Castles for sale Saint-Nicolas-des-Bois, France

Rare - Beautiful property with : - a late 18th century early 19th century castle of approximately 420 m2 including on the ground floor a large entrance hall serving on the left a large dining room, on the right two living rooms, opposite a kitchen, a toilet. On the 1st floor, 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. On the 2nd floor, a large dormitory, a games room and a bedroom, a bathroom. - 5 outbuildings: a house with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom; an old construction in brick arcades used as a shed, a house to renovate with 2 rooms, storage room, shed and garage, two other buildings used as a cellar, laundry room, sheds, attics. All on 9.5 ha including 8 ha of grassland with 2 stalls and 6 boxes, 1 hour of parkland, vegetable garden and orchard. Contact: Anne VELLAY +33 (0)6 09 04 26 27 ENERGY CLASS: E - CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: €7,960 - €10,820 (energy price 2021).

At the heart of Perche, 2h from Paris, an iconic 16th and 17th-century historical monument estate, once the fief of the Governor of Bellême, perched on a commanding hill within a registered natural site, comprises a fortified castle dominated by its keep and five towers, surrounded by moats, overlooking a 16th-century manor with three towers and a renovated wing for receptions. The castle, with approximately 1,430 square meters of living space, features historic 18th-century salons on the ground floor, and on the upper level, eleven bedrooms with four bathrooms and a chapel. It is surrounded by various outbuildings: a manor for courtyard use, a pigeon house awaiting restoration, a caretaker's house, a kennel, barns, and more. The entire property, peacefully situated on approximately 42 hectar of land, including 18 hectar of woods and 14 hectar of open fields, boasts a delightful landscaped English garden enclosed by walls, featuring a beautiful orangery, greenhouses, a sheepfold, a certified cedar tree, and a pond. The castle, in good overall condition, has undergone high-quality restoration work while preserving its historical elements (woodwork, alcoves, parquet floors, fireplaces, etc.), all while enhancing comfort with modern amenities (heat pump, thermodynamic water heaters, partial double glazing, insulation, etc.). It also offers luxury features such as a heated swimming pool, a gym, an ERP room, and exceptional views. This estate is a rare example of a grand 17th-century castle in the Perche region, where the Grand Dauphin, shon of Louis XIV once came to hunt. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Ref. 3879 Norman 17th C. chateau and its outbuildings for sale at 135km from Paris The property is located in Normandy in the heart of the wooded region of the Pays d'Ouche which marks the departmental limits between the Eure and the Orne. It is in the middle of 'nowhere' in a very rural context that this elegant property, built nearly four centuries ago, stands out in a most natural setting, sheltered by a long tree-lined driveway that arouses curiosity and maintains the mystery to its end. A haven of peace if there ever was one, this property bears witness to this in the most beautiful way, without being cut off from modern life and its essential amenities that everyone can find in the nearby town, which is only a few minutes away (doctors, pharmacy, hospital, supermarkets, elementary school and college). The road and rail systems make it possible to escape from the capital in less than two hours, which makes any residential or holiday project possible. The chateau comprises a main body flanked by two square towers elegantly topped by a four-sided roof, with the return of a Mansard-style building that breaks the symmetry displayed while creating a warm and more intimate living area. The whole is in traditional flint covered with plaster with a brick chainwork of the openings. The property has 3 levels developing a living space of about 650 sqm distributed as follows: On the ground floor: central entrance adjoining a hall with staircase, serving on the left an office with alcove, living room with marble fireplace, parquet floor and molded ceiling to follow; bedroom in the tower. wc. Crossing gallery. To the right dining room with fireplace, kitchen, bedroom and hallway. Mansard wing with a second entrance with porch, various technical rooms (storerooms, vegetable room, electrical room), linen room, storeroom, wc. Office in gable. On the first floor: it is divided between a private part composed of 2 bedrooms, shower room, bathroom, dressing room, toilet, and a rental part serving 6 bedrooms, 5 of which with shower/bathroom/toilet and an independent shower room. On the second floor: a rental part including 2 bedrooms with shower room/bathroom/dressing room; bedroom. Independent shower room/wc. Crossing gallery ensuring a pleasant and functional distribution. 6 other rooms are waiting to be renovated, all water/electricity reservations being acquired. The property has no basement cellar but benefits from the presence of a crawl space. The ceiling heights are around 2.80m on the first floor. We will keep their original names adopted by the current owners: Le Verger: it is a long flint building adorned with bricks of about 500sqm renovated on 2 levels, topped with dormers and covered with flat tiles. This building was extended in 2009 in order to make it operational for weddings, seminars, conferences and accommodation. On the ground floor: reception room, catering kitchen/sanitary facilities for disabled persons/technical room/room/shower room/wc (for disabled persons). On the mezzanine: children's room and overhead projection room. On the first floor: bedroom with bathroom and toilet, dormitory with 8 beds, toilet for men and women. Le Fruitier: Building in flint under tile to renovate composed of cellar/fruitier and storeroom, surmounted by an attic. The Stable: Building in flint under slates including a double garage (2 cars), a technical room (Electricity and booster) / former stables. Attic on the whole (probable old housing of the coachman + storage of the fodder). The well: small elegant brick shelter with a 4-sided roof. A long avenue of about 350m leads to the front of the property, bordered on its left by a beautiful grassland where 2 horses are running and on its right by a vast parking lot (lit). The park is laid out in the English style, respecting the perspective from which the chateau benefits, and forming an embrace to a vast and very welcoming lawn. Numerous species, some of which are over a hundred years old, prevent any visual inconvenience due to the flatness of the land. We can see Sequoia, Ginkgo-Bilobas, acacia, cedar, beech, chestnut, pine, cherry tree, tulip tree, chestnut tree without forgetting the wisteria, Virginia creeper and other flowerbeds that enchant the facades. The orchard gathers some apple trees, cherry trees and mirabelle trees. A pretty pond collects the water purified by the mini biological station. The whole constitutes an entity of 5ha 66a without servitudes, nor any noise, visual or olfactory nuisances. The acquisition of an additional piece of land at the back of the property can be considered. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property. Cabinet LE NAIL - Basse-Normandie - Mr Eric DOSSEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20

