castles for sale Loiret, France

Late 17th century castle with outbuildings and ornamental ponds on 9ha Virtual tour on request. Property located on the outskirts of the Orléans Forest, approx. ten kilometers from the center town, including a 17th century Château of approx.365m² of living space in perfect condition. It consists on the ground floor of a large hall, an equipped kitchen, a dining room, a living room, a billiard room and an office. Shower room with toilet on half floor. Upstairs, a master suite with bathroom (bath + shower) and dressing room, 2 double bedrooms (currently bedroom + office) with shower room, a bedroom and a laundry room. On the second floor, old “maids’ rooms” to be rehabilitated. Cellars under the entire building. Outbuildings including garages, stables, laundry room, old caretaker's house to be rehabilitated. All on 9ha 24a 25ca partly wooded with stocked ornamental ponds. 2 large building plots. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr.

Castle hotel-restaurant in Sologne, starred hotel, 900m2, 21 rooms including 11 in the castle, 2000m2 of outbuildings, 33ha, in Sologne This 19th century residence is located in the heart of Sologne. The first stones date back to around the 18th century. Estate with an area of 33 hectares. Property well restored and having managed to preserve and highlight its original elements such as its woodwork, fireplaces, staircases, lounges, etc. Description : - Reception, Bar-lounge, 2 lounges, 2 dining rooms with 20 and 40 seats, Toilets, Kitchen equipped to standard standards, Kitchen for staff, - 7 bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. 4-star comfort, 4 large suites, bathroom and toilet. 4-star comfort. - Annexes: 10 bedrooms, bathroom, toilet, telephone, 4-star comfort. - Outbuildings: A seminar room with 25 to 50 seats, A reception room dedicated to weddings with 160 seats, equipped kitchen, toilets. A house of 100m2, 4 apartments between 50 and 60 m2, a farmhouse of 130 m2. - Exterior: swimming pool, tennis court, dovecote, fitness trail, fitness room... A river crosses the property, a pond. Large lawn around the castle with some rare and century-old species, Large wooded area with bridle paths (250 years), hunting. All on approximately 33 hectares. In good condition, oil central heating, equipped as a hotel, and suitable for a private residence. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: georisks.gouv.fr

Beautiful castle on the edge of the Orléans forest, set in 8 hectares of superb parklands, with ponds and lakes, in the heart of a market town. The property comprises the castle and its parklands, a small farmhouse in need of renovation and around 2,000m2 of building land. Just 1h15 from Paris, this castle with 365m2 of living space features a large 53m2 entrance hall with authentic wood panelling and parquet flooring. This leads to a large lounge, a small lounge, a billiards room and a study. All of these rooms benefit from through-light, providing pleasant light throughout the day. Upstairs A large landing gives access to a corridor leading to a lounge, the bedrooms and the bathroom and shower rooms. The second floor, with a surface area of 137 m2, is in need of conversion. A 70 m2 garage provides parking for one or two cars. This magnificent, perfectly maintained chateau is ideally situated 15 minutes from Orléans city centre, 20 minutes from Orléans international airport and 15 minutes from a 27-hole golf course. Old version ECD. Property presented by Fabien FOUCHER - +33 (0)6 13 09 08 45 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Between Sologne and the Loire Valley, this magnificent 19th-century château is set in 12.88 hectares of wooded grounds and a lake. Located close to Orléans and 2 hours from Paris. This château offers potential living space of around 560 m2. The current living space is 324m2, with just one level of living space, the first floor still to be enhanced. The ground floor features a large entrance hall leading to the 163m2 living space on the ground floor. There is a large lounge, a small lounge and a dining room, all adorned with numerous mouldings and cornices. All these rooms benefit from generous amounts of natural light throughout the day. On the same level, there is a bedroom with its own bathroom, a kitchen and a study. On the 1st floor, a large landing gives access to a corridor leading to 6 bedrooms, bathrooms and toilets. The 2nd floor offers 6 bedrooms and storage space. This 13-bedroom property would suit a family as well as a commercial, events or hotel business. Price before tax: €1,263,000 - Net selling price: €1,200,000 (5% fee payable by the buyer) Property presented by Fabien FOUCHER - +33 (0)6 13 09 08 45 [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A restored 17th-century chateau and outhouses in four hectares of grounds, nestled in a village in France’s Centre Val-de-Loire region. The chateau was built in the 17th century. It is surrounded by woods and meadows. The feudal lords who lived here, one after the other, ran the place like a farm. The four-hectare property lies in the town centre. You reach it via a large iron gate. A long tree-lined driveway then leads up to the chateau. The grounds are entirely enclosed with an outer wall punctuated with several doorways. The town is very old. It was traditionally a place of stonecutters. The local quarries were used up to the early 20th century. The buildings on the property are made of Fay stone, which is light grey, are they are crowned with slate roofs. Their elevations are rendered. The property is organised around a range of buildings with different purposes. On the south side, there is the large main dwelling. Its windows are evenly spaced out in line with each other. A long wing adjoins it. This wing is now a guesthouse. There is also a dovecote and outbuildings. The structures are arranged around a gravel courtyard and a garden. On the north side, a vast area of tree-dotted parkland extends behind the chateau.

