In the Perche region, a 16th century château and its 85-hectare estate. At the edge of a peaceful village, the property remains away from prying eyes but close to other homes. The estate includes a château, outbuildings, woods, and farmland. After the parish church, tall gates mark the entrance to the park, where centenarian trees stand. On one side, the brick and flint outbuildings are hidden from view. The château then appears, with its towers. Built at the end of the 15th century or the beginning of the 16th century, it is said to have served as a summer residence for the superiors of the abbey of Châteaudun. The main building has retained its original layout: a rectangular body raised over three levels and flanked by three round towers. Its living space exceeds 400 m². Facing south, it overlooks a vast wooded lawn. The architecture is distinguished by meticulous ornamentation: an alternation of brick and stone, towers topped with pepperpot roofs, mullioned windows, molded arches, and a sculpted door with pleats. Restored at the end of the 1980s, the interior today needs refreshing. Outside, the wooded land descends towards the river and a 2-hectare pond. On the other side, about 20 hectares of woods and 45 hectares of cultivated land make up a farm. The estate also includes an unused farm.

CastleChateaudun (28)
Price :
$1,685,000
($4,110 / m²)
Surface410 m²bedrooms8 bathrooms5 land78.2 ha

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