castle for sale Chalus, France

Prestigious château in the heart of the Périgord Vert, set in a preserved natural environment. Built over three levels of 200 m² each, it offers around 600 m² of living space and retains many original features that reflect its history: a cast-iron piano dating from 1851, herringbone parquet flooring, and cement tiles. The property also includes several outbuildings and a caretaker’s house of around 160 m², providing a total of 13 bedrooms. Outside, a wooded park of nearly 10 hectares with century-old trees features a swimming pool and offers a peaceful, verdant setting. The château’s accessibility is a rare asset, with Paris reachable in just 2h15 door to door

A chateau, renovated in 1960, in the heart of 28 hectares of bucolic grounds where a river flows and large outhouses stand, nestled between the cities of Périgueux and Limoges. The 28-hectare property stretches lengthways in the hollow of a narrow, isolated valley. Two riverbanks extend across several hundred metres beside a river flanked with meadows and forests. To reach the riverside woods, you can cross a wooden bridge that the current owners built. The property’s four buildings stand in a walled garden. These enclosing walls run alongside a calm road and mark a boundary with the meadow beyond. Stone pillars frame a large gate that leads into a vast drive paved in an opus incertum pattern. The chateau towers straight ahead. Four corner bartizans give the edifice a slender, graceful style. The imposing edifice made of local stone is a harmonious structure made up of several sections, each with their own steep hipped roof of flat tiles. These sections form a U shape and are linked together with a central covered gallery. The elevations are dotted with different windows set in ashlar surrounds, revealing the building's different phases of construction. All the windows are fitted with indoor wooden shutters. The corner bartizans, which are either round with a cone roof or square with a pyramidal roof, are crowned with finials. Wall dormers with a hipped roof or large gable end punctuate the top of the elevations. Following a fire, the chateau was entirely restored in 1960. This work restored the roofs, the window surrounds, the pointing, the terrace paving, and the windows with their small panes, single glazing and wooden frames. The paved space extends up to three garages, a barn, a caretaker’s house, a secondary gate and a huge cowshed that was built in the 1960s. The garden is made up of lawns with flowering plants, centred upon an ornamental pond. This space also includes a small shelter with a roof of flat tiles. On either side of the wall that separates the garden from the meadow, a few stone steps take you across this walled boundary.

Near Nontron and 35km from Angoulême, this 19th-century château, with its outbuildings, was completely renovated in 2020 and surrounded by a beautiful 9-hectare park, over 7 hectares of which are fenced. Flanked by two towers—one circular with a pointed roof, the other octagonal with machicolations—and a corbelled turret, the château offers 500m² of living space with 14 main rooms, including 9 bedrooms. On the ground floor, a reception hall leads to the landing with the living room, which extends into the dining room and a bar area in a tower, the kitchen, and a bedroom with its own shower room. On the 1st floor: accessible via a wooden staircase, there are 3 bedrooms, each with its own shower room, an office, and a terrace overlooking the park. On the 2nd floor: 5 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms. The château features woodwork and fireplaces, air conditioning and heating with heat pumps, complete insulation, and wooden shutters. The outbuildings consist of a renovated 160m² house with two temporarily rented apartments, one a 110m² duplex and the other a 50m² one, and a barn of nearly 1,000m², a 50m² garage, and a 100m² woodshed. The grounds open onto the garden and countryside amidst century-old trees. They feature a recent 7x7m stone swimming pool with a pool house, a spa-jacuzzi, and an 82m borehole with a flow rate of 4m²/h. This beautiful property is worth a visit and requires no renovations. Fees at seller's expense. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,640 and €5,000 per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Small castle on wooded garden of 7771m2 In the Périgord Vert, this small castle nestled in an isolated and very quiet setting on a hill with panoramic views and within walking distance of the town center of Nontron and all its amenities. Living area of approximately 425 m2 including 13 rooms including 5 bedrooms, on land of approximately 7727 m2, completely fenced. All the castle's windows have been new since the beginning of 2019 in Padouk wood and triple anti-theft glazing. A large terrace in front of the castle of 200 m2 on the south side, with built-in BBQ and a romantic terrace next to the castle. Rose garden with around 400 rose bushes. Completely furnished. The castle has a water source with a flow rate of 750 to 1500 liters of water/hour depending on the season. This source gives unlimited possibilities for gardening enthusiasts. Oil central heating with new boiler since 2014. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr

