castles for sale Manche, France

iad France - Guillaume Adjemian offers you: The life of a Château 15 minutes from Cherbourg - Historic residence with a 3.7 ha landscaped park. Only 15 minutes from Cherbourg, in the heart of Cotentin, this 18th-century château is set in a preserved natural environment, between tranquility, elegance, and history. Built in 1780 on former noble lands, it has traversed the centuries while retaining its authenticity. Its landscaped park, enriched with rare essences, provides a unique and intimate setting, complemented by an elegant pond.A character residence: Almost 415 m² of living space spread over 18 rooms: 6 bedrooms (possibility to create 4 additional ones), 3 shower rooms + 1 bathroom, 3 fully equipped new kitchens, indoor and outdoor reception areas. Generous volumes, beautiful ceiling height, and noble materials recently renovated.An exceptional park: Over 3.7 hectares of landscaped park without any overlooking, with a pond, offering a rare, calm, and preserved living environment.Comfort & amenities: Fiber optic, VMC, geothermal, garage, storage spaces, and relaxation area.A property with multiple uses: Main residence, family home, tourism or event project: a place suited to all your ambitions.Complete file available on request. Agency fees borne by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class D index 190 and CLIMATE class C index 12. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation to clear brush, are available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been written under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Guillaume Adjemian, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the CHERBOURG RSAC under number 929572584, holder of the property solicitation card on behalf of I@D France SAS.

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Wonderful chateau located on the outskirts of the town of Saint Lô, with a long paved driveway lined with chestnut trees and a wrought iron gate supported by two solid schist pillars. Nearby is a chapel and a 50 sqm outbuilding that serves as a garage and leads to a 100 sqm square tower. The 500 sqm chateau overlooks the Vire River. 1.5 ha park. The various buildings were constructed from schist rubble stone and covered with slate roofs. The ground floor Double wooden entrance door, stone-paved entrance hall, numerous small-paned windows protected by interior wooden shutters. A large reception room with a stone fireplace, with an office housed in the round tower. Large windows offer unobstructed views of the valley and the Vire River. A stone spiral staircase leads to the upper floors. Opposite the reception room is a bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a kitchen with a monumental fireplace featuring a curved lintel made of carved granite. Another living room with triple exposure is equipped with a stove. The floors are stone slabs, wide-plank parquet, old square terracotta tiles in the kitchen, or contemporary tiles in the living room. First floor The staircase leads to a spacious 59 sqm bedroom with a bathroom featuring high ceilings and small-paned wooden windows with interior shutters. A hallway leads to the four other bedrooms (ranging from 27 to 38 sqm) on this level and their bathrooms. All rooms have straight-plank parquet flooring, and some areas also feature square terracotta tiles. The second floor The attic level comprises three bedrooms with parquet flooring, ranging from 25 to 11 sqm, each with its own bathroom and cathedral ceiling. The cellars Accessible from the kitchen, a wide, straight stone staircase leads down to the cellars. Some rooms have been converted into a laundry room, boiler room, wine cellar, and toilets. The tower and outbuildings Comprising three levels, including an attic, it forms a tall square pavilion with a four-sided slate roof. An internal spiral staircase leads to three bedrooms ranging from 18 to 30 sqm. A fourth bedroom has been created on the first floor for people with reduced mobility. Another building, also made of schist rubble stone and covered with a slate roof, is used as a garage. On one side, a small extension is used for storage. The chapel Completely restored in 2000, it is now used as a concert and exhibition venue. The roof is made of slate with a bell tower. Inside, a fresco covers the plaster on the walls. The altar has been renovated, as has the white altarpiece. The grounds The park surrounding the chateau covers 1.5 hectares and includes a former tennis court, an orchard, and woods on the side of the valley. With its vast wooded park and outbuildings, the property is ideally located for visiting the center of Saint-Lô and the major tourist attractions of Normandy. Cadastral area: 1.52 hectares Main building area: 500 sqm Number of bedrooms: 10 Outbuilding area: 150 sqm, of which 100 sqm is converted A great opportunity for a tourist activity such as a hotel or bed and breakfast in a unique location steeped in history. A few kilometers from the D-Day beaches and historic sites of World War II. Sites listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments (ISMH). Caen is 30 minutes away, Granville 1 hour, and Paris 2.5 hours. Sale price of the property: €1,500,000 Seller's fees Energy rating: E Climate rating: C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,650 and €2,240 per year. Average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022, and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Superb château offering complete privacy, surrounded by more than eight hectares (twenty acres) of parkland, woodland and fields, yet located less than 15 minutes from the coast. Bright, modernised and arranged over four floors, this exceptional property comprises seventeen principal rooms, including at least eight bedrooms. Not registered as a Monument Historique (listed building). Offering over 400 m² of living space, the château features light-filled interiors with elegant proportions throughout. The reception rooms are spacious and impressive, providing an ideal setting for entertaining while maintaining a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The property includes a minimum of eight bedrooms, five bathrooms or shower rooms, and the potential to create an independent apartment on the garden level if desired. Original marble fireplaces, high ceilings, chandeliers, wood panelling, a magnificent oak staircase and period wooden flooring reflect the property's centuries-old heritage. At the same time, the heating system and utilities meet modern standards of comfort. The estate includes two outbuildings. The 115 m² carriage house benefits from electricity, water and its own septic system. Stairs lead to a large first-floor room that could be transformed into a stunning venue for events. The gatehouse, measuring approximately 25 m², offers further renovation potential. The château is surrounded by mature woodland, with a variety of trees including palm, magnolia, cherry, oak and beech. The rear garden features apple and walnut trees, while spectacular pink and purple wild rhododendrons border the grounds alongside an array of shrubs and flowering plants. A large ten-acre field with its own independent entrance, together with a smaller two-acre field, could be ideal for equestrian use or other animals. A particular highlight of the estate is the charming 19th-century greenhouse, with its curved glass roof, original chandelier, and climbing vines and roses. Given its size, condition and exceptional location close to the D-Day landing beaches, this remarkable estate could lend itself to a variety of residential, hospitality or event-based projects. Owning this residence means becoming the steward of an exceptional piece of Norman architectural heritage, situated in a remarkable region where French history, iconic landscapes and refined living come together. (4.90 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)