castles for sale France (page 27)

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A medieval castle with its keep, ramparts and 2 hectares of terraced grounds, overlooking a village and the Tardoire valley, 35 minutes south-west of Limoges. A bird's eye view of the ancient ramparts, in the shape of a polygon, reveals the double enclosure and the monumental dimensions of the impressive castle built on the site of earlier strongholds towards the middle of the 11th century. A number of medieval features have survived to the present day, in particular the corner tower of the main building and the keep in the centre of the courtyard, which rises to a height of 25 m and can be sighted from a distance of several kilometres. In the 17th century, a manor house was added as an extension to the medieval dwelling, probably on its former foundations, providing the estate with a pleasant residence at a human scale. Outbuildings and the remains of a castle chapel, set in terraced grounds and enclosed by circular ramparts, complete the impressive complex of buildings standing over the surrounding area. The entire keep and the corner tower are classified as national historical monuments. The facades and roofs of the medieval dwelling adjoining the tower, as well as those of the 17th-century building, are also listed. The sober facades of the various buildings are mostly of rough-hewn stone, those of the 17th-century dwelling of rendered stone, with straight or arched openings, evenly spaced or not, featuring small-paned glass doors, windows and transoms. Shutters protect all the openings, those of the most recent building are painted white. The roofs, with two or four pitches, are of flat or monk-and-nun tiles.

At the gates of Honfleur, in the small city of Gonneville sur Honfleur Engel & Völkers Deauville offers you this 17th and 18th century castle of 580 sqm, entirely renovated between 2019 and 2021. Set in a unique green setting, this property unfurls in front of its 3.5-hectare park. It faces an attractive one-storey building in need of renovation (currently used for exhibitions). This building used to house the stables and has its own entrance on the other side of the park. Two other outbuildings complete the ensemble, as well as a pretty annex (or janitor's cottage) of around 70sqm opening onto the main entrance to the park. The manor house comprises - Ground floor: an entrance hall with staircases to the upper floors, 2 lounges (between 40 and 58 sqm each), a large dining room, a kitchen and a scullery. - Ground floor + 1: Stairs lead up to a large living room with 4 large bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a room used as a sauna , and a laundry room. - R+2: 6 further bedrooms and bathrooms, plus a partial cellar complete this property. Property tax: 3,141 euros ECD: G; GGE: C (14) Estimated cost Energy for home: Between 1 260 euros and 1 770 euros Energy consumption (GAS): 1600euros / year Electricity: 100 euros/month Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr calm and green less than 4km from Honfleur's basin and touristic center , 16km from the beaches of Deauville / Trouville .

The imposing and magnificent Citadel is located in the village of Mane, near Forcalquier, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Built in the 12th century at the top of a safre mound, it offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of the village and the surrounding landscapes. The Citadel, the only feudal fortification in perfect condition in the Haute-Provence region, is defended by a double helical enclosure, the first of which forms a wall of more than 36 ft. Built by the counts of Toulouse, the medieval citadel counted among the owners: Guillaume II, count of Forcalquier, Charles I of Anjou and families of Provençal nobility. The House : On the ground floor, a large vaulted room, which serves as a reception hall, leads to the summer dining room which opens on one side to the office in the small tower and on the other side to a summer living room with direct access to one of the castle terraces. Kitchen, laundry room, several storage rooms including one in the large tower. On the first floor, a winter living room with fire place and ancient parquet, a winter dining room with terracotta tiles, both with mullioned windows, 3 bedrooms, one with a dressing room and one in the small tower. In the large tower is the library office with a fire place. Kitchen, 2 shower rooms, WC and pantry. On the second floor, an archive library with access from the office on the 1st floor and 3 additional rooms in the attic. The guest house which is located near the swimming pool, surrounded by an enclosure wall, includes a living room where there is a wood-burning oven, a small kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms. A small tower on the west terrace includes a game room. A well, numerous rooms, moats and vaulted cellars including an old walkway. This building, unique in its historical character, will benefit from a renovation work that will complete the magnificent work of preservation and restoration of the Citadel undertaken by its current owner for nearly 60 years. Please contact Barnes Provence - François LE TROQUER - +33.(0)4.42.53.54.55 Agency fees payable by vendor - François LE TROQUER - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 881 715 031

