castles with pool for sale Languedoc Roussillon, France (page 2)

This unique offer includes the completely rebuilt and renovated Château de Saint Martin de Toques, considered to be the only fully reconstructed and privately owned Catharic castle. The 91-hectare property also features a semi-restored farmhouse with 10 residential units and an old wine cellar, 16 hectares of agricultural land, a tennis court, and a helipad. The castle provides 856 square meters of living space, including 8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a dining/living room, a casino/living room, a kitchen, two wine cellars, a laundry room, a swimming pool, and a Roman chapel surrounded by a charming garden. Almost every room along with several roof terraces offers spectacular views over the beautiful surrounding nature. The enchanting courtyard guarantees a high level of privacy, and on clear days a perfect view of the Pyrenees mountains. The castle was restored from ruins over 25 years ago, maintaining historical accuracy while integrating modern amenities discreetly. Antique materials and fixtures were sourced globally to ensure authenticity. On the contrary, there are modern comforts, including electric underfloor heating, hidden light switches, soft mood lighting, and an elevator hidden in a stone tower. The farmhouse contains up to 10 apartments, 2 of which have recently been completely renovated and furnished and were rented out to vacation guests. Five other housing units are still being renovated at the moment. This meticulously restored Catharic castle seamlessly integrates historical authenticity with modern luxury, making it perfect for a unique residence or a high-end rental opportunity.

Ideally located near Carcassonne, at the entrance of the Corbières, at the foot of the Alaric mountains, the castle is located in the heart of a small village of the Aude easily accessible. The estate includes the castle and its outbuildings for a total surface of about 3500 m2. The hotel has more than 25 rooms, a restaurant and a complete set of facilities to enhance your stay. Complete file on request. Property presented by BARNES Occitanie Eric PERENCHIO +33 (0)6 08 47 44 57 [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

SOLE AGENT .Nestled in the heart of a region renowned for its exceptional cultural heritage, this château is located in the south of France, between the charming towns of Uzès, Alès, and Nîmes. Benefiting from a generous Mediterranean climate and absolute tranquility, this property offers an idyllic and sunny living environment. Ideally located, Montpellier airport is only 75 km away and the Nîmes TGV station is 35 km away, facilitating access to major French and European cities. This sumptuous property, dating from the 16th century, spans 3.6 hectares of carefully landscaped forest and gardens, bordered by a river at the lower end. With 1550 m² of buildings, this Renaissance château is an invitation to discovery. Passing through a magnificent wrought iron gate, one accesses 840 m² of living space, including two towers topped with pepper pot roofs and an orangery to restore. The grand vaulted entrance with a magnificent stone staircase adds a touch of nobility. Two living rooms and a dining room with 4-meter high coffered ceilings all open directly onto the gardens. The kitchen, adorned with a gothic-style cross-ribbed vault and a large fireplace, is one of the oldest rooms in the château. It is complemented by a pantry, a cold room, a suite of 7 bedrooms, an office, a dressing room, and 5 bathrooms, as well as 105 m² of game rooms with exposed beams and terraces. Two swimming pools, an indoor heated pool and an outdoor infinity pool, an orangery overlooking the gardens and the possibility of creating completely independent spaces accessible via one of the towers and its magnificent spiral staircase, enhance this exceptional setting. The outbuildings and workshops, covering an area of 450 m², include a semi-buried vaulted cellar of over 100 m², ideal for wine lovers. A vaulted gate leads directly to the neighboring village and its church. A 120 m² house, adjoining the château from the first floor and under renovation, can serve as accommodation for the caretaker. Finally, practical installations include a water tower, three water recovery basins with a capacity of 450 m³, a garage, shelters for 4 to 5 cars, a riverside relaxation area to recreate, oil heating, a kitchen equipped with professional appliances, and several terraces, one with a jacuzzi. What we think: This château is a true historical gem, offering a harmonious blend of old-world charm and modern comfort. Its Renaissance architecture and numerous authentic details will captivate lovers of history and heritage. The vast area and layout of the rooms make it an ideal place for sumptuous receptions, events, or simply a château lifestyle. The multiple outbuildings and spaces to be developed offer incredible potential to personalize this estate according to your desires. Its privileged geographical location, close to major cities and transport, makes it an exceptional property that is just waiting to be rediscovered and appreciated.