Just ten minutes from the historic city of Limoges stands this exceptional château, fully renovated with passion, style, and elegance. The property is turnkey, allowing the new owners to simply move in and enjoy the results of the meticulous craftsmanship invested throughout. Equally suited as a luxurious family residence or as a business venture, the château is registered for commercial use and has previously operated as a successful luxury bed and breakfast and wedding venue, generating around euros250,000 per year before the owners retired. Another attractive option is full-service château rental, with the potential to earn up to euros15,000 per week across a 26-week tourist season, making this not only a remarkable home but also a lucrative opportunity. The château is set within just under 2.5 hectares of beautifully landscaped parkland, designed to provide privacy and tranquillity. Arriving through the grand wrought-iron gates, visitors are greeted by the striking façade, with its twin towers at the front and contrasting traditional rectangular rear, a rare architectural combination that makes this residence truly unique. Inside, the ground floor opens with an impressive entrance hallway that runs from front to back, giving access to the terraces. There is a tower bar and social room, a large formal dining room, a generous lounge, a ground-floor bedroom with en-suite, a semi-commercial kitchen with larder, as well as utility and service areas including a staff bedroom with en-suite. On the first floor are four large bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom, including one with a luxurious spa bath. The second floor offers four further suites along with the romantic bridal suite, complete with its circular tower bedroom, dressing room, and en-suite. The third floor is a vast attic, currently unused, but easily adaptable into self-contained apartments if desired. The landscaped grounds are designed for both leisure and grandeur, with terraces, verandas, fountains, and hidden corners for quiet relaxation. Guests and residents can enjoy the swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, tennis court, and even a small pitch and putt course. The fully restored Orangerie is a stunning feature, currently operating as a tea room and function space, while the large garage accommodates up to six cars above the original vaulted wine cellar, still used for storing wine today. The château combines history and authenticity with modern comfort. Some original windows have been preserved to maintain character, while the property benefits from partial double glazing, mains drainage, full central gas heating, and extensive electrical upgrades. This is a château of rare distinction, combining elegance, charm, and potential. Words and photographs can only suggest its atmosphere; to truly understand its beauty, it must be experienced in person. (3.99 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Stunning castle for sale near Limoges.Nestled amidst lush meadows, woods, and gentle hills, it reigns over a territory of great natural beauty. Access is via a charming road lined with majestic oaks, gradually revealing the remarkable character of the estate. Nearby, the cities of Poitiers and Limoges are easily accessible in less than an hour's drive, while local services such as shops, doctors, and schools are available just 20 minutes away. Dating probably from the 15th-16th centuries, the castle was enhanced in the 19th century, giving it balanced and elegant architecture. Built on an exceptional estate of 108 hectares, it offers a unique quality of life. Its main entrance opens onto a semicircular honor courtyard, forming a U shape, surrounded by a central living block flanked by two wings at right angles. A wall adorned with crenels and merlons completes the composition, while a monumental gate is inspired by the French models of the Second Empire. To the south, a remarkable park extends with a pond and a riding path shaded by majestic trees. This path invites serenity and leads to a 15th-century dovecote, listed as a historical monument. This space serves as a privileged place to enjoy summer evenings in peace. With a living area of approximately 400 m², the interior layout is functional and harmonious: Ground floor (approx. 200 m²): A vestibule serves the main reception rooms that open onto a splendid terrace, offering a panoramic view of the valley and the pond. Among them: - A large living room decorated with woodwork, featuring an imposing fireplace, a herringbone parquet floor, and large windows letting in light. - Two more modest living rooms. - A spacious dining room, a kitchen, a restroom, and a cellar. In the East wing, there is a second kitchen, an office, and a boiler room, while in the West tower, a bedroom is accessible from the outside. First floor: A beautiful oak staircase with balusters leads to a landing that distributes: - Four spacious bedrooms in the main body of the castle. - Two bathrooms with toilets. Additionally, each of the two towers houses a bedroom. Second floor: Used as an attic, it could be converted into additional rooms. The general layout is perfectly designed, blending practicality and warmth. The brightness of the rooms is remarkable thanks to the numerous openings spread across the two façades. Outbuildings: The honor courtyard is surrounded by two large outbuildings: - To the west: the guardian's house (approx. 45 m²), consisting of a living room-kitchen opening onto a back terrace, a bedroom, a bathroom, and toilets. It is extended by a woodshed and a storage area. - To the east: a building including a garage, two stables capable of housing five horses, and a shed. A little further stands the circular dovecote that overlooks the surrounding park and pond. Annex buildings Just a few steps from the castle: - A large barn (approx. 400 m²), ideal for storage. - Three houses: - First house (approx. 55 m²): living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom, and garage. - Second house (approx. 50 m²): living room/kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, and garage. - Third house (approx. 75 m²): living room/kitchen, two bedrooms, and bathroom. The estate: Impressively extensive with its 108 hectares, and a landscaped park of 10 hectares. Fees are to be paid by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Real Estate Network CAPIFRANCE - Your commercial agent (RSAC No. 449 455 609 - Registry of TOURS) Alexandre GEOFFROY D'ASSY Individual Entrepreneur 06 20 45 61 61 - Ref. 935890This description has been automatically translated from French.

