castle for sale Espalion, France

Implanté sur un parc d'1,25 Ha boisé et clos, disposant d'un puits,, au calme et sans vis à vis, ancien château de 1787 rénové au cours de ces dernières années sur 475 m², ainsi qu'une maison de 105 m² à aménager dont le gros oeuvre est en très bon état, et un garage/atelier. A 200 m des commerces ainsi que de l'école primaire, à 6 kms de la plage et du port du lac de Pareloup (5° plus grand lac artificiel de France de 1 239 Ha) 30 kms de Rodez et 50 kms de l'A75. Après avoir franchi la magnifique porte d'entrée en bois sculptée, le hall d'entrée avec son escalier central donne le ton et nous laisse entrevoir tout le cachet que nous allons découvrir sur cette ancienne bâtisse. Sur la droite, un magnifique séjour/salon avec sa cheminée magistrale en pierre et son cantou, son dallage, ses poutres apparentes... et dans le prolongement une cuisine indépendante équipée, un grand cellier ou une chambre ainsi qu'un espace buanderie avec toilette complètent cette aile. Sur la gauche une pièce vie avec cuisine/séjour/salon, 3 chambres et une salle d'eau avec w.c. Au premier niveau, 2 grands salons, 4 chambres et 2 salle d'eau avec chacune 3 douches, 3 lavabos et toilettes. Au 2° étage, 2 grands dortoirs et 2 chambres. Encore au-dessus, le pigeonnier qui pourrait éventuellement s'aménager en chambre en suite par exemple. En sous-sol plus de 100 m² de caves voutées. Sur le devant de la bâtisse, un espace d'agrément avec son kiosque en fer forgé et à ses côté un bassin et un puits, l'ensemble abrité par des arbres qui vous offrent ombre et climatisation naturelle. Le parc compte bon nombre d'arbres d'essences différentes et certains sont certainement multi centenaires. Un aménagement est à prévoir sur cet espace extérieur afin de faire renaître toute la splendeur initiale de ce lieu. Un permis d'aménager est valide jusqu'en février 2028 afin de pouvoir aménager 5 lots pour des habitats légers. Les différents raccordements à l'eau, l'électricité et au tout à l'égout sont à réaliser. Un bien qui saura sans nul doute vous séduire au travers de son cachet et vous laissera imaginer de multiples projets personnels voir professionnels autour de ce lieu qui ne demande qu'à continuer à traverser les siècles en bonne compagnie ! N'hésitez pas à découvrir ce bien au travers de la visite virtuelle proposée avant de venir pour de vrai et sans tarder ! Eléments de caractères : Bâtisse en pierre de 1787 avec porte d'entrée sculptée, belles menuiseries, escaliers, dallage au sol, parquets, plafonds avec motifs et moulures, pierres, charpente et poutres apparentes, radiateurs en fonte sculptés, cheminées en pierre habillée de moulures en bois, potager, cendrière, cantou, puits, caves voutées, kiosque en fer forgé... Côté technique : Murs en pierre, charpente traditionnelle, volige en châtaignier et peuplier, toiture en ardoises en bon état, révisée intégralement en Mai 2026, menuiseries double vitrage en bois et volets battants bois, chauffage par pompe à chaleur air/eau, chauffe-eau couplé dessus, nombreux poêles à bois, électricité aux normes, isolation sous les rampants du toit en laine de bois, la majorité des travaux ont été réalisés au cours des 5 dernières années, relié au tout à l'égout. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

Set in an unspoilt environment, this former 12th-century seigneurial residence offers a rare combination of heritage, authenticity and contemporary comfort. The earliest records of the property date back to the 12th century. Once associated with the Order of St John of Jerusalem, the house still retains many of the features that bear witness to its history, including thick stone walls, a tower, a spiral staircase, period fireplaces, traditional stone fireplaces, exposed beams and original timber floors. The property has undergone a comprehensive and highly respectful restoration, including the complete renewal of the roof, restoration of the tower and careful preservation of many historic architectural features. The works benefited from heritage conservation grants and were carried out in accordance with the relevant requirements and in consultation . The restoration was designed to preserve the character and authenticity of the house while providing the comfort expected of a contemporary home. A WARM AND AUTHENTIC INTERIOR The house offers approximately 160 sqm of living space over several floors, together with attic space offering further potential. The lower level includes a stone-vaulted room, followed by access to the main house via a remarkable interior wooden spiral staircase, one of the property's most distinctive architectural features. A second entrance is reached from the garden by an external stone staircase leading to a small stone terrace, providing direct access to the principal living level. This floor is devoted to the living spaces. The fully equipped kitchen retains its large traditional stone fireplace, while the dining area features another period fireplace and generous proportions suitable for entertaining. The adjoining sitting room is particularly appealing, with its exposed beams, original timber floors and fireplace, creating a warm and timeless atmosphere. Together, the kitchen, dining room and sitting room provide approximately 60 sqm of living and entertaining space. Upstairs are two bedrooms, including a spacious room of approximately 40 sqm, together with a bathroom featuring twin washbasins and a large walk-in shower, plus a separate WC. The attic space, currently unused, offers sufficient height to consider, subject to the necessary permissions, the creation of additional bedrooms and a bathroom. A PRIVATE WALLED GARDEN AND SWIMMING POOL The enclosed private garden extends naturally from the house and provides a peaceful and intimate setting. A 5 x 2 m swimming pool, installed in 2019 and equipped with a counter-current swimming system, is discreetly integrated into the garden. A shaded terrace and a covered, enclosed garage complete the outdoor areas. IN THE HEART OF AN EXCEPTIONAL TOURIST REGION The property is ideally positioned for exploring the remarkable heritage and landscapes of the Aveyron. Nearby are Bournazel Castle, an outstanding example of Renaissance architecture, and Belcastel, one of France's officially recognised “Most Beautiful Villages”. Conques, a major stop on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also within easy reach, as is Rodez, with its cathedral and the renowned Musée Soulages. The Lot Valley, medieval villages, historic castles and the many natural and cultural attractions of the Aveyron further enhance the appeal of this exceptional setting. The property would be equally suited to a main or second home, while also offering excellent potential for seasonal rental, given its historic character and the wealth of tourism in the surrounding area. A rare and beautifully restored historic residence, where medieval architecture, preserved original features and contemporary comfort come together to create a truly unique home steeped in history.