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Normandy, in an unspoilt environment the Calvados department near renowned stud farms, this elegant chateau is set in about 1,3 hectares of grounds. Offering about 350 sqm of living space, it features superb period decorative features allying with more recent elements. 6 bedrooms. The property also features a 16th century dovecote, one convertible outbuilding, and a little water feature. Although some work may be deemed required, the ensemble is in good general condition, and oozes with authenticity and charm. 50-page file available on request.

Ref. 4055: EXCEPTIONAL 15th c. MANOR HOUSE LISTED AS A HISTORIC MONUMENT IN THE SARTHE. The manor is built in the Sarthe countryside in a peaceful and pleasant location about one kilometre from the village which provides the first services (bakery, grocery shop). It is accessed from this village by a small road on which a dirt road leads to the property. Le Mans, a dynamic university town 20 km away, offers a cultural life and all transport facilities. This region has become a refuge for Parisians who are in need of space but still want to be able to reach the capital easily. In addition, the proximity of the motorway star constituted by the A28 (Rouen-Bordeaux), A11 (Paris-Nantes) and A81 (Paris-Rennes) motorways offers easy prospects for getting away from it all or for family and friends to meet up. Extensive historical research, carried out on the initiative of the owners, has made it possible to retrace the history of this building, which was the centre of an important seigneury until the French Revolution. Originally part of the ancient province of Maine, La Poissonnière was a protected site, surrounded by marshes which man transformed into arable land which gradually formed a vast seigneurial reserve around the manor. In 1261, the first mention of the site is made in a deed between the chapter of the cathedral church of Saint-Julien du Mans and Jean de Luminier, in the presence of the lord of the fief of the same name. In 1393, Jeanne Cordeau, heiress of the fief, married Olivier I Moreau to whom she brought her estate as a dowry. In 1417, Olivier II Moreau married Agnès du Pont-Aubevoye. Their son Olivier III married Julienne de la Baussonnière in 1438 and Ambroise du Bouchet in 1453. Their eldest son, Jean I, became lord of the place. Although there is no author's opinion on this subject, the construction of the present manor house could be part of this period in the third quarter of the 15th century. However, it is possible that it was built by John I after his marriage in 1469. After his marriage in 1545 to Louise de Féchal, François I Moreau, grandson of Jean I, was summoned to prove that he was an officer of the King, a man-at-arms in the company of the Lord of Lude. Successive acknowledgements from the Kings of France prompted him to enlarge his residence and build a new oratory. For four centuries, the manor house remained in the family of the first owner, Jeanne Cordeau, and did not undergo any significant transformation.François II Moreau married in 1571. He lost his estate in 1597 but bought it back almost immediately by selling part of his land. He had his knighthood confirmed in 1622. The manor then passed to his son François III Moreau, who passed it on to his son René Moreau, who in 1689 was entered on the roll of the ban and the back ban of the seneschal of Maine. His son, Félix, inherited the estate and then passed it on to his son, Charles Félix. When he died, apparently in poverty and after a life of debauchery, in 1787, the manor was passed on to his sister who had married Louis-Joseph de Cacquerai de Beauclos. Their children sold the estate in the early 19th century to neighbouring owners. In 1804, the Cailleau family became the owners. Their last heir left the estate to her niece, Madame de La Vigerie, on her death in 1880. In 1895, the estate was divided and sold to farmers, the Le Breton and Pasquier families. Having become a simple farm, the manor house reached the 20th century in a very poor state of repair but with all its original authenticity, which has enabled the current owners, with the help of the historic monuments, to carry out an exceptional restoration. The Poissonnière manor house, typical of late 15th century Gothic architecture, is protected by a moat which can be crossed by a stone and wood standing bridge. The main façade of the manor house, facing east, is flanked by an octagonal turret containing the stone spiral staircase. Three bays of large mullioned windows topped by high dormer windows illuminate this façade. The structure has been carefully and completely restored. The interior remains to be fitted out. The exterior rendering reveals in places the roussard stone of which this manor house is built. It is set out on a rectangular plan 25.5 meters long and 9.5 meters wide and comprises two stories (approx. 200 sqm each) of three large main rooms topped by high attics. These rooms are decorated with monumental stone fireplaces and lit by large cushioned windows (stone benches). The ceilings are of French oak. Interesting and elegant stone carvings remain. A tower adjoining the south gable of the dwelling houses a rib-vaulted chapel. This chapel, which dates from the 16th century, has preserved some interesting frescoes. The ensemble has an impressive architectural quality, and all the decorative elements that could be saved have been restored. Outbuildings dating from the 17th century frame the courtyard and house : - a very comfortable dwelling house, carefully restored and used as the owners' home during the restoration of the manor. It comprises : . On the ground floor: a large tiled living room with kitchen, scullery, toilet and washbasin. . First floor: 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms with shower and wc. One of which forms a suite with its dressing room and office space. This dwelling is extended by a vast space currently used as a barn (90 sqm) and workshop, which the owners had planned to convert into a home. - Opposite the house is a pretty building that houses the boiler room, 2 large sheds (20 and 29 sqm) and a garage (33 sqm). - Various buildings used as sheds. With a surface area of 31.58 acres and crossed by a stream, the grounds provide the manor house with a pleasant environment. The woodlands of various species (approx. 5 ha), the courtyard with its moat, and the meadows that can accommodate horses (approx. 3 ha), provide a varied atmosphere, which, together with the surrounding countryside, form a beautiful setting for this architectural gem.

Nantes Sotheby's Realty presents near Le Mans a grand property featuring a Napoleon III style château and its extensive outbuildings nestled in the heart of an English-style park spanning over 8 hectares. Located just 21 minutes from the Le Mans racetracks and 4 km from a village with a train station connecting to Le Mans in just 13 minutes, the château boasts approximately 900 sqm of living space, including several reception rooms, a spacious 120 sqm hall with an impressive 4.5-meter ceiling height, 13 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms. The large annex with over 28 rooms also offers significant accommodation capacity. Other outbuildings, such as a 200 sqm hall, allow for various project possibilities. This unique estate with substantial guest accommodation near the Le Mans racetracks is a property of exceptional interest. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire such a historically significant property. Contact us today for more information.