Réf. 4417 : Superb chateau for sale near Limoges. Situated in the Basse Marche, in the Montmorillonnais countryside, this château is nestled in the middle of beautiful green, wooded and undulating countryside. Access to the château is via a small road lined with large oak trees, and as you drive along you discover its exceptional location in the heart of an area of meadows, ponds and woods. The towns of Poitiers and Limoges are just 1 hour's drive away, and local amenities (shops, doctors, secondary school, etc.) are within easy reach in 20 minutes. The château was probably built in the 15th-16th centuries and then raised in the 19th century. This has enabled it to achieve a fine architectural balance due to its exceptional location at the heart of its 266 acres estate. It offers an exceptional living experience. The main entrance to the château opens onto a semi-circular courtyard of honour forming a U-shape. It comprises a main building with two wings set at right angles to each other, ending in a wall with battlements and merlons. The courtyard is enclosed by a gate, in keeping with the French models for Second Empire châteaux. To the south, the château extends into stunningly beautiful parklands, complete with a lake. A bridle path shaded by majestic ornamental trees invites you to relax and discover a dovecote (listed as a historic monument) dating from the 15th century. An ideal place to enjoy the warm summer evenings in complete tranquillity. With approx. 400 sqm of living space, the château comprises : The ground floor (approx. 200sqm) comprises : A vestibule leading to the reception rooms, which open onto a splendid terrace overlooking the valley and the pond. There is a large lounge with wood panelling, a beautiful fireplace, herringbone parquet flooring and a panoramic view over the parklands, two smaller lounges, a beautiful dining room, kitchen, bathroom and cellar. The east wing contains a second kitchen, a study and a boiler room. In the west tower, there is a bedroom that can be accessed from the outside. A fine oak staircase with balusters and a back staircase lead to the first floor, where a landing and a corridor lead to four good-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms with sanitary facilities in the main part of the castle and one bedroom in each of the two towers. The second floor can be accessed via the main staircase, which is currently used as an attic and could be converted into an additional room. The overall layout is functional and coherent, and the rooms are warm and welcoming. The rooms are very luminous, benefiting from numerous windows on both sides. The authentic interior decoration conveys the impression of a family home. The fine materials used include wood panelling, parquet flooring, mouldings and fireplaces. Outbuildings: The courtyard of the castle is surrounded by two large outbuildings that border the main courtyard: To the West (to the right of the castle), the caretaker's cottage (approx. 45 sqm): living room/kitchen with terrace to the rear, one bedroom, bathroom and toilet. There is also a shed and a storage area for equipment. To the East (to the right of the castle), a building used as a garage, two beautiful stables that can accommodate five horses and a space used as a shed. Further on, a dovecote (listed as a historic monument) with a circular foot dominates the castle grounds above the park and pond. Its architectural features suggest that it dates from the 15th or 16th centuries. Inside, 533 bolts are stacked one on top of the other. The arrangement of the bolts is very regular, with six rows of bolts above and below a flight threshold. The interior still has a gallows supporting a ladder. The floor is paved. Near the château : -A large barn (approx. 400 sqm floor surface area) that could be used for storage. -A first occupied house spanning approx. 55 sqm: 1 lounge, 1 kitchen, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom and a garage. -A second occupied house of around 50 sqm: 1 lounge/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a garage. -A third occupied house of approx. 75 sqm: 1 lounge/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. The entire estate is in one piece, and the castle is ideally set in gently undulating countryside, giving this green setting an extremely pleasant atmosphere. The property comprises approx. 