15th and 18th centuries listed chateau. 272 m². Medieval kitchen and very nice 18th decoration. Needs renovation. Park 1,10 ha. Ref 1034.

Château de Lugagnac – An Exceptional Estate in Aveyron Set in a peaceful and verdant environment, close to the Gorges du Tarn and the Millau Viaduct, the Château de Lugagnac is a historic 14th-century property, carefully and fully restored. Offering approximately 585 sqm of living space, the château impresses with its generous volumes, authentic character and modern comfort. It features beautiful reception areas, including a dining room opening onto a terrace with views over the valley, a fully equipped vaulted kitchen, a library, and a spacious 47 sqm living room framed by two towers converted into offices. The sleeping area includes several bright bedrooms with private shower rooms, as well as a large family suite with adjoining bedrooms. This layout is perfectly suited either to a prestigious family residence or to a high-end guesthouse business. The château is set within approximately 3 hectares of land, including a landscaped park, vegetable garden, 10 x 5 metre swimming pool, tennis court, chicken coop and a large enclosed private parking area. A rare setting, ideal for enjoying a true haven of peace. Just a few metres from the château, an independent stone reception hall of approximately 180 sqm, with a catering kitchen and sanitary facilities, offers excellent potential for weddings, seminars, private events and receptions. The property also includes an extensive group of independent outbuildings, forming an adjoining former farm complex. These outbuildings, weather-tight and fitted with double glazing, include a former farmhouse arranged over 3 levels of 110 sqm each, stables, barns, a workshop with bread oven, a dressed-stone building and a double hangar of approximately 526 sqm. The whole complex offers outstanding potential for developing gîtes, additional accommodation or reception areas, as well as agricultural, tourism or event-based activities. Sold with its furniture and the equipment required to continue an accommodation and reception business, the château also benefits from modern installations: central heating with a Froling wood boiler, filtered spring water, fibre-optic internet and a photovoltaic installation on the outbuildings. Only 12 km from Millau, close to schools, the A75 motorway, Rodez, Montpellier and the major destinations of southern France, the Château de Lugagnac combines history, comfort, nature and strong business potential. A rare property, ideal for a family, heritage, tourism or event project, in the heart of an exceptional region. Energy class D, Climate class B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2025: between 3780.00 and 5160.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Situated at an altitude of 780 meters, this historic castle overlooks the Cère valley in a preserved natural environment. Dating back to the year 930, it is one of the oldest castles in the Auvergne region. Classified as a Historic Monument in its entirety since 2000, it stands as an exceptional architectural testimony, combining authenticity, prestige, and modern functionality. Architecture and History The estate consists of two major building sections: •The medieval keep, whose foundations date back to the 10th century. Raised in the 13th century and remodeled in the 15th century, it features a rectangular plan, volcanic stone walls, a pavilion-style roof, large fireplaces, and a spiral staircase. •The Renaissance main residence, built during the 15th and 17th centuries, embraces the medieval tower. It offers vast reception rooms, French-style ceilings, period fireplaces, a gallery of honor, as well as a consecrated chapel. All the roofs have been completely restored. No renovation work is required; the estate is perfectly maintained and fully operational. Accommodation The residence comprises 13 bedrooms with private bathrooms, distributed between the tower and the main residence. A master suite and several independent rooms complete the accommodation. Reception Spaces Designed entirely for event hosting, the estate offers: •A renovated barn for seated receptions and meals for up to 200 guests, equipped with restrooms, a professional kitchen, storage space, and accessible facilities for people with reduced mobility (PRM) •A reception gallery ideal for cocktails, exhibitions, or meetings •A medieval inner courtyard for outdoor events •A shaded esplanade under linden trees, suitable for ceremonies Additional sanitary facilities are distributed throughout the outbuildings, including PRM-accessible toilets. Grounds and Outbuildings The 2.4-hectare enclosed park, fully landscaped, includes: •Two exterior towers framing the main entrance in front of the castle fountain, used for storage •Two natural springs and a well, ensuring complete water autonomy •Free water supply combining spring water and municipal water via a water tower in the hamlet •Three ornamental ponds and a fountain •A vegetable garden, orchard, and horse stables •Guest parking area •A swimming pool-ready plot without technical constraints or easements •A wine cellar •A vaulted room featuring two bread ovens Technical Features •Heating: Central gas heating (two buried tanks) supplemented by wood-burning stoves •Water: Two private springs, a well, and access to the municipal network – free of charge for the property •Sanitation: septic tank (to be brought up to standards) •Electricity: Three-phase power •Internet: Fiber optic installed •Kitchens: Three kitchens, including two professional kitchens located in the barn and tower •Outdoor lighting and sound systems for evening events Location & Accessibility Located just 15 km from Aurillac, the property benefits from quick and convenient access: •Aurillac Airport: 20 minutes •Nearby SNCF train station •A75 motorway: 45 minutes (connecting Clermont-Ferrand and Montpellier) Nearby attractions include: •Lioran Ski Resort (30 minutes) •Vézac Golf Course (25 minutes) •Heritage sites, hiking trails, lakes, gorges, and classified villages This castle, listed as a Historic Monument, combines heritage, functionality, and economic potential. With no renovations needed and already operating as an event venue, it offers an ideal setting for upscale receptions, family use, or an exceptional secondary residence. Its classification provides access to favorable tax benefits for maintenance and potential upgrades. Its commanding position, water autonomy, quality facilities, and attractive tourist environment make it a rare property on the market.