Tucked in the Sologne region, famous for its natural forests and lakes, close to the wine lands of Sancerre, we present this superbly preserved château dating from the 15th century, a family property in the heart of a peaceful old village with small shops and a small church. The estate benefits from three points of access with intercoms, including a tree-lined driveway leading to the impeccable Louis XIII style courtyard. The beautiful façades provide varying frontages: a robust quadrangular tower with trellis patterned brickwork, an ornate pepper pot tower, a cylindrical tower with conical roof, and various elevations pierced with numerous glazed openings, arranged to maximize light penetration. Edged with dry moats, the château rises in the middle of a landscaped romantic wooded park, entirely enclosed and bordered by a sleepy canal at the bottom of the hill. Dominating the vast lawn, a monumental tri-centenary Lebanese cedar tree harmoniously echoes the extensive scale of the château. A seperate French landscaped garden is set out between the remarkable vegetable garden, flower beds and river-side path, revealing the different facades of the building as one advances along the promenade. The château consists of a central volume framed by two asymmetrical wings, including an open-air gallery, with three floor-levels over the cellar. One enters on the ground level through a transversal vestibule with a staircase to the left. A first reception room leads towards a historic dining room with its opulent sixteenth-century Flanders leather wall screens - extremely rare - decorated with pewter and painted in relief. Also on this level : a regency-style library with sumptuous carved wood paneling, a smoking room, and other reception rooms overlook the sunny south-facing terrace. Upstairs, the staircase opens onto a gallery serving six bedrooms with views overlooking the river, four bathrooms and a storage wing. The second floor, lit by several ornate dormer windows, offers a further series of bedrooms and bathrooms. The attic level is kept clear : a series of open spaces maintained in perfect condition. The traditional timber frame is renovated natural slate fixed with stainless steel and interrupted with charming dormer windows. The cellar level covers an original layout including an extraordinary ancient ice room (with interesting transformation potential), used formerly to preserve the hunt of the estate. Elsewhere in the basement there are other spaces : a wine cellar, a central-heating boiler and new large-capacity water heater to service the château. The 17-hectare estate is surrounded by various brick pavilions, including the caretaker's house 150 m², vast stables and the old bovine shelter with its Philibert Delorme roof, garages, as well as an elegant 350m² guest house with swimming pool and private garden. Modular spaces for events are equipped with lighting, toilets and food preparation space (conforming to professional standards). Ideal for weddings (with private path to the village church at 200m), rallies, seminars, film shoots. Possibility to open the castle to the public for guided tours of historical rooms, with seasonal accommodation for a guide and boutique space at the visitors' entrance to the estate. Listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France, the exceptional architecture of this château, its memorable proportions, French-beamed ceilings, large open fireplaces, parquet floors, woodwork and natural light all bring to life this cherished pearl of Louis XIII architecture. It is a rare and authentic property which inspires history and heritage enthusiasts. Renovation work up to date and in perfect condition. There is no vis-à-vis or nuisance.

