castles for sale Beziers, France

Campus International Project. Known as the "Petit Versailles" of Occitanie. Old priory with spectacular 12th century Romanesque church, adjoining conventual palace and outbuildings, totalling 6 000 sqm floor space, set in 35 ha grounds including vineyards and 4 hectares of building land. Plan to build ambitious "well-being" campus with conference centre. Study completed and planning obtained for roughly 32 000 sqm buildings, capable of accommodating 500 people with study rooms, workshops, plenary room, restaurants, balneotherapy facilities, winery and tourist areas. One of the most beautiful projects every devised! Energy class: NA/NA.

This magnificent castle has been through historical periods from a powerful royal priory to a sumptuous princely residence. The 6000 sq m castle has large volumes that offer many project opportunities for which you can get State subsidiaries! It is marked by its historical past, the castle shelters a vast Romanesque church from the 12th Century and an abbatial palace from the 18th Century which earned it the name of 'Petit Versailles du Languedoc'. In 1998, a large part of the ensemble was listed as Historic Monuments. Its church is the largest Romanesque church in Languedoc with an impressive 43 m long vaulted vault, its apse, remodelled in the 16th Century, was converted into a wine cellar after the French Revolution. The estate currently has about 33 hectares of which: The Château and its park of 3 hectares closed walls, a building land of 4 hectares including an old cooperative cellar of nearly 2000 sqm, a vineyard of 16.5 hectares in operation, The land remaining consists of wood and Garrigue. The main body consists of an R + 3 and two wings, additional terraced gardens and many outbuildings. The castle has to be restored entirely and offers a tax exemption.

Exceptional historic castle in Pezenas. A journey through time. Discover a property where each stone tells its story and where the soul of the past permeates every corner. Located in an idyllic setting, surrounded by 60 hectares of land where absolute calm is lulled by the gentle songs of birds. This estate of approximately 600 m2 + numerous outbuildings of approximately 1500 m2, perfect for various projects accommodation, workshops. Stables to accommodate horses or to create a unique space dedicated to nature. A small chapel, a true jewel full of spirituality and history. A magnificent vaulted cellar to store your wines or create a tasting area. Calm and silence are an essential element of this unique property where time seems to stand still. Whether you are looking for a main residence with character, or an equestrian project or a reception venue (weddings, seminars, luxury hotels). Its location, Pezenas easily accessible from Montpellier, Beziers, airport is an asset Come and explore this area, for more information plan a private visit with Severine Prugengin 06.18.29.81.13.

Exclusively, 19th century castle, incorporating the architectural codes of the Loire castles and developing nearly 1,300m² on a park of more than 3 hectares with 800m² of outbuildings. Completely restored recently, this castle presents many remarkable architectural elements and ornamentations. More than 400m² of reception rooms, 3 kitchens, pantry, 9 suites and an office. The last level of 300m² remains to be fitted out. The perfectly maintained park houses a swimming pool with pool house and summer kitchen, a former hunting lodge of approximately 150m² with terrace, a guest house of 70m², an apartment of 80m² with living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a mazet, 60m² garage, old stables and several barns and shelters. In the immediate vicinity of the Canal du Midi, TGV station 10 minutes away, beaches 15 minutes away, airport 20 minutes away and 45 minutes from Montpellier

iad France - Perfeita Da Costa (06 37 32 62 56) offers you: Exceptional vineyard estate - Historic castle of Languedoc with AOP, AOC, and 'Languedoc Pézenas' designations. Discover the rare opportunity to acquire a prestigious vineyard estate, family-owned since 1792, in the heart of the Languedoc. This estate combines history and modernity, offering an emblematic appellation, Languedoc Pézenas, with AOP and AOC wine labels. For decades, this vineyard has produced internationally renowned wines, exported to over 20 countries worldwide. Although the vines are still in operation today, they are no longer directly on the estate, which still retains its full viticultural potential. The estate spans 43,400 m² of agricultural land, or approximately 44 hectares of vines, offering a unique terroir and an exceptional opportunity for any viticultural activity. These vines benefit from an irrigation system, essential to agriculture, ensuring the quality and sustainability of wine production. The center of this property is a majestic 18th-century castle, surrounded by a park where century-old pines and olive trees tell the story of this unique place. With 7 spacious bedrooms, 5 kitchens, 9 living rooms, 3 bathrooms, and more than 15 parking spaces, along with 4 independent apartments, this estate offers living spaces that are both elegant and generous. Additionally, the castle has its own water supply system from a borehole, ensuring essential autonomy for the maintenance of the gardens and surrounding green spaces. The estate also includes outbuildings consisting of: Agricultural buildings, Storage rooms, Cellars, Two wine cellars, A bottling shed. Together, these represent a total area of 2,332 m² dedicated to winemaking and the production of quality wines. This infrastructure is ideal for those wishing to relaunch a significant viticultural activity or exploit an exceptional terroir. An exceptional heritage, infinite potential. This historic vineyard estate is a unique opportunity for investors or wine enthusiasts looking to perpetuate a renowned wine tradition or develop an ambitious project in one of the most coveted wine regions of France. Contact me now for more information and to arrange a visit to this prestigious estate. Don't miss this chance to become the owner of a piece of Languedoc's wine history! Agency fees charged to the seller. Energy information about this property: ENERGY class F index 366 and CLIMATE class C index 11. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques site: www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate announcement has been written under the editorial responsibility of Ms. Perfeita Da Costa EI (ID 75750), independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of BEZIERS under number 890051287, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS. Find all our properties on our website. www.iadfrance.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Once you open the large wrought iron gates, you enter another era. At the water's edge, in the heart of a wooded park of more than 2ha, with an 11th-century chapel, formerly located on the Santiago de Compostela route, this 750m² castle is quite simply breath taking. Sobriety and elegance are key themes here, in a luxuriant green setting. Ideal for a large family, to host guests, or for a hotel activity. An imposing and splendid staircase leads to the two upper floors. On the ground floor, a magnificent living room open onto the park, and a renovated kitchen leads onto the dining room. The first floor features four elegantly decorated bedrooms, four bathrooms, dressing rooms, an office and a library. You will find the same layout on the second floor, which requires some refreshment. The imposing castle towers add an aura of prestige and inspire respect. Some of the key features of this property are: two reception rooms, with a professional kitchen and toilets meeting health and safety standards, as well as access for Reduced Mobility Persons, a total surface of 550m², two terraces, a swimming pool, a courtyard and a barn with a ground surface of more than 120m².

