castles for sale Vierzon, France

Dating back to 1850, this property is located on the edge of the Sologne region, close to a typical village with a few shops, and 17 minutes from the A71 motorway. With a total surface area of 420 m² and 4 levels (excluding cellars), this château stands in the center of 1.4 hectares of parkland. Renovation work has been carried out to make the interior more comfortable, while carefully preserving period features such as moldings, parquet flooring, wood panelling and fireplaces. The main south-facing facade offers a bird's-eye view of the park and swimming pool. The first floor features a living room, lounge, library, dining room and professional kitchen. The rooms are bright, spacious and warm. A period staircase provides access to the various levels. On the second floor, there are 4 bedrooms, one with a shower room and a second shower room. Three bedrooms, one with a bathroom and another with a shower room, are located on the second floor. A linen room completes this level. The top floor is an unfinished attic, but offers great potential. The basement features a cellar level with a workshop, boiler room and various storage rooms. Part of the basement has been renovated as a sports room and bar. The grounds are planted with trees and grass. A swimming pool (13 m x 5 m) is heated with a salt filtration system. The grounds are planted with trees and grass. A swimming pool (13 m x 5 m) is heated with a salt filtration system. This property is ideal for a family looking for a secluded family property in the countryside, yet close to all day-to-day services, or for people wishing to set up a business, previously existing (bed & breakfast, weddings, seminars...). ECD : E and B. Price HAI 829.500 € - Price excluding fees : 790.000€. Agency fees: 5% incl. VAT payable by the purchaser. Property presented by Pierre de RAIGNIAC (EI) : +33 6 26 10 46 13 - [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

This chateau is situated 15 minutes south of Bourges, in 2.7 hectares of enclosed parklands, on the outskirts of a village. It offers approx. 450 m² of living space and comprises on the ground floor: an entrance hall, a lounge, a small lounge, a large dining room and a smaller one, as well as 2 bedrooms. On the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms, and on the second floor there are 2 bedrooms and two bathrooms. A vast basement with linen room, storeroom, boiler room and various cellars complete the chateau. Nearby, a small tower as well as a dovecote that could be converted, an outbuilding with garages, a workshop and a refurbished independent studio apartment complete the château. The estate is bordered by beautifully wooded parklands, with a small lake, a swimming pool and a terrace to the rear of the château. ECD: D/C Price before tax: 850.000€ (Fees payable by the vendor) Contact: E de BEAUREPAIRE (EI): +33( 0)6.07.71.57.74 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Property complex located to the south of Bourges in a quiet, rural setting, comprising a 19th century château of approx. 1,500 m², with attractive reception rooms, offices and 17 studio flats on the upper floors. Various other buildings complete the property: a contemporary building (1992) of 530 m² with 4 flats and meeting rooms, farm buildings (barns) and a pretty, charming house to renovate (165 m²), all set in 35 hectares including 25 ha of woodland. This property, which is currently open to the public, would be ideal for a school, hotel, socio-cultural centre, medical centre, etc. Price before tax: €1,510,000 (Net seller's price: €1,423,000 - 6% agency fees payable by the buyer). Contact: Etienne de Beaurepaire (EI) : +33 (0)6.07.71.57.74 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisques website:www.georisques.gouv.fr.

This property is located at the gates of Salbris, in the department of Loir et Cher, about 2 hours from Paris. This castle is the oldest family estate in Sologne. It was rebuilt in the 17th century on the foundations of an old feudal castle and was passed down from father to son over several generations. Quietly located, it has beautiful, very bright reception rooms, and a magnificent chapel decorated with stained glass windows. The floor consists of 9 bedrooms and many bathrooms, all benefiting from a view of the woods and the river which border this beautiful building. The partially renovated outbuildings offer very good accommodation possibilities and the possibility of creating reception rooms. A swimming pool as well as boxes for horses complete this beautiful set. DPE Old Version Well presented by Martial RENAUD +33(0)6 12 94 84 59

A medieval castle, with 16th & 17th century airs, and its 11 ha of wooded parklands, two hours from Paris. A driveway, turning off the road, is bordered by vegetation, across which it is possible to glimpse steep slate roofs. It leads straight to wrought iron gates, concealing all of the property’s buildings and its 11.0236 hectares of parklands and woods. Straight on, the medieval origins of the building are obvious courtesy of its square towers as well as the size of its windows. Steep roofs as well as inward-opening and casement windows, amongst other things, reflect the successive remodelling works that the castle has undergone since it stood on its 11th century motte. Looking out the rear of the building from the upstairs, an unobstructed view extends over the parklands and the gently-sloping wooded section. The caretaker’s cottage, standing at the very entrance to the estate and spanning approx. 60 m², faces an old house awaiting restoration. Set back, another building acts as a woodshed and a garage. And lastly, following on from the castle is a guest house. It is adjoined by a swimming pool with a tennis court, concealed by vegetation, at a distance. All the buildings house a main, gravel courtyard, predominantly used by cars. In its centre are a copse of age-old trees and shrubs that flower in the spring.