LOCATION: Nestled on a majestic rocky spur overlooking the Rhône valley, this neo-medieval château, built in 1899, faces the Mont Ventoux and offers breathtaking panoramic views over no less than five départements. You're just 50 kilometers from Avignon, the city of the Popes, and the ducal city of Uzès, the very first Duchy of France. A strategic location for the Provencal way of life, while enjoying absolute peace and quiet. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) Access is via a private road leading to a fortified enclosure, surrounded by its own private forest and bordered by an imposing cliff. You're on unspoilt ground, out of sight, in an oasis of serenity. This property is an invitation to history and elegance. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: The château itself offers around 400 square meters of living space for 640m2 of built area, an architectural marvel where every stone tells a story. You'll be dazzled by the living room with its fireplace, the dining room and reception room, the French ceilings and the kitchen with its own fireplace. So many reception areas to create unforgettable memories. The château has 3 living/dining rooms, 7 bedrooms, including a vast 52m2 office-library with terrace, offering the possibility of customizing its use to your needs. One of the bedrooms is an independent 47m2 suite on the top floor, with its own shower room and dressing room, as well as a tower giving access to a vast terrace/solarium where you can retreat to savor unique moments while contemplating the breathtaking view. The total surface area of the buildings is approximately 640 square meters, set in nearly 22 hectares of wooded grounds. You'll find a vast reception area, ideal for entertaining your guests, as well as rooftop terraces for moments of contemplation. Make the most of summer in the 12m x 5m swimming pool, or take a moment of contemplation in the magnificent sacralized chapel dedicated to St. Mark. A workshop and several vaulted subterraces offer around 218m2 of varied opportunities for conversion or vehicle parking. The well, terraces, discreet garden, stone fireplaces, recent gas central heating and air conditioning in the large master suite are just some of the amenities that make this property even more enjoyable. An automatic gate and alarm system ensure your security and peace of mind. WHAT WE THINK: This estate is much more than just a property; its history is unique, for an unparalleled living experience. A true historical treasure embodying the timeless elegance and grandeur of the past while offering modern comforts. Its location is simply magical, with views that will transport you to every moment of the four seasons. Exceptional potential, in need of embellishment to give it all its charm and nobility. The interior offers a unique opportunity for personalization, enabling future owners to create a truly majestic setting in their own image. Whether for year-round living or as a prestigious second home, this château offers you the opportunity to live in a setting that exceeds all your expectations. Contact: Thierry Lallemand +33(0)6.62.51.94.07 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Near Castelnaudary : A real little hamlet, located on a hill, of about 4 hectares. Nice 18th century castle, about 530 m2 of living space, a guest house of about 200 m2, a caretaker's house of about 150 m2 and a loft of 400 m2 to be converted as required. Outbuildings complete the property. Pretty courtyard, swimming pool, chapel and view of the Pyrenees! All the roofs have been redone, as well as the electricity and the heating by heat pump for the castle. Exceptional site full of charm.

Located in the heart of a nice village at the doors of Uzès. The castle's elegance stands out as soon as you cross the entrance gate, set in its green setting with secular trees. The main building flanked by two slightly projecting towers is accessed by a double staircase that joins to form a terrace protected by a railing of stone balusters along the main facade. The ground floor, consists of a dining room, a summer lounge, a kitchen and its outbuildings. A flight of stairs leads to a landing that serves on the one hand, bedrooms and bathroom, and on the other hand, a succession of reception rooms. The second level consists of a billiard room and many bedrooms. A staircase hidden behind a prote leads to the attic and roof terrace. The former stables are followed by an orangery and various storage buildings. The one hectare park extends over beautiful grassy areas, with many rosebushes, flowery massifs . Planted with trees multi centenary with paths of boxwood, the park is entirely closed with high stone walls and is embellished with a swimming pool out of sight. All the covers of the castle have been completely redone recently. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site Géorisques: 'www.georisques.gouv.fr

MAJESTIC! This remarkable private castle was designed by the architect Viggo Dorph-Petersen and is located on sublime grounds of 2.7 hectares with a keeper’s lodge, an immense pool-house/summer kitchen and a 13 m long swimming pool, a private waterfall and a charming gazebo. This splendid property overlooks the valley of the Tech just 15 minutes from Perpignan and 12 minutes from the Saint Cyprien international golf course. The castle and its surroundings offer sweeping views of the plain, the Albères and the Canigou. Vast marble-paved halls lead onto a beautiful double lounge, an immense kitchen, a very spacious dining-room with wood panelling and a large office, all opening onto wide terraces. There are 4 full suites in the castle, including a large suite with frescoes and a spectacular bathroom and an additional surface of 100m² to be converted in the keeper’s lodge. An additional 200m² of utility rooms, cellars, annexes…

