of things from comic books to wine. May sees the colourful arrival of a glorious flower festival, definitely one to catch if you can.
Because of its history, there's quite a bit of heritage to find in Chalonnes sur Loire, with churches, chapels, bridges and chateaux to explore. So there's plenty to keep you interested in this little town. And, here you find yourself right in the heart of the Loire Valley World Heritage Site, with both natural and built heritage in spades.
A visit to the principal city of Angers is almost a necessity when you are staying or living in Chalonnes. Angers is fascinating, historically, but it's also got great shops, restaurants and cultural attractions. You can visit stunning gardens locally, with the Jardins du Pin being just ten kilometres away. If you've got kids with you, they'll love a trip to the super zoo at Doué la Fontaine. The region is rich in castles, many being open to the public. Local tourist offices have details of the best ones to see and the opening hours. And, don't forget, this is a great wine region, so wine tours and tastings are also up for grabs.
You can fly to Angers, Nantes or Tours, or take the TGV to Angers if you prefer rail travel. If you're driving, you'll find Chalonnes sur Loire near to the A11 and A87 motorways (toll roads) on the D961. The nearest ferry port is that of St Malo, though all northern ferry ports are within reach.
Chalonnes sur Loire has a really wide range of property currently on the market. From a garage ripe for conversion at just 29,000 Euros to a stunning water mill or an architect designed home, whatever the budget there could be a dream home awaiting!
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Chalonnes sur Loire lies in the north-west of France, in the west of the department of Maine et Loire.
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Population: 5,884
Access: By air: Fly to Angers, Nantes or Tours direct from the UK. By rail: Travel by TGV to Angers. By road: The town lies between the A11 and A87 motorways, on the D961.
Economy: The economy is concerned with agriculture (mostly viticulture), but there is also commerce, and a small amount of industry.
Interesting fact: The town lies in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Loire Valley.