A 15th-century medieval chateau and its farm complex to be restored, nestled in the Auxois province of Burgundy. The chateau was built in 1461 at one end of a village nestled in a small valley of a tributary of the River Brenne. The edifice was designed in line with the principles of medieval architecture. It forms a quadrangle, fortified on its east side by two round towers and on its west side by two square towers. The main building and farm complex used to form a closed courtyard, which is today open on its south side. The main dwelling is framed between imposing round defensive towers that have two floors. The highest roof, which was probably once a cone, has been turned into a gabled roof with two gable walls added. There is an arched carriage entrance in the middle of the facade. It is framed between two pilasters. Above it are the two slots of a drawbridge that used to cross a moat, which is now earth-filled. There are also two pavilions at each end of the edifice. The round towers are punctuated with arrow slits on the ground floor and first floor and with rectangular windows with ogee-arch lintels. On the west side, the bases of the two square towers that defend the farm complex follow the slope of the land and have stringcourses marking the top of the slope. They also have arrow slits, like the other towers. Barns close the north and west sides of the complex. Lastly, there are vast cellars. They house a remarkable well with sculpted faces. This well still contains water. It was a vital requirement during sieges.

A magnificent Italian-style chateau built in 1877 with splendid grounds, nestled in the town of Écully in Greater Lyon. The chateau was built in 1877. Beyond a long wall, it comes into view as soon as you step through the property’s imposing entrance gate. The whole edifice is built of dressed stone. It is a replica of a Florentine villa in a Palladian style that bears all the traits of Vitruvian architecture – a building based on the golden ratio with three essential qualities: strength, usefulness and beauty. The number seven is represented in the number of rooms and windows and even in the garden where there are seven topiary shrubs. The chateau is square in shape and faces south. It is crowned with a flat roof. Its horizontal lines combine subtly with the verticality of its columns and tall Renaissance-style windows capped with triangular pediments. The building has a garden level, a raised ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. On both the facade and the rear elevation, a double flight of stone steps with two quarter turns and finely carved pear balusters lead up into the raised ground floor: on the north side, the steps take you to an entrance hall and on the south side the steps take you to a vast lounge with large windows at the end of a long gallery. You can also reach the interior via other entrances on each side and you can drive straight up to the foot of the chateau’s front steps. On the garden side, a flight of steps takes you down beyond the topiary shrubs to a vast lawn. The edifice is surrounded by its lush grounds. Its east side is edged with leafy trees that provide shade and coolness. Furthermore, its gallery with imposing columns protects the dwelling from the sun too. On the west side, woods make the property cosy. And in the garden, at the bottom of its steps, there is a large oval pond. Beyond this ornamental pond, your gaze is drawn to the splendid vista of greenery and open space that the garden offers.

Between Saint-Émilion and Bergerac, exceptional property located on a plot of 1500 m². This property consists of an 18th century residence, 2 independent gîtes and a reception room. On the ground floor you will find an entrance hall, a bright living/dining room, an equipped professional kitchen, 2 large suites (one of which meets PMR standards), a laundry room, a boiler room, WC. Upstairs you will find a large apartment (with 4 bedrooms and a bathroom) as well as a 60 m² suite. On the second floor, a large corridor leads to 3 large suites with 1 bathroom and 2 shower rooms. But also 1 Gîte which can accommodate 6 people of 45 m² composed on the ground floor of an equipped and fitted kitchen, a living/dining room, a bathroom and upstairs: 2 large bedrooms. In addition, a second Gîte which can accommodate 4 people of 20 m² consists of a living/dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom and a mezzanine. You will also find a reception room that can accommodate more than 50 people of 85 m² (including a utility room and WC), 1 barn, a 4x9 m swimming pool treated with chlorine, an outbuilding (including spa, jacuzzi, sauna, shower and WC). ) as well as parking. Very successful distribution over more than 580 m² for this Sumptuous Château made with noble materials. Surprising with its great comfort, very functional, very pleasant to live in. This is a rare opportunity to acquire this exceptional property. Contact me now for more information about this opportunity.