Welcome to a true work of architectural art, located in the Gard department of the Occitanie region, in the immediate vicinity of the famous ducal town of Uzès and Avignon. Nestling at the back of a park, adorned with majestic cedars, elms and other species, this chateau, listed on the supplementary inventory of historic monuments, with over 1,100m2 of living space, 14 bedrooms and annexes, offers you a unique experience! The property: After crossing the park, you pass under a sturdy porch and through the gate into a magnificent courtyard of honor bordered by a listed seigniorial chapel, three garages and a tack room with high, imposing brick vaults, a former stable, an aviary, the janitor's house with its three bedrooms and a second two-room dwelling add a practical dimension to this exceptional residence. The château, with its majestic stone grand staircase and service staircase, exudes the charm of bygone eras. Inside, you'll discover a sumptuous dining room featuring a fireplace and a sumptuous French-style ceiling, a small intimate salon, and a large salon ideal for welcoming guests with its splendid coffered ceiling. A richly-stocked library, a vast Royal Suite with dressing room, 2 other suites and five spacious bedrooms and a large study offer unrivalled comfort. Keep, square towers, watchtowers, battlements... Not to mention the many storage spaces and rooms, practical for organizing your castle life. Our opinion: This castle is much more than a simple property, it's a true testimony to the history of the Gard region and the evolution of medieval architecture over the centuries. Every stone, every nook and cranny tells a rich and captivating story. A place steeped in heritage and charm, it offers future owners a fascinating plunge into the past, while preserving the art and history that have forged our society. Imagine strolling through the castle's vast halls, feeling the grandeur of centuries gone by. You can organize unforgettable events in the courtyard of honor, write your own story in the majestic rooms and enjoy the peaceful outdoors to recharge your batteries. Much more than a residence, it's a legacy to be preserved and shared with those who appreciate timeless beauty, elegance and history. It's a unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional property that will transport you to a world where the past meets the present. Don't wait any longer, come and start your own chapter in its history... Contact Thierry LALLEMAND: +33 (0)6 62 51 94 07 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

The Renaissance castle of the seventeenth century has been restored with care. This House has a total living area of 700 sqm, consisting of a main house of about 335 m², a separate guest house of 339 m² and a studio of about 20 sqm. The property situated on an old Roman road stretches over 4 hectares and has a road and a private parking. A spacious entrance hall distributes a kitchen, a dining room with fireplace and lounge. A majestic stone staircase leads to the two floors each offering beautiful bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The guest house offers ground floor a beautiful living room (kitchen, dining room) open to the pool terrace, a bedroom with shower room and a vaulted living room. The floor has a large room with fireplace enjoying a beautiful view, a reception room with kitchenette and bedrooms with bathroom. The studio is equipped with a bathroom. Beautiful space relaxation in a quiet near the swimming pool of 12 x 6 m. A building offers parking for 4 garages and workshop. . This House will not leave indifferent lovers of history and nature.

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Located halfway between Montpellier and Nîmes, between sea and Cévennes, less than 30 minutes from a TGV station or an international airport, this admirably restored and decorated castle is located near the town of Sommières, in the heart of la Vaunage. Surrounded by vineyards, the castle stands in the heart of a wooded park. The main house has a living surface of ​​750sqm on 3 levels. The ground floor offers a series of receptions and living rooms opening onto 2 south-west facing terraces which overlook a Mediterranean garden, an olive grove and a swimming pool area. The frames, ceilings and noble materials are of very high quality The stone staircase leads to the 2 upper levels: On the 1st floor, the bright landing leads to 4 beautiful suites; two of them have a second adjoining room (children's bedroom, dressing room, office ...). On the 2nd floor, a beautiful suite, 5 charming bedrooms and bathrooms. The Hunting Lodge offers a living surface of ​​200sqm is converted into a guest house : a nice living space, a kitchen, a bathroom and separate toilets on the ground floor; a staircase leads to a huge suite and a 2nd bedroom. An independent studio, and a small chapel complete the property. Complete file on request. Property presented by BARNES Occitanie Caroline ALLAIN Commercial agent E.I +33 6 22 25 22 35 [email protected]