24 acres of parklands, free to let, planted with large ornamental trees and featuring a beautiful pond. The 266 acres estate comprises a large, beautiful land complex: - 2 ponds. - 113 hectares of rented land. - 150 hectares of vacant land. All protected from nuisance, with no neighbours and no roads. Cabinet LE NAIL – Poitou-Charentes – M Godefroid COLLEE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Rf.4722 : French 18th C. chateau for sale in Haute-Vienne department. The Briance Valley is a protected site in the Haute-Vienne department of Limousin. The river winds its way through a rural landscape where deciduous woods on the slopes alternate with bocage meadows and low-lying pastures, poplar groves on the banks, and cultivated fields on the flatlands and hillsides. This is the home of the famous Limousine cattle breed: the Pôle de Lanaud, with its renowned restaurant, is just a few minutes from the property. This corner of the countryside is less than 20 km from Limoges, a city of art and history. Known for its long tradition of porcelain manufacturing, the capital of Limousin is a dynamic city with a large student population, a renowned university hospital, and one of the world's leading companies in the field of electrical equipment (Legrand). Limoges-Bénédictins train station, listed as a Historic Monument for its architecture combining Art Nouveau and Art Deco, allows you to reach Paris or Toulouse in three and a half hours. Limoges Bellegarde airport, half an hour from the château, has regular flights to Lyon, London, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, and the Midlands. This proximity between town and country explains the abundance of castles and manor houses found in the Briance Valley. The oldest were built by the powerful Viscounts of Limoges or by the abbots of Solignac, an important abbey on the Via Lemovicensis route to Compostela. The more recent ones, such as the property on offer, were designed as pleasant residences for the upper middle class of Limoges, who loved, and still appreciate, this charming and peaceful setting just a stone's throw from the city. Set apart from a hamlet, the chateau is a building of classical proportions flanked by two round towers with conical roofs. In the center, a detached pavilion houses the entrance and stairwell. It is topped by a portico broken by a monumental pediment dormer with a domed roof. On the opposite side, the south facade features a perfect alignment of windows on a straight facade framed by slightly protruding wings. Chain molding and bossages reinforce the impression of symmetry, which extends up to the domed dormers lighting the attic. Covered in slate, the hipped roof of the main building, like that of the entrance pavilion, is topped with a metal ridge. To the north again, a three-step staircase leads to the front door, a side door with a wooden tympanum and a protruding doorframe. From there, the ground floor comprises an entrance hall, an office with a toilet and shower, a storage room/cellar, a kitchen, a dining room, a double living room, and a library. On the same level, the towers house a bar with neo-Gothic decor in one and a boiler room in the other. With high ceilings, these two rooms occupy two levels. On the first floor : 4 large bedrooms with their own bathrooms. On the second floor : a long hallway and five beautiful bedrooms with bathrooms, one of which has a shower room and sometimes a dressing room. Two of these bedrooms are located in the towers. Under the eaves: a large open space ready to be converted. The property has a total living area of approximately 700 sqm. The outbuildings include: The Orangery, probably built in the 19th century, is the main outbuilding. On the first floor, a fully equipped reception room can seat up to 60 people. A second floor, under the eaves, is in need of restoration. Separately, the modern garage with cellar can accommodate two to three cars and the equipment needed to maintain the property. Finally, the swimming pool (12.5 x 4.5 m) is at the center of a true wellness area with its terrace and pool house equipped with a sauna. The park, covering an area of approximately 5.55 acres (2.25 hectares), forms a sort of uneven diamond shape, with its corners roughly pointing to the cardinal points. At its center, with their facades facing south, the castle and its outbuildings stand on a vast, well-kept, flower-filled lawn. All around, tall trees shelter the castle and its guests from view and noise. The land slopes very gently, but without reaching it, towards the Roselle, a tributary of the Briance. A tennis court, shaded by trees, marks the southern tip, while the wooded western side borders an invisible railway line. Cabinet LE NAIL – Berry - Limousin - Mr Christian MAUVE : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Christian MAUVE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 437 693 534. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.