Between Bourges and Issoudun, exceptional property in need of extensive renovation, comprising a Renaissance-style château with a total surface area of 2,100 sqm, its numerous remarkable outbuildings and a former farmhouse, set in 5 hectares of pleasure grounds and 19 hectares of woodland. The château : Built on the foundations of an ancient 11th-century feudal motte, the château is built on a square plan around an inner courtyard. It is surrounded by a dry moat and features five towers, including a central one and four corner towers. Its Renaissance style, enhanced by neo-Gothic features, is particularly striking, with its mullioned windows, arcades, gargoyles and sculpted dormer windows.) It features three vast and majestic reception rooms, a hunting room, a chapel and twenty bedrooms with twenty shower/bathrooms. Over 3 stories, it is built partly on a cellar. The château outbuildings: - A building of approx. 900 sqm is situated within the castle grounds (including sheds, stables, etc.). - A farm of approx. 2,500 sqm - An 18th century house of approx. 200 sqm situated at the entrance to the estate. - To the east, on the edge of the forest, an outbuilding of approx. 500 sqm with its sheds. - A forest house. - The 24-hectare parklands comprise 5 hectares of pleasure grounds and 19 hectares of woods and meadows. - The château requires renovation work. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: georisques.gouv.fr

Ref. 2795 Rare listed 18th century chateau for sale in the Bourbonnais 2h30 south from Paris by highway (at 16km), in the borders of the Berry and the Bourbonnais, this chateau is located in a beautiful countryside dominated by forests and traditional bocage, without any nuisance.The nearby city offers all amenities. The chateau was built during the Regence period (first part of the 18th century), on typical bourbonnaise architecture polychrome bricks, over the foundations of an older fortified castle. Some refittings or modifications of the decoration were done around 1820 (Restauration period under the reign of Louis XVIII) but it does not change a thing to the great quality of this property. On the ground floor, a large hall, a large and a small sitting rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, a study with delightful panelling, bedroom with bathroom, another hall with a double revolution staircase. Back staircase. In the wings (80 and 115 sqm) : staff rooms, cloakroom, toilet, linen room, old kitchen and scullery. Upstairs : various other rooms, staff rooms, shower room and attic. On the first floor of the chateau : two landing spaces, one used as a billiard room, the other one (illuminated by the windows of the observatory in the middle of the chateau) leads to 4 suites and 2 en-suite bedrooms. Staff room. Vaulted cellar under part of the chateau (containing the boilers). Living space of the chateau (without wings) : about 330 sqm per level. Outbuildings : At the end of the wings : A confortable two-room appartment, 40 sqm; In one of the towers, a well-kept chapel; In the other tower, a dovecote. In the other buildings, all in polychrome bricks (produced at that time, on site) : Large and magnificent stables with carriage house and tackroom (period wood panelling); A 200 / 230 smq-reception room; same room on top. Oil central heating. A 3-room flat, in working order; Another flat, 4 rooms, under renovation; Sheds. At the back, hidden from view, a metal storage barn. The chateau stands on the south side of the park which goes down to a long water basin and a lake. The park is planted with mature trees : tall plane trees, hundred-year-old oaks, lime trees, poplars, chesnut trees, conifers ... A few meadows for animals such as deers or horses, for example. All in 15,6997 ha (38.7955 acres) Cabinet LE NAIL – Bourbonnais - Mr Philippe de SALMIECH : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Philippe de SALMIECH, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 477 967 244. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Close to Bourges and 2h30 from Paris, this carefully renovated 19th-century château overlooks the Cher valley. With 500 m² of living space, it offers spacious accommodation while retaining its historic charm. First floor: a large entrance hall opens onto a reception room with fireplace, a bright living room and a dining room with monumental fireplace, linked to a modern kitchen and pantry. Two offices are located in the towers, with a checkroom and WC. Second floor: A landing leads to a master suite with bathroom and dressing room, a suite with shower room, two interconnecting bedrooms with shower room and a library. Garden level: A summer lounge with kitchen and a suite open onto a sunny terrace with swimming pool. Second floor: 200 m² (2,153 sq ft) of conversion space, with all connections ready. The property includes a renovated janitor's/friends' house, a barn converted into a reception room, former stables, a workshop and a farm shed. All surrounded by 25 hectares of woodland with parkland, orchard, vegetable garden, meadows and shady driveways. A peaceful setting, perfect for nature and history lovers, close to Bourges.