OPPORTUNITY, Magnificent Chateau of approximately 540 m2, 1.7 ha park and 25 ha property with 21.5 ha of vines including 18.5 classified, Montpellier sandstone, from a rare pebble terroir rolled up. Range of exceptional wines offering remarkable complexity and aromatic persistence. Buildings of approximately 2000 m2 all in stone with lots of character, offering a wine cellar, reception rooms, accommodation, possibility of gîtes or guest rooms... wine-growing equipment and also a trading brand. At the gates of Montpellier and 20 minutes from the sea. Calm and peaceful. To enter EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

A 19th-century chateau with outhouses, a chapel and a lake, nestled in 30 hectares of grounds in the south of France’s Touraine province. The seigneurial home that was built here on the ruins of a medieval mansion, of which no vestiges remain, was endlessly redesigned until it collapsed in 1860. In 1890, the decision was made to rebuild the edifice on the site. A renowned architect, Louis-Alfred Trolliet, a specialist in the reconstruction of chateaux, was entrusted with this task. He was responsible for the edifice you can see here today. Trolliet was nicknamed ‘the Viollet-le-Duc of the Berry province’ in a nod to the famous 19th-century French architect Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc who restored many medieval monuments. Trolliet won his spurs as a leading figure of the Troubadour style in French architecture with his restoration of the Château de Romefort in the town of Ciron. To rebuild the present property, he did not adopt the Troubadour style but rather the style of the Loire Valley chateaux that was also in vogue at the time. Trolliet opted for a long rectangular dwelling crowned with tall hipped roofs of slate tiles recalling the Château de Chenonceau and the Château d’Azay-le-Rideau. The grand edifice comes into view once you have gone through the entrance gate and made your way up the long central drive punctuated symmetrically with topiary box shrubs neatly clipped into cones. The château faces east and west. Its main section has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. The adjoining square tower has a third floor in its roof space. The symmetrical elevations are rendered and punctuated with large small-paned windows fitted with wooden louvred shutters that are painted sky blue. Gabled dormers punctuate the roof of the main section and that of the square tower. Beyond the château, the drive crosses dense woodland on this estate, which covers around 30 hectares and includes a 1.2-hectare lake. Trolliet also decided to build two large lodges as foreparts of the château exactly opposite it. These two buildings are rectangular. They have a ground floor and a first floor. A third lodge stands at a right angle to one of them. This third structure has an eclectic style and recalls a train station. On the south side, a circular dovecote with a cone roof of terracotta tiles adorns the grounds. On the east side, there is a heated swimming pool. Behind the outhouses, a secondary entrance leads to a gravelled car park. Lastly, on the north-west side, there is a private lake. In the middle of this lake there is a small tree-dotted island.