Sole Agent. 80-page detailed file on request. This elegant 18th century chateau is located in the immediate vicinity of Le Mans, in the Sarthe department and the Pays de la Loire region. Remodelled in the late 19th century, it offers about 1220 sqm of living space on four floors (not counting the cellars and attics) which has been meticulously restored over the years by the current owners and is in excellent condition. The ground floor and basement comprise magnificent living and reception rooms (about 390 sqm in total), one of which boasts remarkable Louis XV style panelling. The upper floors comprise six bedrooms, two studies, a monumental library and five bathrooms. A 60 metre-long terrace is fully south-facing. Several outbuildings include a Mansart-style 2-bed guest pavilion, a 3-bed caretaker’s lodge, former stables, extensive garages, and an old blockhouse surrounded by leafy greenery. The near 9 hectares of parkland and elegant landscaped gardens are planted with mature trees and feature a pond, meadows and a woodland bridle path. In a beautiful environment benefiting from easy rail or road access from the capital, this superb property is perfectly maintained with no significant work required.

Magnificent château, set in 15 hectares of listed, landscaped grounds, on hillside with view of surrounding countryside. 15 km from Le Mans and TGV train station with journey time of 55 min. Easy access to all major roads. Château, which was built in 1844, comprises 700 sqm floor space with wonderfully preserved period features that have evolved over time, including fabulous 1930s Art deco style elements (mosaics by Isidore Odorico). Outbuildings, including old orangery converted to guest house and caretaker's accommodation. Energy class: NA/NA.

Ref.4257. Chateau for a professional activity with a family life near Le Mans (Sarthe department). Situated 15 kilometres from Le Mans town centre and all the economic, social, sporting and cultural activities that it has to offer, this chateau is nevertheless set in the countryside in a beautiful location, in the middle of its 136 acres (55 hectares) of land, meadows and woods, at the end of a long, straight avenue. The village has all the shops, schools, services and sporting activities you need to enjoy a vibrant local life. Excellent access of all kinds adds to the attractiveness of this beautiful location, ideal for a good business to boost. The property comprises a château, numerous outbuildings and a property complex. The large château was built around 1896, as evidenced by its architectural style, with exposed stonework and a roof as high as possible to give it a slender appearance. A basement underneath the entire building adds a little extra height. And the location chosen to build it adds to the effect, as it overlooks a valley at the back of the park. The basement underneath the entire building includes cellars, a pantry, a boiler room and an oil store. The raised ground floor includes a vestibule with the start of an oak baluster staircase and a mosaic floor, and distributes 3 reception rooms, most with their original décor (parquet flooring, fireplace, moulding, even wallpaper). They seat 95 people. A 90sqm reception room has been added to these reception areas. This is followed by the pantry, kitchen, storerooms and two rooms (offices) and toilets. First floor: 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and wc. Second floor: this level has been converted into a self-contained family home: entrance hall, kitchen, lounge, dining room, study, utility room, 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and wc. A goods lift connects the ground floor to the 2nd floor and access is also via the back stairway, which is wide enough for everyday use. Above, there is a vast attic under a roof frame. Each level has a floor surface area of approx. 250sqm. The layout is designed to accommodate both a professional activity and an independent family life. 1) A rental house restored around 2006-2007. Gas-fired central heating; living room with kitchen and fireplace with wood burner, 5 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, 2 wc and mezzanine. And its outbuilding. Surface area 135sqm. Rented since 02 september 2019 for €780 + €20 charges. 2) The rental house has been restored to a modern standard; a large living room with a kitchen area, a bedroom and upstairs 1 bedroom, a shower room and a mezzanine. Large volumes. French windows. Heat pump heating. Restoration work carried out around 2008 (approx.). Surface area of 140sqm. Courtyard, laundry room and garden. Diagnosis DPE 2023 classified in C. Start of lease 3 February 2024, rent 700 €. 3) The V-shaped outbuildings include 5 bedrooms with bathrooms, 2 of which were converted on the first floor in 2006. The rest of the building consists of garages, a former tack room, sheds and a workshop. Photovoltaic panels on part of the roof. 4) In the pavilion to the left of the entrance gate, a fire room for staff relaxation, and 4 bedrooms with bathrooms, converted in 2007. 5) The pavilion to the right of the entrance gate contains the hunting room and an upstairs room. These pavilions were built before the château. 6) The corner pavilion in the vegetable garden, used for storing equipment, comprises a cellar level (25 metres long, dug into the tufa) and 3 levels above. 7) A farm shed, built in 2002, covered in fibre cement, covering a surface area of 850sqm surrounded by concrete areas. 8) Various other sheds used in the 19th and 20th centuries to house pigs, poultry and cows. The land is hilly and has a stream running through it, which also feeds two lakes, one with a boathouse and an island. The land is well laid out around the buildings, protecting them. The walled vegetable garden includes a 6 x 16 m swimming pool heated by a heat pump. The land register shows : - 32.86 acres (13.3 hectares) of woodland, including the park woodland, of which 26.06 acres (10.55 hectares) is subject to a Plan Simple de Gestion, or Code de Bonne Pratique Sylvicole, to guarantee its sustainable management; - 5.68 acres (2.3 hectares) of paths and verges; - 1.06 acres (0.43 hectares) of ponds; - 14.57 acres (5.9 hectares of parkland; - And 85 acres (34.4 hectares) of land and meadows Total surface area of 136.80 acres (55 ha 36 a 32 ca). The 2 houses currently rented through written ongoing leases. The farmland is currently leased for 29 hectares, including part of the farm shed. The château, which is used for professional receptions and accommodation, is currently being booked for events that will depend on the buyer's objectives. This is a real property for those who want to combine a professional activity with a family life in the countryside and beautiful architecture, just a stone's throw from the town.

