castles for sale Nièvre, France

15th, 16th and 19th century castle with outbuildings on approx. 25ha of land Between river and canal, perfectly preserved from any nuisance in its green setting, this property is located less than 5 minutes from a town with all amenities of around 1600 inhabitants. It extends on a little over 25ha including the park of the Château, a small wooded area and around 22ha of farmland. The Château of approximately 850m² of living space on 3 levels comprises 28 rooms including 14 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. There are still many original elements despite a comfort restoration between 1992 and 2005. A caretaker's house of around 75m² with 2 bedrooms, a barn, an ISMH registered dovecote and a swimming pool adorn this property. Sole agent. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

In the south of Nièvre, Empire-style château, former property of Maréchal de Vauban and later vacation residence of King Louis XVI, built in the 17th century, two towers were added in the 18th century. With a surface area of 583 m², it comprises some fifteen main rooms, including 8 bedrooms and six private bathrooms.... Parkland of approx. 12.6 ha, comprising a natural forest, meadows and two lakes. Outbuildings, a large common, 4 horse stalls, quarry, swimming pool and tennis court. Energy class : F Climate class : F Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €14.660 and €19.880 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class F. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Situated 2h00 from Paris, this 16th century château features several buildings set around a courtyard of honor, in a 3ha 81a 86ca estate. - In the center, the chateau offers 225m² of living space on one level, including a beautiful 70m² reception room, a kitchen opening onto a dining room and 4 bedrooms. - To the west is a farmhouse inn of approx. 230m², currently used as an 80m² restaurant, topped by an 80m² dwelling comprising 2 bedrooms and an office on the 1st floor. It marks the entrance to the estate. - To the north, a 265m² barn with porch, formerly a farm building, now houses a boule court, garages, storeroom, cheese dairy, etc. - To the south, a long building in three adjoining sections houses a hangar/workshop, a guest house (4 guest rooms) and a self-catering cottage (92m² with a 41m² living room and two bedrooms upstairs). - To the rear of this building, a vast covered courtyard partly protects the large, secure swimming pool terrace. - To the east, a large 19th-century porch barn (formerly a farmhouse) of 411m2 closes the courtyard. Small outbuildings such as the boiler room, sheds, garages, hen houses, etc. adjoin the various buildings. A walled vegetable garden lies to the south-west of the courtyard, near the entrance. The 3.8-hectare parkland consists of open meadowland. This property combines perfect private enjoyment with commercial activity in unspoilt, rolling countryside. DPE château: Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,170 and €4,360 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Sumptuous fully restored listed property on 7 hectares perched on a rocky peak with a view of the Canal du Nivernais and the rolling countryside. Located just 2.5 hours from Paris via the A6 and A77 motorways in the Burgundy region. English-style gardens, where the undulating size of the boxwood responds with humour to the surrounding countryside and recalls the hedges of Bazois. Totalling approximately 2900 sq.m of floor space, the property includes a castle dating from the 13th and 15th centuries with a mediaeval entrance which reveals an authentic interior transporting us back in time and offering sumptuous reception rooms with monumental fireplaces, Burgundy stone or parquet flooring, ribbed or coffered ceilings, boudoirs and hidden rooms. Large kitchens, dining rooms and a magnificent 13th century cellar. An elevator serving the first two upstairs floors adds a delicate touch of modernity. On the first floor, there is a series of lounges. 15 bedrooms with private bathrooms and contemporary WCs, each offering remarkable views. Slightly set back hidden behind pruned boxwoods, a delightful defence tower overlooks the village and the valley. Converted into accommodation, it offers a gentle blend of modernity and authenticity. The second castle dating from the 17th century presents a main entrance opening onto a large living room, a sumptuous reception room with large French windows opening onto two terraces, plus a living room with bar and fireplace, a kitchen and a hammam. On the upper floors, you will find meeting rooms, lounges / home gym, a private apartment and four suites with bathrooms, showers and toilets. Outside, there is a magnificent heated outdoor swimming pool. Located below on the peaceful banks of the Canal du Nivernais, accessible by an underground passage, there is a magnificent orangery dating from the end of the 17th century as well as a greenhouse, geometric ponds, a vegetable garden and a heliport. A remarkable property steeped in history.

Burgundy, Nièvre, 3 hours from Paris or 2 hours 15 minutes from LYON, between Nevers and Moulins, splendid 19th century property steeped in history, composed of a bourgeois residence (former castle) of 320 m2 of living space with outbuildings, towers and chapel on a park and an avenue planted with century-old trees; of more than 1.9 hectares. Very bright, it is arranged as follows: on the ground floor, large entrance hall which serves on both sides a very beautiful dining room/living room of 51 m2, a living room of 30 m2 with ceiling the French kitchen and beautiful fireplace, an equipped kitchen of 21 m2 opening onto a very large terrace of 80 m2 facing south, an adjoining pantry, separate toilets and a very office/bedroom with fireplace and Burgundy tiles of 26 m2 benefiting from direct access to the outside. A beautiful wooden staircase leads to 6 large bedrooms including a master suite, 2 bathrooms, toilets and a large games room. On the top floor, convertible attics offer great potential of 90 m2. This residence on three levels benefits from cellars, a very large garage of more than 80 m2 and a technical room. Roof in good condition. A well, a pyre, a tower and a chapel complete this exceptional property. Close to all amenities: schools, shops, train station... This splendid property with a perfectly preserved style could be suitable for many projects. Possibility of creating a B&B activity, gites, ideal as a family home. Possibility of acquiring adjoining pastures with an area of 10 ha in addition to the price. Contact Christelle Devillard Mosnier