This unique 17th Century Château, located at the end of its private driveway, surrounded by lush countryside, offers 550m² of accommodation, along with rustic French barns and a substantial loft space which could all be converted into more habitable space. The Château was originally built in 1680, and remained within the same French family for over 300 years. The property has been lovingly restored in recent years and benefits today from a central heating system, updated plumbing and modern electrics, along with elegantly decorated rooms. This country home is bursting with charm with its polished wood paneling, authentic oak floors, beautifully restored staircases and grand reception area. Every detail added to the property was thoughtfully put together. Even the corner stones of the main house were placed so that the building is perfectly aligned with the equinox. Having served as a family home for over 300 years, the property provides formal elegance with modern comforts. Living accommodation comprises 5 reception rooms, 8 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 en-suites, a utility, and scullery. Alongside the main Château, you will find « La Pigeonnaire », a charming 2 bedroom guardian’s cottage which currently serves as an idyllic gîte for holiday makers. In addition, there is a large two-storey barn, which so far has provided the perfect area for entertaining, along with its covered dining terrace that overlooks the surrounding fields, and a 10m x 5m salt-water swimming pool. Next to the barn is a pool house with its own original bread oven. There is also an open barn that currently serves as a woodstore, and a decorative kiosk close to the vegetable garden. The grounds comprise woodland, pasture and a stunningly maintained garden with 2 spring water wells. The property is located within the commune of Sainte Colombe, a charming village with a great local school and a recently renovated tennis court. The market town of Hagetmau, known for its Olympic-sized swimming pool, is only a short drive, where you can enjoy the local markets, restaurants and bars, and a stroll through the historical centre. The area is rich in culture and history, and the market town of Saint Sever, with its UNESCO World Heritage Site Abbey, is also only a 10 minute drive. Just over an hour’s drive to the stunning Atlantic Coast, or the Pyrenees mountain range, the Château is located in one of the most sought after areas of France. The relaxed lifestyle, the accessibility to the outdoors, and the unbelievable gastronomy, make this place a real gem. The property would make the ideal family home, but also has the potential to run one to several businesses. Pau, Lourdes and Biarritz airports are also all easily accessible.

A fully magnificently restored Ferme Fortifiee (fortified farm house), 850 m2, set in 70 ha, is dominantly placed on a hill surrounded by unspoiled nature and sunflowers. Further on the estate are: a grande Maison, a caretaker’s house, a guest house, and a barn, a large open-air hangar next to a horse training track, and two swimming-pools (oxygen active water). The former two rectangular buildings, historically used for farming purposes, has been converted and designed over 8 years into this elegant home, laid out in an L-shape over several floors. This estate, has been patiently tastefully and cleverly renovated by its current owners, executed by professionals. They enhanced some of its outstanding features, magnified the building courtesy of its idyllic setting where the art of living reigns.​ ​

Demeures du littoral offers you a Manor on the water's edge, built in 1880 on a park of more than 2.7 hectares. This place with an exceptional environment, protected from the wind and from view, offers a breathtaking view of the sea. Private access to the sea, the possibility of having a boat in front of your property, the 1900 atmosphere are some of the assets it has. The manor is built on 4 levels: - On the ground floor, you will find a double entrance, a dining room with fireplace, a very large living room opening onto a glass roof facing the park with a view of Elorn. On this level there is a fitted kitchen and toilets. - On the first floor, the landing serves four bedrooms including a suite with private bathroom. In addition on this level, separate toilets and a bathroom. - On the second floor, four small bedrooms, a large office/library with breathtaking views of Brest harbor. A toilet is added to this level and there is access to the attic. - On the garden level, two spaces: - A workshop and cellars. - A wellness area with a large swimming pool, a jacuzzi, a shower, toilets, a changing area. In the park there are 4 other important buildings: - A double garage in the direct vicinity of the manor. - A completely glazed orangery to the south. - A caretaker's house at the entrance to the property. - A house which was formerly the stables of the manor and which is used as a workshop. All of these outbuildings can be converted and add approximately 250m² of additional living space. A renovation is to be considered to take full advantage of the property. The place is quiet but not isolated, just 10 minutes from shops and 20 minutes by car from Brest city center. Come visit this unique place in Finistère. All information by email to [email protected] or by telephone at 06 64 11 26 36 Arthur Coastal residences

Barnes Propriétés & Châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this 11th and 15th century château in the heart of a medieval village in the Deux-Sèvres region. Perfectly restored and preserved, this listed building is protected by its high ramparts and watchtowers. Situated in the heart of a small village, you will find all the shops within walking distance. Poitiers, with its airport and TGV station, is just 1 hour away by car. The same applies to Saumur. Take a few narrow streets to reach the foot of the defensive walls. The keep-gate provides access. Once through the gate, the grassy enclosure exudes an atmosphere of serenity, intimacy and well-being. The residential buildings have also been carefully restored. The main dwelling offers around 390 m² of living space, comprising a large lounge/dining room, a kitchen, 9 bedrooms and 7 shower rooms with wc. A 98 m² outbuilding has been converted into a restaurant with a professional kitchen. The dungeon-gateway (40 m²) has two rooms for conversion. Former dungeons and a chapel lie dormant in the basement of the dwelling. The whole property is in perfect condition and is equally suited to a bed & breakfast activity or a family residence. Full dossier available on request. DPE not applicable (Article R126-15 of the French Historic Monument Building Code). Dossier presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE: +33 6 65591211 / +33 6 69412045. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