Ref.3829: Remarkable listed property for sale in upper Loire Valley. This beautiful château is set in outstanding listed parkland, on a hillside with far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The main shops and services are 4 km away. Le Mans, a regional metropolis, is 15 km away, with a TGV train station linking Paris in 55 minutes and easy access to all motorways. The château was built in 1844 in a Neo-Gothic style. Of reasonable proportions, it has preserved a remarkable original décor that has evolved over time, notably with the Art-Deco style (mosaics by Isidore Odorico) created in the 1930s. With approx. 700 sqm of living space, it comprises : - garden level: entrance, billiard room, 2 rooms, large vaulted kitchen, linen room and various small rooms. - on the raised ground floor: entrance hall, small and large lounges, study, library, dining room, pantry and kitchen area, toilet. A remarkable stairway with wrought iron banister leads to : - first floor: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + wc, 1 shower room + wc. - Second floor: 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1 shower room + wc. The outbuildings include : - Forming a U-shaped courtyard: garages for 3 cars, woodshed, porch, former stables, tack room, upstairs sheds, attic and artist's studio. - The former orangery has been converted into a guest house with a large lounge, kitchen, 2 bedrooms upstairs and 2 bathrooms, former bread oven. - A building used as a coach house with an old dwelling above. - Former caretaker's cottage built at the entrance to the property, this elegant brick and stone building comprises a living room, kitchen and bathroom. It comprises a living room, kitchen and bathroom and, upstairs, 3 bedrooms with sloping ceilings and a bathroom. The grounds comprise a beautiful English-style landscaped park created in 1873 by Edouard André and listed as a Monument Historique. The park stretches along the side of a hill and features a wide variety of monumental trees, including redwoods, cedars, ginko, lime, chestnut and acacia. The park features pathways and a pond, covering around 37,07 acres. The château, set on the edge of its promontory, dominates the plain and enjoys a superb view of the surrounding countryside.