In the centre of the Nièvre, after a long drive along a forest road, this 18th century castle is relatively isolated on a hillside. With a surface area of approx. 430 m² (4,305 sq ft), it comprises 13 main rooms including 9 bedrooms. Beautiful period features: wood panelling, stone paving, parquet flooring, fireplaces, etc. Very luminous. Numerous 17th century outbuildings. This estate of approx. 8 hectares (26 acres) comprises 4 hectares (15 acres) of woods, 3 hectares (9 acres) of meadows and a 8,000 m² (1.5 acres) pond. Renovation works are to be expected Energy class: F Climate class : F Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €9.050 and €12.310 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class F. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

An impressive 18th century chateau, with garden, outbuilding and 5 hectares of grounds between Puisaye and Morvan in the Nièvre region. Set on the edge of a hamlet, the property is accessed via a small road which leads across a discreet bridge over a stream to the entrance gate. Hidden behind tall trees, the main dwelling can only be made out after entering the garden. Adjacent to the entrance, there is a building containing the caretaker's accommodation, which is extended by a section used for agricultural purposes. A peaceful stream runs through the grounds. Probably owned by local dignitaries from the 15th century onwards, the property was later inhabited by one of Louis XVI's bodyguards. However, the most famous resident was a French Major General during the Revolution and the First Empire, who carried out extensive renovation work.

Sumptuous fully restored listed property on 7 hectares perched on a rocky peak with a view of the Canal du Nivernais and the rolling countryside. Located just 2.5 hours from Paris via the A6 and A77 motorways in the Burgundy region. English-style gardens, where the undulating size of the boxwood responds with humour to the surrounding countryside and recalls the hedges of Bazois. Totalling approximately 2900 sq.m of floor space, the property includes a castle dating from the 13th and 15th centuries with a mediaeval entrance which reveals an authentic interior transporting us back in time and offering sumptuous reception rooms with monumental fireplaces, Burgundy stone or parquet flooring, ribbed or coffered ceilings, boudoirs and hidden rooms. Large kitchens, dining rooms and a magnificent 13th century cellar. An elevator serving the first two upstairs floors adds a delicate touch of modernity. On the first floor, there is a series of lounges. 15 bedrooms with private bathrooms and contemporary WCs, each offering remarkable views. Slightly set back hidden behind pruned boxwoods, a delightful defence tower overlooks the village and the valley. Converted into accommodation, it offers a gentle blend of modernity and authenticity. The second castle dating from the 17th century presents a main entrance opening onto a large living room, a sumptuous reception room with large French windows opening onto two terraces, plus a living room with bar and fireplace, a kitchen and a hammam. On the upper floors, you will find meeting rooms, lounges / home gym, a private apartment and four suites with bathrooms, showers and toilets. Outside, there is a magnificent heated outdoor swimming pool. Located below on the peaceful banks of the Canal du Nivernais, accessible by an underground passage, there is a magnificent orangery dating from the end of the 17th century as well as a greenhouse, geometric ponds, a vegetable garden and a heliport. A remarkable property steeped in history.

A château and its grounds full of ancient trees bordered by a river 1 5 hours away from Paris, close to the River Loire in Burgundy. The main access is from the road via a private lane. After passing through an automatic double wrought-iron gate, we find the early 19th century property. The property is completely enclosed by vegetation and not overlooked. The garden is planted with a variety of different species and the grounds filled with century-old trees are bordered by a river for around 60 metres. Stone steps lead up to the terrace at the back of the château. A two-car garage extends out from the building.

An occupied 18th century chateau surrounded by wooded grounds and a river, in the Nièvre region 2 hours from Paris. Off one of the town's many cobbled alleyways, a double wrought-iron gate serves as the main entrance, framed by a porch with half-timbered walls and beams that bear witness to the age of the property. This leads first to the courtyard of the outbuildings, followed by the main courtyard in front of the main residence. There is another entrance from the street, through a monumental wooden double carriage gate, leading to the courtyard of the main dwelling, embellished by two large white magnolias and other green plants. The chateau comprises a group of old residential buildings, including a street section linked by a wing at right angles that borders the inner courtyard of the main building. The three-storey main building displays classical, symmetrical style and is topped by a slate hip roof with œil-de-bœuf dormers and ridge finials. Its lime-rendered rubble masonry facades are enhanced by dressed stone corner quoins, stringcourses and a triangular pediment with an oeil-de-bœuf in the central section. Seven bays of large-paned windows, fitted with solid or louvered shutters, let the light flood into the residence. Once you have crossed the main courtyard dotted with box hedges and mature rose bushes, a flight of three approach steps leads up to the entrance of the building. The grounds in front of the residence are entirely enclosed by walls and planted with various tall and ornamental species of trees. A small private wooden bridge crosses the water feature and connects to a former orangery and a vegetable patch with a greenhouse. Finally, an opening in the perimeter wall provides direct access to the town.