A 19th-17th century chateau and country house measuring 1 950 m², a Romanesque chapel, gites and outbuildings and a lake set in 350 hectares of land. Between 800 and 1820, three castles were built on the site, one of which, a feudal castle on a rocky spur, had two fortified walls. Its ruins give an idea of the strategic importance of the site. The second was built between the 15th and 17th centuries and the third during the Restoration. Over more than 1000 years, the estate has gone through three stages: from aprision, it became a secular seigneury from 795 to 1802, until the fiefdom was broken up during the French Revolution, when the turbulence of the period, during which land was drawn up and redistributed, turned it into the private estate it is today. Nowadays it covers more than 350 hectares: 40 hectares of crops, 3.4 hectares of vines and 3 hectares of olive trees, 60 hectares of woods and moorlands surrounding a 1.7 hectare lake on the other side of the main road, and 250 hectares of scrubland behind the 19th century building. The buildings - the country house, the Romanesque church with its square apse, set against the 19th-century chateau, and several outbuildings - all topped with terracotta tiles, are vestiges of the estate’s rich past. Shortly after leaving the village on the road that goes through typically hilly wine-growing countryside, a gate and a long driveway lined with Mediterranean plants leads up to the chateau, which overlooks the scrublands and vines as far as the eye can see. Sheltered by the rocky buttresses where the ruins of the original fortress still remain, it is flanked by the church and, to the rear, two sheepfolds converted into gites with a swimming pool. The building's north-east-facing facade is flanked by a vast gravelled forecourt, planted with flowers in the shade of ancient lime trees. At its foot, three lawned terraces slope gently downwards, broken up by a cypress avenue leading to the country house via a stone gateway topped with Medici vases. The walled grounds feature a large swimming pool that overlooks the terraces. Finally, the country house, in a U-shape on the edge of the estate and surrounded by various outbuildings - a former wine storehouses, forge, stables and other buildings - has its own private swimming pool.

Medieval-style castle, built at the end of the 19th century by a businessman and adventurer, bathed in the splendor of the Rhône and cradled by the beautiful climate of our magnificent region. An exceptional property that can lend itself to your most diverse aspirations: whether you are considering a family sanctuary or a professional project, this property can adapt to the measure of your ambitions.Several terraces, including one immense, a ground floor offering a living room with a fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen. A dining room, a reception lounge. Two bedrooms and a shower room.On the first floor, four other spacious bedrooms and an office-library. On the second floor, a majestic bedroom with an en-suite shower room and dressing room.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This exceptional castle is located in the heart of a beautiful park of 2.7 hectares and enjoys an incredible view of the countryside and the Alberes . Amateurs will not fail to recognize the signature of the architect Vigo Dorph-Petersen. A bow-window and an entrance distribute a double living room, a kitchen, a dining room and a large office that can serve as a bedroom. The first floor offers three suites including one of 63 sqm, on the second floor is a fourth suite with an attic. A caretaker’s house of about 100 m², a pool house and 180 m² of outbuildings complete the area. This jewel is less than 10 minutes from the Golf de Saint-Cyprien, 15 minutes from Perpignan and Spain and 20 minutes from Collioure. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

At the heart of this pre-Napoleonic ensemble of buildings lies an impressive and substantial main home with an elegant slim turreted roofline and grand tall, original windows giving the impression of being much bigger than it actually is. The high ceilings of the entrance hall are mirrored on both the ground and the first floors. One wing of the ground floor enjoys an impressive dining room with an open fireplace and original stone detailing and a huge kitchen occupying the full end of the building with two large marble islands and modern appliances. The kitchen is a perfect marriage of modern eclectic and traditional pieces such as the Italian chandeliers that characterise so much of this property. On the other side are an elegant reception room, salon and library. Upstairs the 5 bedrooms are spacious with views over either the Black mountains to one side or the mature Mediterranean garden to the other. The master bedroom is vast, spanning the width of the house with two separate bathrooms and a large dressing room adjoining it. All the rooms are well proportioned and eye-catching. The house has 4 separate working original fireplaces but there is also central heating throughout provided by an efficient air-pump system but utilising handsome original cast-iron radiators in keeping with the property. The floors are either the original tiles or beautiful original herringbone parquet. In front of the main house, flanking it either side are two solid stone garrison-like buildings which in previous times have been used as workman's cottages when this place was a farm or vineyard. One currently is used to host magical dinner parties, the other needs developing. On the grounds are the following properties - Two large, attractive 3 bedroom stone houses which could serve as a friends and family place or gites. Possible gite business (subject to necessary permissions) There is also an artist’s studio, further storage units, a large greenhouse and a tiny chapel! The grounds have century old trees, including Lebanese cyprus trees (popular with the Knights Templar), a manicured lawn with a curve that hints at the old roman wall on which it is terraced and a koi carp pond. The property also has a swimming pool, some wild land and the whole 3.6 hectares of land are surrounded by trees making it completely invisible to even the odd car passing in the distance on what is a quiet, country road to the local village. If you are passionate about unique properties, wanting a family home that is big enough for friends and to entertain, or wanting a property that could bring in an income - this place is a must-see. Talk to us for more details