Ref. 3871: Beautiful property with a strong performance potential for sale at 20km from Le Mans This property is built in a charming wooded park near a village and 20 km from Le Mans. At 4km there is a resource town (college, supermarket, bakery), with a TER station that reaches Le Mans in 13 minutes and Tours in 47 minutes. Access to the motorway is 6.5 km away. Le Mans has an excellent TGV station, Paris is 54 minutes away (16 connections per day), 1.5 hours from Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport, 3 hours from Lyon, 4 hours and 20 minutes from London and an excellent motorway network (Paris in 2.5 hours). Built in the 19th century and facing east-west, the castle is built of brick on a granite base and topped with a slate roof. With approx. 900 sqm (9,229 sq ft) of living space, it is distributed as follows: On the ground floor (ceiling height (HSP) 4.45 m): a large entrance hall, mosaic tiles, wooden stairway, a large dining room, herringbone parquet flooring, 2 fireplaces, a library, a lounge with wood panelling, kitchen, On the first floor (3.7 m high): 6 bedrooms, parquet flooring, 2 bathrooms with wc, a shower room with wc, kitchen, On the second floor (3.25 m high): 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, one with toilet, 3 shower rooms, 2 with toilet, separate toilet, In the attic, former staff rooms to be restored, Basement with former professional kitchen, boiler room, electrical cabinet, various other rooms  The outbuildings date from the 20th century and offer great potential for various activities. They include : In the extension of the chateau, to the south, a building housing : On the ground floor: 10 studio flats of 15 sqm to be refreshed, On the first floor: 17 bedrooms with 10 shower rooms; On the second floor: 5 studios with a small kitchen, In the extension, a kitchen with dining room, To the west, forming a sort of courtyard, a former gymnasium of 200 sqm, with gas heating, sanitary facilities and on part of a floor with a home cinema, An artist's studio on two levels, A circular building on two levels, housing a former bar and a billiard room, An office building of about 50 sqm, The castle is beautifully set in English-style parklands dotted with small wooded areas that give the property a rural character and a certain intimacy. To the west, an old walled vegetable garden of approx. 6,000 sqm (1.2 acres), entirely enclosed by walls, adorns the property, which spans a total surface area of 20 acres (8,14 hectares). We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