In the heart of the Cantal region, within a preserved environment offering peace, nature, and authenticity, this distinguished property unfolds all the elegance of an 18th-century historic residence set within approximately one hectare of carefully landscaped grounds. Built at the end of the 18th century, this classical-style pleasure house is arranged on a terrace overlooking a terraced garden. The main residence, featuring a central projecting section, is flanked by two lower service wings, while a large barn extends along the western side of the estate. The entire property has retained its original 18th-century decorative features, including wood paneling, stucco work, and fireplaces, further enhanced in the mid-19th century by Italian-style landscape paintings executed in medallions by William Laparra, adding a remarkable artistic and decorative dimension to the property. Listed as a Monument Historique, the estate benefits from official heritage protection covering the château, its interior features, its outbuildings, and its gardens. From the moment one enters, the estate is immediately appealing due to its elevated position and open views over the surrounding countryside. The terraced park features structured gardens and a natural water resurgence fed by an old stream diversion, contributing to the charm and identity of the property. The residence offers approximately 400 sqm of living space across several levels. The reception rooms retain their full authenticity with period fireplaces, generous volumes, and open views over the park. A remarkable library with a monumental fireplace stands as one of the most emblematic spaces of the property. The accommodation includes around ten bedrooms, several bathrooms and shower rooms, as well as vast convertible attic spaces and rare heritage features, including preserved alcoves on the upper floors. The property is further complemented by a substantial stone barn of approximately 300 sqm over two levels. It has been restored and structurally reinforced with tie rods and the reconstruction of a side wall. It offers multiple potential uses: classic car collection, reception and event space, art gallery, exhibition venue, private museum, or cultural foundation. A large independent garage, located in extension of the main residence, completes the outbuildings. The estate benefits from mains drainage, a fully renewed electrical system, and entirely electric heating. Rare on the market, this property is aimed at a clientele seeking a place steeped in history, suitable for an exceptional family residence, a high-end tourism project, or a cultural or event-oriented venture. A unique property where heritage, architecture, and the art of living come together in a preserved natural environment.

A chateau from the Middle Ages & Renaissance, on 15-ha grounds, overlooking the Goul River valley, on the border of the Cantal & Aveyron departments. Erected in the middle of its grounds and nestled in a setting completely sheltered from all disturbances, the chateau, a national Historical Monument, stands above the valley, which marks the historic boundary between Upper Auvergne and the former Rouergue province. Accessible from its eastern side, where at one time there was undoubtedly a drawbridge, the chateau’s origins date back to the Middle Ages when the site was a simple keep surrounded by an enclosure with five to seven defensive towers. Today, the only thing that remains from this era is the first keep to the west, a second tower built in the 15th century to the east, as well as one of the defensive towers, now shortened and surrounded by patios and plenty of open spaces. As for the central dwelling, built in the Renaissance between the two square towers, its southern façade features many mullioned windows and breath-taking sculpted décor around its main entrance, while, to the north, an additional wing was added in the 18th century. Inside, the layout of the rooms has not been modified and, besides an immense Italianate staircase, the ground floor contains a former lower hall, which is now used as a dining room, a small TV room, two kitchens – the original and a more recent one – as well as a door to the cellars and garage, whereas the first floor features a former lords’ hall, a small adjacent sitting room, two bedrooms and a shower room with lavatory. In addition, the door to the chateau’s 18th-century wing gives on to a series of three adjacent bedrooms with washbasins, a bathroom and a separate lavatory, while the second floor includes the immense 'Queen’s bedroom', a study, two more bedrooms and a shower room with lavatory. As for the doorway on the half landing, it opens on to a shower room and an attic in the 18th-century wing, whereas the third floor is made up of an exhibition hall, followed by a guest bedroom, former staff rooms and an interior dovecote. Lastly, a small staircase leads to the attic with an immense room boasting breath-taking wooden rafters and two fireplaces, which precedes an oratory and the upper sections of the two towers, while a caretaker’s cottage and a swimming pool can also be found on the property.

BARNES presents this 14th century château, situated in the Aveyron department, just one hour from Montpellier and two hours from Toulouse, surrounded by more than 5 hectares of parkland and grounds. The château features four adjoining lounges, a billiards room, a dining room and a vast family kitchen. The lounges feature perfectly preserved wood panelling and parquet flooring. On the first floor, there are four large bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom. The second floor also houses four further bedrooms with private bathrooms. The upper floors are accessed by a majestic stone staircase and wide corridors. The parkland at the entrance to the chateau is adorned with century-old trees, while the rear of the chateau has a swimming pool. The property also includes a large vaulted hall with a fireplace, accommodation for a caretaker, a dovecote, a wine cellar and a consecrated chapel. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Château de Saint-Dau An elegant Renaissance château listed as a Historic Monument, set within approximately twenty hectares of grounds, just a few minutes from Figeac. Located near Figeac, a Town of Art and History renowned as the birthplace of Jean-François Champollion, Château de Saint-Dau is situated in one of the most remarkable heritage regions of France. The estate enjoys a privileged setting, surrounded by rolling countryside, preserved valleys, and historic villages. Nearby are several of the South-West’s most iconic sites, including Rocamadour, the spectacular cliffside village and one of France’s most visited heritage destinations, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, often regarded as one of the country’s most beautiful villages, as well as Conques and the historic routes of the Camino de Santiago. Accessibility is also one of the estate’s key strengths. Figeac can be reached within minutes, while Rodez, Brive-la-Gaillarde, and Toulouse—the third-largest city in France and the capital of the Occitanie region—provide convenient access to major rail and international air transport networks. Dating back to the early 16th century and listed as a Historic Monument, Château de Saint-Dau has undergone a particularly meticulous restoration in recent years under the stewardship of its current owners. Their ambition was not simply to restore the château, but to return it to its former nobility while adapting it to the expectations of contemporary comfort. The original architectural features have been carefully preserved and restored with great respect for the spirit of the property. Fireplaces, wood panelling, historic joinery, period volumes and decorative details now coexist harmoniously with discreetly integrated modern amenities. The result is a rare balance between heritage and contemporary living. At the heart of the château, an elegant stone spiral staircase serves the various levels of the residence. The bedrooms, most of which have been designed as spacious suites, generally benefit from their own private sitting rooms. Each possesses its own distinct character and atmosphere, creating a warm and intimate environment suited both to family life and guest accommodation. Today, the estate offers eighteen bedrooms distributed between the main château and two independent guest houses. This configuration allows family and friends to be welcomed in complete comfort while preserving privacy for all. Outside, the park provides an especially pleasant setting. Behind the château, the swimming pool is nestled within a mature landscaped environment where centuries-old trees create a refreshing retreat during the summer months. The atmosphere is that of a gracious country estate—peaceful, discreet, and deeply relaxing. The outbuildings, which have been fully renovated, complement the property beautifully. A former nightclub, once renowned throughout the region, has been transformed into an elegant lounge and bar, creating a convivial space for entertaining or enjoying evenings with friends. Upstairs, the former barns now house a large reception hall suitable for weddings, private events, seminars, concerts, and exhibitions. This configuration gives the estate remarkable versatility. It could serve equally well as an exceptional family residence or as a hospitality and events venue, benefiting from existing infrastructure dedicated to receptions and guest accommodation. Rare for the quality of its restoration, its preserved setting, and its capacity for hosting, Château de Saint-Dau will appeal to lovers of historic properties seeking a vibrant and elegant estate, deeply rooted in one of the most beautiful regions of South-West France.

