Castles for sale Ahun, France

CREUSE EN LIMOUSIN - Ref 88242 - 14th CENTURY CASTLE - VERY RARE. The MARCON Immobilier agency offers you this magnificent 14th century castle of approximately 237 m² with a large plot of 28,237 m² with pond, located 25 minutes from AUBUSSON and 10 minutes from AUZANCES. Comprising on the ground floor: 2 entrances, one of which is 18 m², fitted kitchen, dining room of 24 m² with parquet flooring, a beautiful marble fireplace, office of 25 m² with a large library, pretty living room of 35 m² with parquet, a beautiful marble fireplace, and moldings, boiler room. Comprising upstairs: landing, 5 bedrooms (22.5 m² 17.5 m², 15 m², 11 m², 13 m²) with attractive parquet flooring, hallway, a bathroom, 2 shower rooms and 2 toilets. A large attic above with great potential. The chateau has oil-fired central heating. The property includes a garage, a shed and a lean-to All on a very large plot of 28,237 m² with a pond all around. The village of AUZANCES is located 10 kilometers away, where you can benefit from all amenities, the castle is located 1 hour from MONT-DORE and 1 hour 15 minutes from CLERMONT-FERRAND airport. Price: €445,000 (including agency fees of 4.95% including tax payable by the purchaser). (Price: €424,000 excluding fees). Network of 3 agencies in Creuse: Aubusson, Guéret and La Souterraine. 05-55-66-20-37

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You will cross a large main courtyard to enter this magnificent 15th century fortified castle (IMH) flanked by these two round towers to the east overlooking the moat. To the west, you access the square tower by a spiral staircase of 123 steps which will lead you to the walkway. You will be able to make the most of this magical place thanks to its apartments and parental rooms with modern comfort, its heated swimming pool, its Jacuzzi and sauna. For beautiful receptions, a party room can accommodate 100 people with a professional kitchen. You will also not remain indifferent to its magnificent weapons room. A billiard room, a cinema room, a tavern and a small chapel to collect your thoughts. All these accesses to the castle are served by an elevator. For the surroundings, a park of 12.8 hectares in one piece, fully fenced, a pond and the tarmac for your helicopter. An exceptional property in the center of France set in the bocage and in perfect harmony with it. More details on request. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. Contact your local agent, Jean-Luc LEMASSON, SAINT LAURENT, Optimhome Associate Estate Agent at 06 89 23 00 28 – More information on https://www.optimhome.com/conseillers/lemasson (ref 551681)

An 18th-century château, part of which is classified as a Historic Monument and almost 13 hectares of grounds near Guéret, in the Creuse department. As you leave the village in the direction of Aubusson, a gate with pilastered sides crowned by an entablature with a projecting cornice marks the main entrance to the property, which adjoins the former gatehouse, which has now been converted into a gite. A tree-lined driveway, bordered to the west by the village, leads to the south-facing main courtyard covered in grass. There are two symmetrical square wings on either side and the former outbuildings. At the far end of the courtyard, a central staircase leads to the terrace which the chateau sits atop. On the north side, a grassed esplanade surrounded by a shady driveway opens out onto the rest of the grounds, which consist of almost 13 hectares of lawns, meadows and copses. The surrounding wooded countryside can be seen from different perspectives. The ruins of a former orangery and an ice house are found below. A second access to the property, to the west on the side of the village and crossing the former outbuildings, was probably for the household staff and suppliers.

A chateau whose origins date back to the Middle Ages with vast outbuildings and grounds of 1 hectare in a village on the border between the Limousin and Auvergne regions. The entrance gate, framed by Volvic stone pilasters, leads from the main village street to the courtyard which is open to the park. The vast U-shaped outbuildings are situated on one side and surround a lime tree encircled by tall, pruned box. On the other side, the east-facing chateau overlooks the meadows below and the undulating countryside. A pond opposite the outbuildings is fed by a spring surrounded by groves of trees. A recent construction hidden behind laurel hedges houses a whirlpool bath. The one-hectare park combines lawns and small copses. It is home to several centuries-old specimens, including a sequoia and an Atlas cedar. The grounds feature automatic and remote-controlled lighting.