A 19th-17th century chateau and country house measuring 1 950 m², a Romanesque chapel, gites and outbuildings and a lake set in 350 hectares of land. Between 800 and 1820, three castles were built on the site, one of which, a feudal castle on a rocky spur, had two fortified walls. Its ruins give an idea of the strategic importance of the site. The second was built between the 15th and 17th centuries and the third during the Restoration. Over more than 1000 years, the estate has gone through three stages: from aprision, it became a secular seigneury from 795 to 1802, until the fiefdom was broken up during the French Revolution, when the turbulence of the period, during which land was drawn up and redistributed, turned it into the private estate it is today. Nowadays it covers more than 350 hectares: 40 hectares of crops, 3.4 hectares of vines and 3 hectares of olive trees, 60 hectares of woods and moorlands surrounding a 1.7 hectare lake on the other side of the main road, and 250 hectares of scrubland behind the 19th century building. The buildings - the country house, the Romanesque church with its square apse, set against the 19th-century chateau, and several outbuildings - all topped with terracotta tiles, are vestiges of the estate’s rich past. Shortly after leaving the village on the road that goes through typically hilly wine-growing countryside, a gate and a long driveway lined with Mediterranean plants leads up to the chateau, which overlooks the scrublands and vines as far as the eye can see. Sheltered by the rocky buttresses where the ruins of the original fortress still remain, it is flanked by the church and, to the rear, two sheepfolds converted into gites with a swimming pool. The building's north-east-facing facade is flanked by a vast gravelled forecourt, planted with flowers in the shade of ancient lime trees. At its foot, three lawned terraces slope gently downwards, broken up by a cypress avenue leading to the country house via a stone gateway topped with Medici vases. The walled grounds feature a large swimming pool that overlooks the terraces. Finally, the country house, in a U-shape on the edge of the estate and surrounded by various outbuildings - a former wine storehouses, forge, stables and other buildings - has its own private swimming pool.

Set in 2500m² of wooded parkland, bordered by a small stream, you'll discover this magnificent, prestigious residence, whose initial construction was completed in 1872. Typical of late 19th-century architecture in the region, it has the appearance of a small château, It is two storeys high on the first floor, flanked at the northeast corner by an octagonal tower with a pointed roof, and the second floor features seated-dog windows. It also has a history of celebrity events, when the first floor housed a restaurant and the basement a music bar, 'Le Troubadour'. Ideally located, close to all amenities, just a stone's throw from Narbonne town center and the beaches, with a living area of approx. 500 sq.m. as follows: a 40m² hall, three lounges, including one called 'Charles Trenet' with a huge fireplace, two dining rooms, including one called 'Languedoc Roussillon', two kitchens, a pantry, seven bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a shower room, five toilets, a dressing room, an office, full basement and garage.

Let yourself be swept off your feet by the magic emanating from this property, just five minutes from the village of Saint-Marcel sur Aude, 15 minutes from Narbonne and all its amenities. A prestigious castle with a majestic history, which once accommodated several kings of France. The mouldings, the floors, the extravagant volumes are characteristic of upper-class period architecture. The total surface area of the chateau is approx. 870m², with 12 bedrooms, 11 shower rooms, a gym, a hammam, a swimming pool, an outbuilding of more than 150m², on grounds planted with fruit trees.