The Castle, a true 15th-century treasure located at the gates of FIGEAC in the Lot Valley. A witness to a rich history, this castle was once an advanced sentinel and a crucial observation post along the Lot, protecting against invasions along the river trade route. Steeped in history, it has been carefully restored to offer a unique blend of period charm and modern comfort. With its living areas on the ground floor adorned with beautiful stone slabs and its upstairs bedrooms featuring parquet floors, every space exudes elegance and tranquility. Covering an area of 250 square meters, spread over three levels. The living areas, such as the living room and dining room, provide bright and welcoming spaces, with comfortable dimensions of 43 square meters and 40 square meters respectively, and a fully equipped modern kitchen. The bedrooms, on the other hand, are generously sized, ranging from 15.5 square meters to 21.5 square meters. The swimming pool, measuring 9x4 meters, is located in the heart of a well-maintained 1700 square meter wooded park, at the foot of a south-facing terrace. A 100 square meter outbuilding offers four additional bedrooms, ideal for hosting guests or creating a comfortable workspace. Its elevated position offers a pleasant view of the Lot Valley.

Erected more than 4 centuries ago in a dominant position over the town of Villefranche De Rouergue, this Renaissance period castle is the guardian of an architecture, heritage and history preserved over the centuries by the various owners. The 16th century part revolves around an interior courtyard and includes a tower at each corner, two staircases provide access to the floors: one starting from a tower and the other from the East wing. Annex buildings dating from the 19th century bring the floor area to approximately 7000m2 and include: a professional kitchen, dormitories, a boiler room, workshops, a chapel, all on a 6 hectare park. The Church has been its guardian since 1846, and brings this place to life which was once a school, a boarding school, a home. Today the character and the undeniable charm of this timeless work await a buyer who will be able to preserve the place while continuing to bring it to life. Many projects are possible: castle relay, weddings/receptions, hotel and culinary arts school, etc. for more information please contact 06 72 55 94 80.

In a confidential part of South-West France, sought after for the richness of its heritage, the preservation of its landscapes and the quality of its way of life, this remarkable heritage estate reveals a rare sense of coherence, where history naturally converses with refined residential elegance and a fully assumed hosting vocation. Set in a commanding position at the heart of an unspoiled natural environment, this 16th-century château, listed as a Historic Monument, now displays a monumental presence, perfectly balanced within its landscape. A carefully considered contemporary renovation has preserved the architectural coherence of the whole, respecting volumes, materials and the original spirit, while subtly incorporating modern comfort. The château offers approximately 1,200 sqm of living space, arranged in a particularly rare vertical configuration. Each floor, entirely self-contained, features its own reception rooms, sanitary facilities and bedrooms, allowing for independent use. This layout provides exceptional flexibility, ideal for private receptions, weddings and events, while maintaining privacy and fluid circulation. A spiral staircase, an emblematic architectural feature, connects all levels and naturally structures the reading of the building. At the foot of one of the towers, at the château’s entrance, a rib-vaulted chapel, preserved in its original state, stands as a rare and emotionally resonant heritage feature, reinforcing the singular character of the estate. The property also includes an independent reception hall, designed to host private events in an elegant and structured setting. It is complemented by a more intimate reception space, offering a refined extension for evening gatherings, all in harmony with the estate’s heritage balance. Extending over more than twenty hectares of gardens, meadows and woodland, the grounds form a preserved landscaped setting, punctuated by century-old trees, wide perspectives and a heated swimming pool seamlessly integrated into its surroundings. This immersion in nature is combined with excellent accessibility: shops and services nearby, two regional airports within less than an hour offering regular connections to Paris, Geneva and major European destinations, while Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport remains accessible in approximately 1 hour 30 minutes. Through the quality of its renovation, the clarity of its layout and the maturity of its facilities, this château stands as one of the most accomplished heritage estates of its category, offering a rare setting for a private residence or a large-scale hospitality project. Asking price: €4,000,000 Full documentation available upon request, following an initial exchange. Listed as a Historic Monument – not subject to Energy Performance Diagnosis (DPE). Information on potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. https://sites.google.com/a/coldwellbanker.fr/honoraires-coldwellbanker-demeure-prestige/

