castles for sale Gontaud-de-Nogaret, France

18th century château in need of restoration, approx. 1,100 m², 22 main rooms including spacious reception rooms, 7 bedrooms, former dwelling including 4 bedrooms, former stables, orangery and outbuildings. 42 ha. In the heart of the Lot-et-Garonne region, close to all amenities, in a peaceful setting, this south-facing chateau features a U-shaped main building and outbuilding wings. The roofs, roofing frameworks and joinery have all undergone a first phase of renovation. The existing layout means that conversion can be envisaged without any major alterations. This 42-hectare property overlooking the banks of the River Lot is just 1 hour 15 minutes from Bordeaux. Fees at seller's expense. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Exclusive 10-hectare estate comprising : - a fully restored manor house of 660 m2, built in the 17th century with alterations in the 18th and 19th centuries, - a guest house, - a caretaker's cottage of 180 m2, [as an option, for €300,000, a 25-hectare farm leased with farm buildings requiring complete restoration: house, shed and tobacco drying shed, swimming pool]. The manor house, a large stone house, has 8 bedrooms, 2 lounges, 2 dining rooms, 4 bathrooms and 2 shower rooms over 3 stories. The wing houses : - a barn that can be used as a garage for several vehicles or as a reception room, - a workshop, - a flat with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. 2 terraces, one of which is covered, a herb garden, a vegetable garden, an orchard and a dovecote. Swimming pool and tennis court. Fees at seller's expense. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €14,040 and €19,050 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

Located close to the charming village of Samazan, this magnificent stone château immediately captivates with its harmonious architecture and sun-drenched façades. The property is surrounded by approximately 12.4 hectares of mature parkland, accessed through a long private driveway that leads to an impressive inner courtyard a grand introduction to this remarkable estate. Upon entering, the refined and welcoming atmosphere is unmistakable. Original features, generous light-filled openings, and beautiful views across the park create an elegant and timeless setting. The succession of reception rooms highlights the château's authenticity: multiple salons with preserved period features such as ornate mouldings, exposed beams, original stone fireplaces, terracotta floors and fine antique parquet. Large trumeau mirrors further enhance the sense of sophistication. The night quarters include eight spacious bedrooms, two of which are located on the ground floor. The east wing hosts a superb three-room master suite arranged in enfilade, offering privacy and comfort. One of the most extraordinary features of the property lies on the upper floor: a spectacular, fully renovated reception hall showcasing a stunning exposed-beam cathedral ceiling. This exceptional space is ideal for creative pursuits, private events, seminars, weddings or any luxury hospitality project. The château's left wing offers additional development potential, with the possibility of creating further guest suites or additional reception and entertainment areas, making it perfectly suited for a high-end commercial activity. Blending elegance, character and remarkable volumes, this outstanding estate is an extremely rare opportunity, ideal as a prestigious private residence, an exclusive event venue or a sophisticated hospitality venture.

A partly restored 18th-century dwelling and 16th-century lodge surrounding their courtyard, set in grounds of around 4 ha with swimming pool, spring and stream in Lot-et-Garonne. The property forms a group of buildings including a rectangular manor house centred on its inner courtyard, surrounded by grounds of approx. 4 ha comprising mixed woodland, meadows and a small valley, and featuring a renowned spring. Beyond the boundaries of the estate, the surroundings might seem rather unattractive to some - given the presence of greenhouses and farm buildings. However, these structures are forgotten as soon as you follow a long driveway lined with majestic umbrella pines and enter the heart of the property. Built over the course of several centuries, the dwelling is made up of a number of different sections and interconnected inside and out. The dressed stone building is predominantly one storey high, with one section comprising two upper floors above a garden level. It includes an 18th century main building, a 16th century lodge and a former winery, following on from one another harmoniously. They are arranged around an enclosed courtyard with a central well, which is accessed from the outside via a porch. While the residence has undergone many alterations since at least the 16th century, it has recently been partially restored to continue its long history. All the buildings have been re-roofed: the 18th-century dwelling with slate and monk-and-nun tiles, the 16th-century pavilion with flat tiles and the winery with monk-and-nun tiles. In addition, a new micro wastewater treatment plant, a drainage system around the buildings, a new mains drinking water supply and electrical wiring up to the entrance to the property have been installed. Finally, the surrounding area has also been cleaned up.