A listed Renaissance chateau surrounding a wooded courtyard in the heart of a market town to the north of Uzès. Standing in the north-western part of the village, the chateau backs onto the town hall and the medieval wall that is still in place. Dating back to 1567, the edifice overlooks a courtyard and features two wings at right angles, facing south and east. The facades and the roof have been listed as French historic monuments since 1990. In the 20th century, the two Renaissance facades, then still in a state of disrepair, were extensively restored. They are adorned with decorative carvings whose scrolls contrast with the austerity of the remaining surrounding fortifications, including the base of a medieval keep dating back to the 12th century. Between the 13th and 14th centuries, the La Fare family built a fortified house at the foot of the keep, which was transformed into a residential chateau in the 15th century. Burnt down during the Wars of Religion, which were particularly devastating in these Huguenot lands, the house was rebuilt in its current form “jusque a la mesme aulteur que cy devant estoyt” (to the same height as before). At the time, the highly elaborate facades featured six cross windows framed by carvings in the form of Doric, Ionic and Corinthian pilasters. They have now been restored to their original noble appearance thanks to two restoration campaigns undertaken in the 20th century, which remain to be completed. Once again destroyed by fire in the 18th century, the south wing remained in ruins until the 1950s, when the building envelope was completely rebuilt. When the La Fare family decided to join the Court of Versailles a few years before the Revolution, the remaining part of the building passed into the hands of the neighbour, Scipio de Nicolaï, owner of the other chateau in the village. He precipitated the ruin of his new acquisition, not without a certain degree of gloating. It was the family of the current inhabitants who saved the La Fare chateau after acquiring it in 1919. From then on, the chateau was put to all sorts of uses, in turn housing the village brass band, catechism classes and later a wigmaker, who kept powder and curling irons on the premises. As a result of these varied uses, the interior has been fashioned in a way that is quite surprising compared to the appearance of its facades, creating a cheerful structural disorder.

EXCLUSIVELY you will be able to discover this atypical property in the heart of a wine village 15 minutes from MONTPELLIER and 5 minutes from the beaches. A castle in the heart of the village dating from the 12th century, renovated in the 18th century as evidenced by the superb door that reveals a spiral staircase leading through the central tower of 4 meters in diameter, to the 2 floors up to the solarium, which leaves us spellbound by the view of the Gardiole massif to the sea. We overlook the village church with its bell tower from the 12th century. The plot measures 1350 m². The owner fell in love with the place from the first visit, and for decades his family has been able to marvel at the 600 m² of renovated living space. All the rooms are spacious and benefit from very high ceilings. The reception area of 80 m² is enhanced by a mezzanine that leads to the bedrooms on the upper floor, and the ground floor space already accommodates 3 bedrooms, an office, a library vestibule, and 2 bathrooms. An independent apartment with 2 additional bedrooms and personal access completes the property. Attic, vaulted cellars with bread oven, attic spaces, turrets with dovecotes, well, and century-old fig trees plunge us into the history of this magical place. The property offers beautiful possibilities for personal or professional use. The castle has been maintained, the roof has been redone, the joinery is made of aluminum, and the tiles in the reception rooms have been preserved. Period fireplace and cast-iron radiator. Some refreshing is of course to be expected, with the possibility of converting an additional 150 m² on the top floor. A guesthouse project seems ideal in this location with parking, garage, and pool in a quiet area without overlooking, in the heart of the village. File available upon request.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This remarkable chateau nestled in Uzes (30700 uzes) is now for sale. Splendid clear views on a park add to the property's charm. You can enjoy a generous living area of 880 sq. m in the chateau. Its 8999 sq. m garden could become your own haven of peace and tranquility. Its great condition is a considerable asset. Upon entering the chateau, an attractive hall leads to three lounges and three living rooms. The house plan offers eight bedrooms. Other amenities include two kitchens and four bathrooms. Its mouldings are a beautiful addition. One of the property's advantages is its close proximity to the city center, a train station, the airport and a golf court. You can also make use of a home gym. Its perfect condition and its brightness are among the assets that make the chateau a stunning property.