A castrum with a château, farm building and outbuildings surrounded by 13 hectares of woodland overlooking the valley, in Florac, in the south of the Lozère department. Situated in a dominant position on its rocky spur, the château with its crenelations can be seen from afar. The first foundations date back to the 12th century, but the current building probably dates back to the 15th century, when the fiefdom came under the control of the Bishop of Mende. It passed through various families through marriage and, in the 18th century, was damaged and then sold at auction during the Revolution. Acquired at the beginning of the 20th century, it has remained in the same family, who have maintained it as a holiday home until the present day. The 300-metre-long path leading to the property arouses curiosity and does not reveal its secrets until the last minute. The path opens out onto a magnificent view and the plain, which highlight the main building and the scene worthy of a painting. Built in heavy, unplastered local schist, with thick walls, the château has a certain austerity about it, typical of the Cévennes. The architecture retains characteristic traces from its origins, in particular cross windows and arched doors, while a remnant of a parapet walk enlivens the north façade. The layout of the windows is fairly regular, with ashlar surrounds and corner quoins, and small-paned windows. Built slightly below and not overlooked, the 'Bancels' farmhouse occupies the southern slope. It includes a renovated house. Finally, the small house 'la Gleyzette', with an independent access is slightly below to the west. The façades are made up of a schist bonding, only rendered on the dwelling that closes off the farm building to the west, with mostly straight windows of varying sizes. The roofs are of two slopes with lauze tiles. The uniqueness and unity of the estate can be seen immediately, and the absence of neighbours and low visibility from outside translate into peace and quiet for its occupants.

Alexandre Liachenko is pleased to offer you, exclusively, the Château de l'Astorguié, a historic residence built in 1501 for Jean de La Valette-Labro, Knight of Rhodes. With this exceptional panorama as your backdrop, history comes home to you. In Parisot, on the southern slope of a medieval village, the château offers a rare privilege: amenities are within walking distance, and the view extends far beyond, encompassing the surrounding countryside. Alexandre Liachenko is pleased to offer you, exclusively, the Château de l'Astorguié, a historic residence built in 1501 for Jean de La Valette-Labro, Knight of Rhodes. Completely restored, then meticulously maintained and enhanced, this characterful château offers approximately 550 sqm of living space, nestled within a wooded park of over 3 hectares. Cedars, rose bushes, century-old boxwood, terraces, and outdoor living spaces create a vibrant and elegant environment. The château features 12 main rooms, including six beautiful en suite bedrooms, several living rooms and reception rooms, a family kitchen, a summer kitchen, and numerous service areas. The spacious rooms, abundant natural light, and period features give each level its own distinct character: stone fireplaces, French-style ceilings, thick walls, turrets, arrow slits, and a remarkable stone spiral staircase. Outside, the heated swimming pool is nestled within a private, enclosed garden. A terrace with a summer kitchen and dining area extends the living space, perfect for long summer days. Two large barns, in excellent condition, complete the property. They house garages, a workshop, storage, and utility areas, while also offering significant potential for conversion depending on your project: guest house, gîtes, reception facilities, or a hospitality business. The property is connected to mains drainage. Bakeries, shops, a pharmacy, a doctor's office, restaurants, the market, and village amenities are all within walking distance. A human-scale château, steeped in history and perfectly suited for everyday living, for those seeking a unique residence in the heart of Southwest France. A complete brochure with photos, floor plans, and a 360° virtual tour is available upon request. The property also benefits from a convenient location, close to Villefranche-de-Rouergue, Montauban and Albi, with Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport accessible in approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.

Just a few minutes from Saint-Céré, discover this character property consisting of a main building constructed on 15th century foundations with approximately 200 m2 of living space, set on 4 hectares of land. The main house includes on the ground floor a beautiful renovated living room of 50 m2 with a recent kitchen open to a living/dining room with fireplace and wood stove plus a 25 m2 bedroom with en suite bathroom and toilet as well as a wine cellar area. Upstairs there is a large living room (4 m high ceiling) with an open fireplace, a small chapel, two bedrooms, a small kitchen, a bathroom and a toilet. The attic offers great potential for development with the possibility of creating 4 additional bedrooms and 2 additional bathrooms. The outbuildings include a 150 m2 barn on two levels with a new roof, a second partially renovated barn, and an authentic bread oven. The roof was redone 15 years ago. A renovated section of the Manor House, as well as the square tower, are equipped with double glazing and recent insulation, along with electric heating. No major urgent work is planned. The sanitation system needs to be brought up to code. Spring water is connected to the house (connection to mains water is underway).