iad France - Madeleine De Marignan offers you: Sublime Exceptional Property in Fargues-sur-Ourbise - A former fortified castle remodeled in the 18th century and renovated in 2023. Adjacent to a charming and bright house, formerly a barn of the castle, attached to the North-West tower, and transformed into a dwelling in 2000. The property is set on a wooded area with approximately 1,400 truffle oaks, a pond, and meadows.This restored castle is a true rare gem, offering an exceptional living environment on a 35-hectare grounds. Built at the end of the Middle Ages and tastefully renovated, this residence has a living area of 616 m² spread over 3 levels, contiguous to a more recent house of 205 m². It offers a total of 16 rooms, including 10 spacious bedrooms, 4 shower rooms, 5 bathrooms, and 11 toilets for unparalleled comfort.The Château and the house benefit from a well-thought-out distribution, with equipped kitchens, spacious lounges, vast terraces offering stunning views of the surrounding nature, and a basement of the Château that can be developed to meet all your needs in terms of space and storage.The outdoor facilities are not to be overlooked, with a private swimming pool, ideal for refreshing on hot summer days, as well as three terraces to enjoy long evenings with family or friends. Individual heating with fuel and multiple fireplaces ensures a pleasant warmth in all seasons. Very little work is needed, consisting of shutters to be repainted and some to be renovated on the castle part.It will appeal to lovers of open spaces, tranquility, and comfort. A rare opportunity not to be missed!Contact us now to arrange a visit and discover this splendid residence steeped in history.Agency fees to be borne by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class D index 247 and CLIMATE class D index 48. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal requirement for land clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been written under the editorial responsibility of Ms. Madeleine De Marignan, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the RSAC of AUCH under number 811884048, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located near the bastide town of Monségur, the village of Duras, and approximately one hour from Bordeaux and its airport, this rare property stands on the foundations of a former medieval castle, of which it still retains many original features. Surrounded by moats and accessed via an old bridge, the building clearly reflects its defensive past. The entire lower structure dates back to the medieval period, reinforcing the authenticity and historical character of the property. Beyond the gate, a tree-filled garden with mature trees provides shade and a peaceful atmosphere. A stone well is also present, recalling the site’s historical use. Inside, the house combines period features with noble materials. The spacious kitchen is fitted with solid wood and enhanced by a period fireplace. The reception room stands out with its impressive ceiling height, exposed timber framework, and stone fireplace. It is further enhanced by a finely crafted wooden staircase of generous proportions, adding to the character of the space. Terracotta floor tiles reinforce the authenticity of the interior. A more intimate lounge completes this area and includes an old bread oven, another reminder of the property's past. The sleeping area is divided into two separate sections, one on the ground floor and the other upstairs, offering a total of five bedrooms. One features oak paneling and a stone fireplace, while others retain stone walls and exposed beams. A bathroom and two shower rooms complete the layout. A storage room and an attic offer additional potential for development. Outside, the swimming pool is surrounded by several terraces, two of which are covered, one resting on stone pillars. Overall, this is a rare property with strong historical significance, offering the unique opportunity to own a place of such antiquity—a true witness to the past and to heritage.

This magnificent chateau is ideally located about 1 hour from Bordeaux and Bergerac airports (or about 20 minutes by helicopter)   With its sublime panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards, orchards and meadows , this property of 9.5 hectares benefits from a privileged location, calm and not overlooked. With these period features, the building has retained its historic charm while having been renovated with beautiful finishes offering all the modern comforts.   The chateau includes 2 large living rooms, a dining room, a breakfast room, a bar, 7 bedrooms with bathrooms/showers, a kitchen and many other rooms. The property also has numerous outbuildings with stables, 9 car garage, a gym, offices, a workshop, cleaning and storage facilities, and a swimming pool 12m x 6m.   A gite currently used as a caretaker's house and which consists of a kitchen/dining room, a living room, a laundry room, 3 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms/showers completes this set. It is also possible to purchase an additional 20 hectares of pasture.

An estate to be restored, with outbuildings and 4.5 hectares of meadows and vines, 45 minutes from Bordeaux, on the outskirts of a village in the Gironde area. The estate is located in the heights of the village of which it is part, near to a street that runs past it. However, it is sufficiently far from any form of noise pollution. An earthen drive running past an hedge of hornbeams leads directly to it. The property is not fenced or walled, which would be superfluous, given the location set back from the road, the natural protective screen formed by the vineyards as well as the peace and quiet of the area. It is located in a semi-rural area, on mainly flat land, as is the case for the surrounding villages, standing between the Garonne River and its canal. This massive and noble stone residence with a tiled roof can be seen from the road, partially hidden by the estate’s rows of vines. It is made up of a rectangular main building with an adjoining, one-storey outbuilding set at a right angle to it, to the right-hand side of the house, on the eastern side, which is used as a store and a garage. Opposite, a hut houses the water pumping system, very near to the well. The grounds, including several hundred-year-old trees and notably a cedar planted in 1875 as well as copses of more recently planted shrubs, is made up of lawns stretching from the walls of the house to the vines to the northeastern side of the property. They account for approximately a third of the 4.3-hectare estate. The rest is made up of two plots of cultivated vines, separated by a tarmac road. The property has been in the same family since 1844 and is a recognised element of the region’s heritage, as proved by its classification as a picturesque site for the last 50 years by the local authorities.