- RARE ESTATE OF 239 HECTARES - RENAISSANCE CHÂTEAU BUILT CIRCA 1570 REDECORATED IN THE 18TH CENTURY - CLASS MH - 239 HECTARES OF GROUP LAND AND WOODS PARTLY RENTED - INCLUDING APPROXIMATELY 40 FREE AGRICULTURAL HECTARES AND 80 HECTARES OF WOOD - A MILL AND THREE VILLAGES RENTED ES - BETWEEN LE MANS AND LAVAL - SARTHE - PAYS DE LA LOIRE. At the heart of its very rare 239 hectare estate, in its medieval enclosure of water moats, facing a very beautiful bridleway of centuries-old trees, this impressive Renaissance period castle built around 1570 was entirely redecorated in the 18th century by very beautiful woodwork decorations, Sarthe marble fireplaces, a row of lounges, 18th century bedrooms. Past the avenue, the bridge spanning the moat, and pillars decorated with fire pots, the castle and its L-shaped outbuildings display powerful Renaissance architecture, both on the main facade and on the outbuilding wing on the right, all punctuated by square corner pavilions at the ends of the facades. The main facade, made of large granite, is organized symmetrically and presents a very rich Renaissance architecture, decorated with pedimented dormer windows and fire pots. In the center, a square loggia staircase pavilion presents very rich Renaissance architecture inspired by Antiquity, detached columns in the round, cornices, consoles, Ionic capitals, dormer window, dome roof with lantern. The main access is via a straight staircase leading to the raised ground floor, it is decorated with a stone lion. The large wooden access door is very richly carved with napkin folds, medallions, arabesques, grotesques, twisted columns. The dormer windows and openings of the loggia pavilion have arched bays typical of the Renaissance. The interior has retained its Renaissance volumes redecorated in the 18th century. The loggia hall has a semi-circular vault, stone floor. The raised ground floor has a beautiful series of reception rooms. The dining room, crossing, is decorated with a very large and beautiful Renaissance fireplace decorated with an oval medallion, pilasters with Corinthian capitals, ceiling with beams and joists on stone corbels. Small living room, superb paneling, faux marble plinths, walls covered with 18th century neoclassical painted canvases in the style of Dugourc with a very rich repertoire of beaded friezes, arabesques, feathers, fruit baskets, reeds, ribbons, garlands, foliage; ceiling with beams and joists. Large living room, double doors in a row, very beautiful 18th century woodwork, Sarthe marble fireplace, plinths in the same color, terracotta floors, ceiling with beams and joists, superb view of the moat. Superb Renaissance volumes dressed in the 18th century. Superb and vast staircase with granite ramp, vaulted loggia landings. Upstairs, 10 rooms served by a corridor, some with very beautiful 18th century woodwork, Sarthe marble fireplaces, Regency trumeau, mythological scene painted canvas, terracotta floors. Empty part on the first floor directly under the frames, very beautiful Renaissance stone fireplaces, part formerly left raw, 18th century wooden window. Oratory. Certain parts of the 18th century door frames, 18th century interior doors. Corridor of terracotta tiles. In the return wing, a secondary stone staircase, ramp on ramp, independent apartment, kitchenette, very beautiful 18th century bedroom, fireplaces, joist beam ceiling, tiled floor, 5 bathrooms, 4 toilets; An empty pavilion on the pond side at the rear of the main facade. Common wing 2/3 empty on three levels following a fire at the beginning of the 20th century, metal frame. Empty corner pavilion. Half-level kitchen flush with the moat, Renaissance stone