ENCHANTING 18th CENTURY CHATEAU IN CORDES SUR CIEL An exceptional treasure nestled in the heart of the Midi-Pyrénées region, just an hour from Toulouse and its international airport. This remarkable late 18th-century château with its Mansard roof rises majestically on 17 hectares of unspoiled country, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the medieval village of Cordes-sur-Ciel, voted ''Most Beautiful Village in France'' in 2014. The interior is bathed in sunlight throughout the day. Be captivated by the timeless elegance of this white stone château overlooking the plain. Its vast natural park includes lush woods, fertile fields, and a picturesque ‘lavoir' and ‘viviers' - 18th century outside laundry site and fish-ponds. Home to a rich and varied flora with wild orchids, of rare beauty, the park is adorned with majestic trees, creating an atmosphere of incomparable serenity in a calm and revitalizing environment. With 577 m² of living space in the château, 100 m² of living space in the farmhouse, two 220 m² of convertible outbuildings, and its swimming pool, the château is a true gem. Spread over three levels, it features sixteen rooms - four living rooms, nine spacious bedrooms, and six bathrooms; ideal for entertaining in a very privileged setting. And let's not forget the wine cellar in a magnificent basement Seize the rare opportunity to become the owner of this architectural gem, where refinement and grandeur blend in an exceptional setting. A unique estate designed for lovers of history, antiquity, nature, and prestige. Complete file available on request The Château de Lestar consists of a main building, oriented east to west, fronted by a main courtyard flanked by two long, single-story buildings. The main building rises three stories, topped by a Mansard roof with triangular pedimented dormers. The facades consist of seven bays. The rear facade, opening onto a terrace and the fields, presents a sort of angled bay. The building also features several ornamental features, including string-courses and quoins. Behind the western, single-story building is a vegetable/flower garden in the French style. From the main courtyard, a double staircase ascends parallel to the front stoop. GROUND FLOOR An elegant entrance hall (23.04 m²) leads to all the various rooms of the château. A majestic stone staircase leads to the first floor. On the left: The kitchen (25.06 m²) with antique painted woodwork is itself a treasure trove. A hood in the old fireplace, two windows, a FALCON gas stove, wooden floor, double sink, refrigerator, and dishwasher. The Servery (6.06 m²) is equipped with painted woodwork and a window. A utility/laundry room with washing machine and drier, a refrigerator, a water heater, a freezer, a sink, shelves, and an oven. Wooden flooring. One window. The dining room (28.3 m²) with four windows, herringbone parquet flooring, painted woodwork, wall hangings, and fabulous trompe l'oeil painting. The possibility of installing a wood-burning stove is also available. Beautiful views. This dining room is remarkable for its pure 18th-century spirit. In the middle: A reception room (39.14 m²) with glazed double doors leading to the terrace and two windows. Extraordinary views of Cordes-sur-Ciel. Walnut parquet floor. Imposing fireplace. To the right: A bedroom (29.42 m²) with beautiful bed alcove with curved sides concealing a bathroom with sink and toilet (2.76 m²) and a dressing room (3.71 m²). A decorative fireplace. Antique terracotta floor. Two windows with a beautiful view. A cosy library (29.79 m²) with ample shelving for a beautiful book collection. Four windows. Fireplace. Antique terracotta floor. A stone staircase leads down to the cellar/basement. FIRST FLOOR: A spacious landing with a large built in cupboard, leads to the following rooms: On the left: A suite with a lobby(5.17 m²), a master bedroom (27.93 m²) with trompe l'oeil wall decoration, four windows, a fireplace, and a magnificent view of Cordes, a walk-in closet (4.06 m²), a bedroom/dressing-room/office (18.54 m²), and a bathroom (8.02 m²). In the middle: A south-facing drawing room (31.71 m²) overlooking the medieval city of Cordes-sur-Ciel with antique cupboards (2 x 0.75 m²). On the right: Second suite with a lobby (8.12 m²), a bedroom with an alcove (17.3 m²), a dressing room (4.88 m²) and a small closet (1.04 m²), a bathroom (4.48 m²) in white marble, and the master bedroom (23.64 m²) with a dressing room (4.37 m²) and closet (3.28 m²). A charming wooden staircase with a Gustavian-inspired trompe l'oeil decor leads to the second floor: SECOND FLOOR: On the left: A landing (10.12 m²) A bedroom (19.6 m²) with neoclassical paintings and two windows overlooking the courtyard. A bathroom (6.29 m²) in white marble with a bathtub and toilet. A bedroom (27.27 m²) with two windows overlooking Cordes. Wood floor. Fireplace. Middle: A south-facing suite with a master bedroom (36.89 m²) with two antique closets, a 11.46 m² dressing room, and a bathroom (10.72 m²) with a bathtub, shower, sink, and toilet. View of the Cité de Cordes. Neo-classical painted decor. Right: A lobby (7.91 m²) A bathroom (4.19 m²) with a bathtub, sink, and toilet. A bedroom (23.26 m²) with neoclassical painted decor, a dressing room (4.27 m²) and a closet (2.35 m²). Overlooking the courtyard. OUTBUILDINGS Two parallel buildings flank the courtyard. 2 x 220 m². One outbuilding houses a garage, a workshop, and a large open barn for wood storage and parking spaces. The other building contains another lockable garage, a summer kitchen, a shower room with toilet, and a large two-story recreation/party room. It also serves as a pool house. POOL There is a beautiful swimming pool with a saltwater system (6m x 12m), a large seating area, and a wooden fence around it. CARETAKER'S HOUSE The former farmhouse has been converted into a caretaker's house with a living room (28.10 m²), a dining room and a kitchenette (22.73 m²), two bedrooms (18.32 m² and 23.92 m²), a separate toilet (2 m²), and a bathroom with a toilet (5.76 m²). Adjoining two-story outbuilding. GARDENS AND GROUNDS Surrounded by a wooded park and fields, the estate offers rare privacy and unobstructed views of the Tarn countryside. 17 hectares surround the property with century-old trees, pastures, a parkland area with boxwood hedges, and a magnificent French-style garden. Flora and fauna thrive here, far from any pollution. Ideal for a life project or prestigious business Whether you dream of a charming main residence, a family home, or a tourist project (gîtes, B&Bs, events), the Château offers endless potential in a region prized for its laid-back lifestyle and heritage.