Tucked in the Sologne region, famous for its natural forests and lakes, close to the wine lands of Sancerre, we present this superbly preserved château dating from the 15th century, a family property in the heart of a peaceful old village with small shops and a small church. The estate benefits from three points of access with intercoms, including a tree-lined driveway leading to the impeccable Louis XIII style courtyard. The beautiful façades provide varying frontages: a robust quadrangular tower with trellis patterned brickwork, an ornate pepper pot tower, a cylindrical tower with conical roof, and various elevations pierced with numerous glazed openings, arranged to maximize light penetration. Edged with dry moats, the château rises in the middle of a landscaped romantic wooded park, entirely enclosed and bordered by a sleepy canal at the bottom of the hill. Dominating the vast lawn, a monumental tri-centenary Lebanese cedar tree harmoniously echoes the extensive scale of the château. A seperate French landscaped garden is set out between the remarkable vegetable garden, flower beds and river-side path, revealing the different facades of the building as one advances along the promenade. The château consists of a central volume framed by two asymmetrical wings, including an open-air gallery, with three floor-levels over the cellar. One enters on the ground level through a transversal vestibule with a staircase to the left. A first reception room leads towards a historic dining room with its opulent sixteenth-century Flanders leather wall screens - extremely rare - decorated with pewter and painted in relief. Also on this level : a regency-style library with sumptuous carved wood paneling, a smoking room, and other reception rooms overlook the sunny south-facing terrace. Upstairs, the staircase opens onto a gallery serving six bedrooms with views overlooking the river, four bathrooms and a storage wing. The second floor, lit by several ornate dormer windows, offers a further series of bedrooms and bathrooms. The attic level is kept clear : a series of open spaces maintained in perfect condition. The traditional timber frame is renovated natural slate fixed with stainless steel and interrupted with charming dormer windows. The cellar level covers an original layout including an extraordinary ancient ice room (with interesting transformation potential), used formerly to preserve the hunt of the estate. Elsewhere in the basement there are other spaces : a wine cellar, a central-heating boiler and new large-capacity water heater to service the château. The 17-hectare estate is surrounded by various brick pavilions, including the caretaker's house 150 m², vast stables and the old bovine shelter with its Philibert Delorme roof, garages, as well as an elegant 350m² guest house with swimming pool and private garden. Modular spaces for events are equipped with lighting, toilets and food preparation space (conforming to professional standards). Ideal for weddings (with private path to the village church at 200m), rallies, seminars, film shoots. Possibility to open the castle to the public for guided tours of historical rooms, with seasonal accommodation for a guide and boutique space at the visitors' entrance to the estate. Listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France, the exceptional architecture of this château, its memorable proportions, French-beamed ceilings, large open fireplaces, parquet floors, woodwork and natural light all bring to life this cherished pearl of Louis XIII architecture. It is a rare and authentic property which inspires history and heritage enthusiasts. Renovation work up to date and in perfect condition. There is no vis-à-vis or nuisance.

Detailed 100-page file by request. This remarkable ensemble is set between the Sologne, Sancerrois and Burgundy regions renowned for their historic landmarks and world-famous wines. It includes -A remarkable chateau dating originally from the 15th century and remodelled in the 17th century -Extensive outbuildings ideal for functions and guest accommodation -Elegant landscaped gardens based on original Renaissance plans -17 hectares of enclosed forest A majestic property with a remarkable architectural style, steeped in history and with great further potential. 1h50 from Paris by car, and with easy rail access.