Castles for sale Lanne-Soubiran, France

Nestled in the heart of Madiran, this awe-inspiring 28-hectare property is the epitome of French living. Boasting a 900 sqm chateau and a 300 sqm annex, this estate is a masterpiece of Gascony architecture that has been carefully transformed over centuries. The property's 2017 restoration harmoniously blends traditional features with modern amenities, resulting in an exquisite estate that exudes elegance and sophistication. The 12 rooms, spread over three levels, are equipped with en-suite bathrooms. The outbuilding has been converted into a stunning reception hall and art gallery, providing a perfect venue for cultural events. With a park, terraces, and heated pool, this property offers the ultimate weekend get-away. With the potential to develop a boutique hotel or bed and breakfast, this estate is an excellent opportunity for the discerning investor. With Pau airport and TGV station only 45 minutes away, this magnificent property is sure to captivate the most discerning buyers.

In the heart of Madiran region, located 20 minutes from Nogaro, 900m² chateau from the 19th century with the tower from the 13th century completely restored and modernized in 2017. The chateau is arranged on three levels. On the ground floor, two living rooms, a kitchen and four bedrooms each with a bathroom. The main staircase leads to the first floor with 5 large bedrooms and as many bathrooms. On the top floor, an office, a living room and three bedrooms. The 28-hectare property includes an outbuilding of around 300 m² serving as a reception room, the castle park, a heated swimming pool, woods and land that can be planted with vines.

A much loved and very private property, this luxury chateau in Gascony, France, stands in 6 hectares and commands breathtaking views over undulating landscapes to the mighty Pyrenees. A short distance from , a Gersoise bastide. Enjoy daily regional markets, such as Éauze – capital of Armagnac (22km) Thursday all-day market and Vic-Fezensac (24km) renowned Friday market. Only 86km from Agen with Canal des Deux Mers. Accommodation is between Chateau and Ecurie (the original stables). The Chateau has a Grand Salon and formal dining room and large working kitchen. A guest suite complete with salon that complements a spacious master bedroom suite. Across the courtyard, self-contained Ecurie has independent access into a total of four bedrooms with bathrooms en-suite, as well as offering dormitory accommodation as well as a travelling chef room. Extensive grounds incorporate tree shaded lawns with summer dining, a heated swimming pool (15m x 6m) with facilities & barbecue. An astroturf tennis court adds to enjoyment.

A 19th century manor house in need of restoration, its outbuildings and 7 ha of wooded parklands in the rolling countryside of the Landes d'Armagnac in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The old 15th century noble residence has been converted into the present-day manor house, which has preserved its treasures. These include the late 19th century sculpted coat of arms of Baron Camont de Talence, the former owner of the property, adorning the mantelpiece of a marble fireplace within the manor house. The 7-hectare estate, which used to be a vineyard, enjoys surroundings protected from visual and noise disturbances. It is a 1-km walk from the village. The entrance to the estate from the main road is marked by a tall wrought iron gate framed by solid dressed stone pillars. The caretaker's lodge is on the left-hand side. A 600-metre bridle path runs through the grounds dotted with centuries-old oak trees to a lawned platform above the fields. The manor house stands in the centre of this natural setting. The driveway splits twice: once to go around the western edge of the estate and serve the fields and farm outbuildings built around a square courtyard, and again to reach the tenant farm and its outbuildings. Opposite the west facade of the manor house, an elongated building houses the stables. To the north, there is an old swimming pool with an unusual shape awaiting restoration. The bandstand, with its fine, ornate metal structure, adds a refined touch to the park. It forms the starting point for a shady path leading to spinneys crossed by a stream and then a river ensuring the irrigation of the land. The manor house extends over three storeys with a total floor area of some 650m², each level bathed in light. The functional layout facilitates easy renovation. During the renovation works, the tenant farmhouse, which has already been restored and offers a comfortable surface area, will provide the ideal refuge for future inhabitants, should the need arise.