ALBI, nestled in a green setting overlooking the Tarn, the Château de Lapérouse opens the doors to a rare place, rich in history and emotions. Built between the 16th and 17th centuries, and later enriched in the 19th century, this château listed as a Historical Monument is intimately linked to the memory of Jean-François de Galaup, Count of Lapérouse, a famous navigator who spent part of his childhood here. From the moment of arrival, the charm works: a metal gate opens onto a tree-lined path leading to an elegant courtyard, a prelude to the discovery of an authentic residence that has preserved its original soul. The château is organized around vast, light-filled rooms, offering superb volumes suitable for multiple arrangements. Now operated with only 4 bedrooms, it already generates an annual revenue of around €40,000, hinting at remarkable development potential through the creation of additional rooms. Outside, two magnificent terraces encircle the property and provide breathtaking views of the park and the Tarn. These spaces, both intimate and spectacular, are perfectly suited to host demanding clients or prestigious events. The 3.6-hectare park, a true haven of peace, alternates between meadows, centenary trees, and wooded areas, creating unique perspectives over the river. Below, a swimming pool harmoniously integrates into the natural landscape, while an ancient nymphaeum fed by a spring adds a romantic and unique touch to the whole. This exceptional property of 320 m2 of living space offers a multitude of possibilities: prestige residence, seminar venue, museum, private or professional events... An ideal setting to develop an ambitious project, combining historical charm and strong economic potential. A unique place where the past meets the future, ready to welcome your most inspiring projects. The layout: Organized around an elegant U-shaped courtyard typical of the Renaissance, the château displays a brick architecture inspired by the private hotels of Toulouse, with its mullioned windows and sculpted doors. On the ground floor, the living spaces are arranged around a remarkable wooden spiral staircase from the 17th century. One discovers a vast light-filled living room/dining room, enhanced by a French ceiling and a monumental fireplace, as well as a contemporary kitchen open to the courtyard and terrace. A first bedroom with an en-suite bathroom completes this level. On the upper floor, dedicated to hosting activities, several characterful bedrooms — including one associated with Jean-François de Galaup, Count of Lapérouse — feature fireplaces, ancient ceilings, and unobstructed views. A common lounge for guests and service areas complete this warm and functional ensemble. The attic, easily convertible, offers significant extension potential, while the vaulted brick cellars add authenticity and technical possibilities. Outside, the park structured over several levels offers terraces, a pool, outbuildings, and direct access to the banks of the Tarn, creating a unique setting, suitable for relaxation as well as hosting events. The property is sold furnished.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Elegant 19th-century château near Albi Built around 1800 by the Durieu de Madron family, this elegant 19th-century château is set in the heart of the Tarn countryside, within a gently rolling, verdant and deeply peaceful environment, just moments from Albi. Located only a few minutes from the episcopal city of Albi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the property enjoys a privileged setting combining cultural richness, art de vivre and accessibility. With its remarkable architectural heritage, mild climate and open landscapes, Albi perfectly embodies the elegance of southwestern France. Offering approximately 650 sqm of living space, the château is distinguished by the generosity of its volumes and the quality of its layout. From the moment you enter, a grand entrance hall with impressive proportions opens onto light-filled reception rooms, including a beautifully scaled living room and dining room, as well as a fully equipped contemporary kitchen. The overall atmosphere is both refined and welcoming. The property features six spacious suites, each offering comfort and privacy, with lovely open views over the surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the living spaces continue with a large salon, a billiard room and a library, creating additional areas dedicated to relaxation and conviviality. The second floor, with its former staff quarters, also offers the potential to further increase accommodation capacity for a hospitality project. Outside, the estate extends over approximately 4.5 hectares, forming a remarkable natural setting. The landscaped park, carefully designed, includes an elegant swimming pool and offers multiple perspectives over the surrounding hills. From the terraces and balconies, the eye is drawn across the green, undulating Tarn countryside, revealing serene panoramic views from sunrise to sunset. The outbuildings complete the estate harmoniously, including a stud farm inspired by the great Normandy stables, an orangery, a garage, and a large upper-level reception space suitable for hosting events in a characterful setting. An independent ground-floor apartment can also serve as a caretaker’s residence or concierge accommodation. Rich in history, the property notably welcomed Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec at the end of the 19th century, who captured the stud farm and orangery, adding an artistic dimension to its heritage. This château offers a rare balance between architectural elegance, generous volumes, preserved nature and proximity to an exceptional city. It is equally suited as a prestigious family residence or for a refined hospitality or event project, in an authentic and inspiring setting.

A 16th-century chateau on 3.6-hectare grounds, ten minutes from downtown Albi, on the banks of the Tarn River. Built primarily between the 16th and 17th centuries, except for one of the chateau’s wings, which was later rebuilt in the 19th century, the chateau, listed as a regional historical monument, is closely linked to local history: this was the birthplace of Jean-François de Galaup in 1741, Count of Lapérouse and a famous navigator and explorer, who spent his childhood here, while the dwelling has preserved, for the most part, its 18th-century layout. Accessible via a metal gate, which opens on to a tree-lined lane that leads to the chateau’s courtyard, the property features a patio that skirts the edifice and overlooks the nearby meadows that descend towards the Tarn, visible through the trees. Below, a swimming pool blends in seamlessly with the property’s rolling topography, while a former nymphaeum, most likely created in the 19th century and supplied with water via a natural spring, is located off to one side. As for the grounds, of approximately 3.6 hectares, they feature tall trees, ornamental plants, pastureland and wooded areas, whereas the chateau enjoys unobstructed panoramas of the river from its patio and exteriors.

Near Gaillac, 13th century chateau of sqm 650, with outbuildings, entirely renovated on a park of 1 hectare as well as 18 hectares of farmland. The chateau on 3 floors consists of 15 rooms: living rooms, libraries, smoking rooms, 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms/water. The outbuilding of 180 sqm also renovated includes a reception room, 2 large offices that can be converted into 4 bedrooms, a kitchen and 2 additional offices on the first floor. The wooded grounds with swimming pool are surrounded by 18 hectares of farmland with uninterrupted views over the valleys. A closed and secured garage completes this property.