fireplace decorated with flowers. Water moats on a river. A mill on the edge of the moat and three villages (old farms) rented. An old collapsed dovecote. A walled vegetable garden. Protection Historic monument: Facades and roofs, staircase pavilions and loggia: Classified MH; the rest of the castle including the interiors: Listed MH. 239 hectares in total: including approximately 40 hectares of free agricultural land and 80 hectares of woodland, mainly hardwood, under a simple management plan, the rest in agricultural land rented under a rural lease. Price: 2,500,000 Euros agency fees included (including 4.76% agency fees payable by the buyer) Situation : - 2km from the first shops and services. - 10km from all shops and services. Train station, Paris at 1h45, by Le Mans 33 minutes. - 50km from Le Mans station, 50 minutes. - 238km from Paris, 2h35 by road. 43km from the A11 motorway. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Engel&Völkers Deauville introduce you: A castle of the 13th century in Normandy, this incredible property of 1200sqm full of history is divided in few parts A main part of 650sqm in a parc of 3.5ha with: A Ground floor: A spacious reception room, a living room, an office with library, a beautiful kitchen with dining room 1st floor: A large hallway, 4 bedrooms, independant toilet 2nd floor: A hallway, 3 bedrooms and a independant bathroom. 3rd floor: converted attic, 5 bedrooms A side wing is composed of 7 apartments with 2 guest rooms constituting rental income. An independant entrance with a vast beautiful artist studio. A opposite wing can be converted and is actually used as a garage The castle and the tower are listed historical monument. Huge potential for this property as a professional project or as a prestigious residence. No noise pollution or visual nuisance. ECD: E (327); GGA: E (39) Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

The property is located in Normandy in the heart of the wooded Pays d'Ouche region, which marks the boundary between the departments of Eure and Orne. Set in the heart of 6 hectares of parklands, with no nuisances whatsoever, this property benefits from a totally unspoilt environment. A 350-metre long tree-lined driveway leads to the Château, bordered on the left by beautiful grassland and on the right by a vast car park for guests. The chateau comprises a main building flanked by two wings with square towers and a four-slope slate roof, The property comprises 3 levels with approx. 650 m² of living space. The castle offers the possibility of 14 bedrooms between the first and second floors. Some of these are in need of renovation. Numerous outbuildings complete the property. Le Verger (the orchard) is a long building of approx. 500 m², renovated over 2 levels. This building is used for events (weddings, seminars, conferences, etc.). Le Fruitier, a flint and tile building in need of renovation, comprising a cellar, a fruit room and a storeroom, topped by an attic. L'Ecurie, a flint building with slate roof, comprising a double garage and a machine room. The well, a small brick shelter with a 4-sloped roof. This property has undergone extensive renovation work over the last fifteen years or so for commercial purposes, in order to accommodate events and the public. It now meets a number of mandatory ERP standards. The property is ideally suited to a charming hotel business, bed and breakfast, and of course to all kinds of events such as weddings, seminars, etc. The additional acquisition of the neighbouring farm with several hectares of grassland will also enable the creation of an equestrian estate, or even a small stud farm. @Credit photos Julien Tragin Photographe