2.5 hours from Paris between Vézelay and Avallon, this exceptional property is steeped in history. It is surrounded by its 10ha park, perfectly planted with century-old trees and a bridleway. This castle offers a living area of approximately 1500m², consisting of a magnificent 75m² living room entirely decorated with woodwork, 28 bedrooms with bathrooms, a billiard table, a meeting room, a large dining room . All the rooms have been restored in the spirit of the castle to preserve its authenticity. The outbuildings consist of a garage, a laundry room, an orangery, a workshop and a caretaker's apartment. This property would be suitable for a commercial or hotel activity but also for a family. Well presented by Bruno DELAMALLE +33 6 03 31 73 73 SALES AGENT EI “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr”

A castle and its renovated medieval keep with a stunning view over the surrounding 15 ha of open countryside, on the edge of a historic village between Conques and Espalion. Built on a southern hillside, on a site that dominates the village 200 m to the east, the castle sits in the heart of nature and cannot be made out from the first buildings of the town. The narrow road leading from the valley to the property ends in front of a barn and a perimeter wall. Past a heavy wooden gate, a driveway bordered by chequered terraces leads to the castle. The land includes fields and forests with a combination of oak, chestnut, ash and walnut trees and, below the castle, old varieties of fig, apple and plum trees. Situated in an old wine-growing area, the building was once surrounded by vines: the ancient unused terraces have disappeared under the cover of the budding oak. A network of pipes linking eight cisterns, still partially accessible, ensured the collection of rainwater in winter and the irrigation of crops. At the rear of the castle, on a terrace maintained by pink sandstone supporting walls, there is a garden followed by a swimming pool. The garden consists of a parterre with four rectangular beds, punctuated with terracotta lanterns. It is accessed from the living room via a glass door. The pool, which faces the setting sun, is edged by a row of trees on the valley side. A footpath leads from the castle to the village.

Cabinet DIVA, specialized in the sale of high-end properties, is pleased to offer you this superb castle dating from the 19th century, restored with care and attention to detail. This 470m² château, Renaissance style, is the perfect blend of refinement and comfort. On the ground floor, you will find the living rooms. A large, entirely wooded dining room with its carved oak fireplace, a large, very bright living room, a very cozy library, as well as a second living room equipped with bay windows, a mosaic floor and sofas. On the other side is the kitchen, fully and tastefully equipped. The fireplace and the