Located just 10 km from Albi and its famous Episcopal City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this château combines the charm of a 16th-century fortified manor house with refined contemporary comfort, offering a truly unique living environment. Fully restored and impeccably maintained, the property offers approximately 380 m² of living space, divided into two independent apartments and a converted dovecote, set within 8,400 m² of enclosed and landscaped grounds. A residence steeped in history The main stone-built dwelling, flanked by two towers, retains many original architectural features: a door framed by pilasters, arrow slits, remnants of machicolations, and a magnificent stone spiral staircase dating from the 16th century. The façades have been restored, and the roof was completely redone in 1986. Spacious and light-filled interiors The principal apartment of approximately 230 m², occupying the first floor and the east tower, offers beautiful proportions with ceilings up to 3.8 meters high: – entrance hall, living room, study, laundry, and dining room opening directly onto the pool and pool house, – circular kitchen within the tower, with potential to create a larger kitchen area, – four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one toilet. Elegant original fireplaces and double-glazed windows provide both comfort and authenticity. The ground-floor apartment, of about 110 m² (renovated around 2000), includes: – living room with fireplace, kitchen, – two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one toilet. Each apartment benefits from independent heating, powered by an Austrian Hargassner wood-pellet boiler (2013). Outbuildings and exterior features At garden level: a 40 m² vaulted room, workshop, wine cellar, sauna with changing room, and boiler room. A 200 m² attic, of which 16 m² are fitted, three garages (60 m²), and a 30 m² converted dovecote complete the property. The enclosed, landscaped park features automatic gates, exterior lighting, two wells, and a 30-tree orchard. The 12 × 6 m swimming pool, facing south and complemented by a pool house with summer kitchen, bread oven, changing room, and outdoor shower, provides an intimate and relaxing setting. A rare property on the outskirts of Albi This characterful residence, with its historic core and numerous outbuildings, harmoniously combines heritage charm and modern comfort. Its generous volumes, preserved architecture, and peaceful surroundings make it ideal as a primary or secondary residence, with strong potential for guest accommodation or seasonal rental. A rare opportunity just outside Albi.

This magical place, which bears part of the region's history, has a very fine appearance. A country lane leads to a superb courtyard. Approx. 300 m2 of living space in the castle, 150 m2 of conversion space on the top floor, 110 m2 in the guest house and approx. 60 m2 for the caretaker's accommodation. There are also numerous outbuildings totalling around 240 m2. A lovely swimming pool has been installed in an enclosed area to protect the children, with a large terrace all around. Beautiful 360° views. Garden of approx. 6000 m2. Work to be carried out.

A castle and its feudal keep with a 30-hectare estate in the heart of the Cévennes national park, in the south of Lozère. Formerly the stronghold of the Arnal family, who at the end of the 17th century owned most of the valley and the hamlet of Beaumelle, hence the name Arnal de la Beaumelle, the castle was burnt down in 1702 during the War of the Camisards. When it was rebuilt between 1730 and 1740, it became more residential. The keep still dominates the surrounding buildings and has a wonderful view over the valley. The complex consists of a castle resembling a feudal residence flanked by two towers, as well as a number of outbuildings destined for farming, including cowsheds, a shed for drying chestnuts and the remains of an old castle chapel. This mainly west-facing hilltop property commands the southern valley. Fed by two springs, the estate has developed over the last two centuries thanks to livestock activities and terraced crop cultivation on numerous sun-drenched terraces. At the edge of the stream, the property is completed by the ruins of an imposing mill powered by its water.

Exceptional 18th-Century Estate - Unparalleled Potential in Tarn (81) ''Imagine a life in the heart of the Tarn countryside, in a majestic 18th-century estate just a few kilometers from Albi and Castres. This one-of-a-kind, south-facing property set in 3 hectares of wooded parkland offers exceptional potential for lovers of history, nature, and grand spaces.'' Property Tax: €2,680 (2025) A Haven of Peace and Authenticity: History and Character: An estate steeped in history featuring 25 rooms, period fireplaces, and oak hardwood floors.Generous Living Spaces: Three reception rooms, a large kitchen, 14 bedrooms, and the potential to convert 160 sqm of attic space.Omnipresent Nature: A 3-hectare park bordered by century-old trees, offering access to a preserved rural environment.PROPERTY VALUATION FILE DESCRIPTIVE SHEET Character Property - Historic Estate, Outbuildings, and Parkland Saint-Pierre-de-Trivisy - 81330 ORIENTATION AND GENERAL LAYOUT Main Facade: SouthRear Facade: NorthRight Wing: EastLeft Wing: WestA69 MOTORWAY TO TOULOUSE - LATE 2026 - 25 MINUTES FROM THE CHÂTEAU Located between Castres (25 minutes), Albi (45 minutes), Toulouse (1 hour 15 minutes), and Gaillac (50 minutes), this château offers endless possibilities. It retains a human scale with a well-designed floor plan. I. GROUND FLOOR: RECEPTION AND LIVING SPACES Entrance hall, dual-aspect reception area, and cloakrooms - Central Building (65.10 sqm)Dining and culinary spaces - East Wing (81.80 sqm)Reception lounges, library, and office - West Wing (49.30 sqm)II. FIRST FLOOR: MAIN BUILDING AND PRIVATE APARTMENT Suite No. 1 - Main Master Suite - Central Building (49.40 sqm)Suite No. 2 - Master Suite - West Wing (43.50 sqm)Suite No. 3 - Master Suite - Central Building (35.80 sqm)Shared areas for Suites No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 - Floor area: 62.30 sqmSuite No. 4 - Apartment No. 1 - East Wing (90.40 sqm)III. SELF-CONTAINED ACCOMMODATIONS AND INDEPENDENT SUITES Suite No. 5 - Duplex Apartment - East Wing (46.10 sqm)Suite No. 6 - Duplex Apartment - East Wing (68.90 sqm)Suite No. 7 - Independent Unit / Apartment (63.90 sqm)IV. SECOND FLOOR: DISCREET NIGHT AREA AND EXCEPTIONAL ATTIC Secret bedrooms and hallways (35.50 sqm)Convertible attic with high potential (162.80 sqm)V. PARKING AND OUTBUILDINGS Indoor garage and annex (50.10 sqm)Detached Barn - Great Conversion Potential - 110 sqmVI. ZONED HEATING SYSTEM - NEW CONDENSING BOILER (AUGUST 2020) Centralized control and management systemVII. CELLAR, BOILER ROOM, AND WINE CELLAR IN THE CHÂTEAU BASEMENT Display wine cellarTechnical boiler roomStorage cellarVIII. PARKLAND AND OUTDOORS Nature and rural surroundingsEnergy Performance Certificate Consumption: E 297 kWh/sqm year | Emissions: E 52 kg CO2/sqm year