Ref.3967 : French chateau for sale in Normandy. This fine and handsome listed chateau is found in the perche region, famous for its rolling hills and 1h30 from Paris and 10 mins away from a town with all services including a train link to Paris. This beautiful chateau was built between 1604 and 1620, then in the 18th century, an elegant broodmare called La Jumenterie was added. Of Classical rectangular style, the Château is accesed by a monumental wrought Iron entrance. The three-floored building has an annex at right angles, a fine outbuilding courtyard crowned by the broodmare station with its horsehead sculptures and adorned with its orangerie, dovecote and a rectangular basin. The château has approximately 880sqm construction, and is composed of : Ground floor : At the left of the main entrance a monumental wooden staircase, two salons with chimneys whose windows face north/south that render fine luminous views of the park. To the right of the entrance a salon with chimney and a spacious kitchen with fireplace lead up to the annex with a room facing east/west. Cedar and oak wood panneling match the exquisite double glazed window frames with blinds all along the length of the passages and rooms. First floor : To the right of the magnificent staircase one moves along the south facing corridor past a chapel room to a grand salon, all cedar panelled. A small forged iron south facing balcony donns fine views as far as the eye can see. To the left, two spacious rooms with bathrooms, as well as extra wc amenities with washbasins cover the length of the building. The annex, at the extreme east of the Château, offres an bedroom. Second floor, The same mangificent staircase continues to the third level, where four large bedrooms each with an ensuite bathroom and double washbasins have been cleverly fashioned, each sporting beautifully restored roof beams. Bulls-eye windows add to the charm of this floor. An additional room again is found at the end of the corridor in the annex. The whole property has night spotlight illumination that ehnances its charm. The outbuildings comprise : The Jumenterie has been fully renovated, Consisting of 480sqm floorspace, it has two salons, one with vast french windows with a wooden staircase that leads to the rooms above. The second salon has kitchen amenities. The stables, also on the ground level have great potential for other use. The first floor has been completely redone into six rooms, all with ensuite bathrooms and double washbasins. Heating is fully electric, with individual sanitation. All windows are double glazed. The gatekeeper’s house has three bedrooms, a fine salon with chimney and kitchen. Fully restored as the rest of the château, and has approximately 140sqm floorspace. Another house of approximately 110sqm in the oubuildings has a salon, kitchen, and two bedrooms on the upper floor. The outbuildings also consist of large barns with excellent potential for hosting events and or adding new rooms. Modern stables including a saddle room, and a swimming pool (in need of refurbishment) are found to the east of the Château. The property has 56.83 acres (23 hectares) of land, comprising of a pleasant english styled park, woods and fields. Oak, cedars of Lebanon, beech and yew trees adorn the landscape. The rolling hills of the Perche region provide pleasing and restful views as far as the eye can see. Cabinet LE NAIL – Centre - Eure et Loir – M. Ernesto SORIA : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail ( www.cabinetlenail.com/en/ ) to browse our latest listings or find out more about this property.

Could this elegant chateau in La Haye St Sylvestre (near Orbec) become your new home? Take a look at this charming property for sale. The property benefits from scenic clear views overlooking a park. The chateau offers a living area of 800 sq. m. South-western exposure: great lighting throughout the day. It also has a kitchen. Extra amenities include a caretaker's house. We love its wonderful natural light, its brightness and its good condition.

Fully renovated 17th/19th century castle on approximately 2 hectares of private grounds with a pond. Barn and garage. Dovecote. Two hours from Paris and 40 minutes from Deauville.