In the Cher department, 15 km east of Bourges, beautiful 18th and 19th century manor house offering approx. 450 sqm of living space. It features splendid authentic elements such as wood panelling, parquet floors, moldings... Carefully restored, this manor house has preserved its well-proportioned rooms. It offers 11 main rooms, including 7 bedrooms. An outbuilding used as a garage and workshop, with an independent studio, a hangar and a dovecote complete the ensemble. The property is set in grounds of around 2 hectares, including an English-style park, a wooded area and an orchard with a swimming pool. Selling price : 850 000 euros Fees payable by the vendor Energy class : D Climate class: C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5700 euros and 7770 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

The castle at this level of restoration with its outbuildings, swimming pool, tennis court, ponds, farms, hunting lodges is one of the most beautiful estates in France. The buildings as a whole are 6,800 m2 to which are added 1,990 m2 of annexes and technical premises and 2,580 m2 of terraces. Off-market: The transmission of the file to a potential buyer will only take place after having justified its financing and the signing of a confidentiality clause. Agency fees are the responsibility of the purchaser, i.e. 4.50% including tax of the price excluding fees. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Ref.3912 : Magnificent chateau for sale 30 km from Chambord. This exceptional castle is built in the Grande Sologne region, on the border of the wine-growing Sologne, the bocage plateaus of the Touraine Méridionale and the Berry. It stands in the middle of a private and preserved forest that is not disturbed by any easement. A village offering the first services and shops of necessity is 5.5 km away. Romorantin-Lanthenay, capital of the Sologne region and a resource town (SNCF train station), is 16 km away. The towns of Blois and Vierzon are respectively 35 km and 45 km from the property and have excellent road and rail links as well as a wide range of services. Built at the end of the 15th century by the architect Jacques de Persigny for Lord Philippe du Moulin as a reward for having saved the life of King Charles VIII during the Battle of Fornoue in 1495, this castle has a quadriform plan, surrounded by a moat and flanked by circular towers at each of its corners. It consists of two buildings, the dwelling and the manor house, which are accessed by a drawbridge, now dormant, defended by an entrance gatehouse with a postern and flanked by two towers. THE LODGE : With a living area of approx. 420sqm, the dwelling is arranged around a central stairway situated in the square tower. It spans 5 stories as follows: Ground floor: lounge with monumental stone fireplace, painted beams, dining room with monumental sculpted stone fireplace, chapel, pantry with service stairway to the basement; First floor: bedroom with adjoining bathroom and wc, library, toilet and wc; On the 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms with monumental stone fireplace and adjoining bathroom or toilet and wc; On the 3rd floor: corridor leading to 3 bedrooms, one of which has a cathedral ceiling, storage room, bathroom with toilet, separate toilet; In the basement: dining room, kitchen, boiler room, pantry with service staircase. THE MANOR : The manor house, although it has retained certain defensive elements from the Middle Ages such as crossbars, machicolations and barbicans, is betrayed by the presence of mullioned windows and worked dormers, which characterise a Renaissance residence. It is distributed as follows: Ground floor: library with fireplace, stone slab floor, spiral staircase in the tower, guard room with monumental stone fireplace and pointed ceiling, boiler room in the corner tower; 1st floor: bedroom, toilet with WC, bedroom with en-suite bathroom, other room in the tower. Second floor: above the entrance châtelet only: bedroom with fireplace, bathroom and toilet in the right tower of the châtelet; 3rd floor: above the entrance châtelet only: bedroom with cathedral roof, bathroom and toilet in the right tower of the châtelet. The outbuildings face the entrance châtelet and form a U-shaped courtyard. They comprise : A half-timbered, polychrome brick caretaker's cottage with flat tiles comprising: dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, another room with a single access from the outside. Above, attic with 3 rooms suitable for conversion. Basement under part. Water, electricity and heating by means of a wood-burning stove are present. A house known as the 'vegetable garden', built of bricks under tiles, comprising various rooms for storing equipment, vegetable store and garage. Attic above. Former stables with 6 stalls and a garage that could house several cars. Above, 9 bedrooms, most of which have a toilet, a bathroom. Electricity, water and heating are present in this building, but work will be necessary to make it habitable. Behind these 3 main buildings are : A building, housing fruit trees, a honey house and a laundry, adjoining the vegetable garden house. A laundry. An orangery. Harmoniously distributed around the castle, the grounds are mainly composed of forest and a few meadows that protect the site. Numerous paths and small private footpaths make it easy to stroll around. In the park, the vegetable garden with its numerous flowerbeds adds a more delicate dimension to the property. This beautiful ensemble perfectly illustrates the picture that is painted of our beloved Sologne as an undisputed reserve of biodiversity, which offers peace and serenity where one can escape in complete tranquillity between forests and waterholes. The whole, subject to a simple management plan, has a total surface area of almost 98.8 acres (40 hectares) in one piece, which is not disturbed by any easement. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – Mr Baudouin LE GRELLE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20