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In the heart of the Charente, this imposing 15th to 17th century Castle, cradle of the Talleyrand-Périgord family and a listed historic monument, stands majestically on its rocky spur overlooking the village of Chalais.Cross the drawbridge and enter through the carriage entrance sheltered by the gatehouse, into the courtyard around which the castle is built. It comprises the residence, with its mansard roof, flanked by its impressive square tower to the south. To the north, a first outbuilding between the residence and the gatehouse, with the scullery adjoining it, and to the south-east a square house. Other outbuildings below include stables, sheds and accommodation.The residence, of nearly 2000m2 built of stone, is currently open to the public for tours. On the ground floor, visitors can admire a magnificent gallery with an atypical wall that leads from one room to the next, French-style ceilings over 4 meters high, terracotta floors, oak Versailles parquet or tiles with marble cabochons, marble fireplaces, mullioned windows, and a 17th-century chapel with a woodworked and marble altar.A monumental stairway leads to the gallery on the upper floor, which also features high ceilings, a bedroom and its extraordinary study with painted wooden walls, as well as a reception room of almost 150 m2.Adjoining and communicating with the residence, a house with separated entry, with kitchen, bedroom, lounge and shower room is also possible.The future owner will be able to continue the restoration work undertaken by the current owner to restore the residence to its former glory, in particular by continuing to renovate the first floor and the top floor under the roof, as well as the outbuildings of nearly 3000m2.Between the residence and the gatehouse, an outbuilding rebuilt around 1880, which once housed a well-known restaurant, offers 220m2 of living space on the ground floor, divided between a large, vaulted room and a professional kitchen, and the same space on the first floor between accommodation and lounges.The gatehouse, with its slate roof, features two carriage entrance gates and rooms for lodging for the guards.The outbuilding to the east of the gatehouse hosts the concierge and the laundry.A square, slate-roofed pavilion built over a vaulted basement shelters the custodian's quarters.Below, the outbuildings comprise two elongated buildings that once housed stables, sheds and an accommodation.At the heart of the main courtyard is a rainwater collection tank.To the south, a magnificent esplanade provides a green setting for the castle.Please do not hesitate to contact me for further details!

Rare opportunity, for sale castle on an estate of approximately 31 hectares in Sarthe, in the triangle Tours 50 km, Le Mans 45 km, Vendômes approximately 40 km, therefore 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris. The castle is in the middle of its land without any nuisance, completely restored, you will not have any work, it benefits from numerous common areas leaving plenty of possible opportunities. Ideal Proget weddings, lodges, guest rooms, equestrian domain etc..... To access it, a long asphalt driveway of 1.6 km The domain includes: The castle, an outbuilding converted into 2 gîtes and an annex accommodation, various outbuildings used as garages, shed and hunting room Swimming pool - A pleasant park planted with beautiful ornamental trees and gardens around the buildings. The territory consists of 31 ha of meadows 1 / THE CASTLE / facing North/South, 300 m² of living space: Ground floor: Entrance with staircase, dining room of 18.6m² with terracotta floor and fireplace, large living room of 33m² with stone fireplace and oak parquet flooring, an office of 18m², a small living room of 18m², kitchen, toilet hands, 2 bedrooms of 9.5 and 13m² with a bathroom. ON THE 1st: 2 bedrooms of 17 and 18 m², each with bathroom and dressing room. On the 2nd: 2 bedrooms and 2 small bathrooms. THE OUTBUILDINGS: - A farmhouse divided into two gîtes - Gîte 1 on one level with living room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with toilet. -Gîte 2 with living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 toilet, 1 bathroom. These two gîtes were restored in 2020 (electricity, electric convector heating, individual sanitation redone). Annex accommodation: The annex accommodation includes a living room (28m²), a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 very small bedrooms, a bathroom, hand basin toilet, a shower room, electric heating. This home has an independent garden and a lovely view of the pond. Stone outbuildings (slate roof) which house various sheds, old stable, cutting room (33 m², ceiling height: 2.56m), toilet, kitchen, hunting room (81 m²) with mezzanine. heating by pellet stove. At the rear of this building: Game aviary with small breeding building Building in stone coated under slates (old condition) used as garages. Old kennel Wooden clad building with concrete slab 120 m², slate roofing, for storage use 10x5m swimming pool (liner to be replaced) heated by air-water heat pump. It is also possible to acquire a pretty woodland, with a total surface area of 63 hectares, surrounding the property, planted with various species and in particular a remarkable oak forest. These woods are subject to a Simple Management Plan and have beautiful paths. A well-protected fish pond, with a cadastral surface area of approximately 1.4 hectares, various bodies of water where animals can come and drink. - The whole will represent an area of 99 hectares. Hunting: This property constitutes a game-filled and varied hunting territory. The assigned hunting plan: 12 deer 1 doe 1 young deer or doe 1 male deer ≤ 10 horns 1 male deer > 10 horns The entire territory is practically enclosed and without any easements. the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Allows you to know if this property is exposed to risks

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