castles with reception room for sale Languedoc Roussillon, France

Just 20 minutes from Béziers, in the heart of a preserved landscape of Languedoc, this remarkable estate with a characterful castle, built in 1830 as a hunting lodge, stands within a continuous 56-hectare estate, which includes a vast vineyard surrounding the property.Offering approximately 521 m² of living space, the castle currently requires renovation work which presents a rare opportunity to reveal the full potential of this exceptional historical residence. Despite the passage of time, many original decorative elements have been preserved, giving the place remarkable authenticity and charm: glazed tiles, a monumental stone staircase, marble fireplaces, French parquet floors, ancient mosaics, and an integrated chapel attest to its rich architectural heritage.The vineyard extends over 56 hectares, including 44.8 hectares of producing vines, 4 hectares to be replanted, and approximately 7 hectares of land and park. Irrigated over 30 hectares, it is planted with emblematic grape varieties of the South of France: Merlot, Carignan, Grenache, Syrah, and Cabernet Sauvignon for reds, Sauvignon and Chardonnay for whites. Classified as IGP Pays d'Oc, it benefits from controlled yields and an immediately operational production facility. The current harvest is delivered to the cooperative cellar, while the existing facilities allow for the resumption of its own production and brand.The property includes generous reception spaces, 11 bedrooms, 5 shower rooms, as well as a vast basement converted into a cellar.The outbuildings greatly enrich the property with three independent accommodations (95 m², 95 m², and 70 m²), two of which are currently rented annually and one operated as seasonal rental. The former hunters' hall, the old stables, and an impressive 660 m² winemaking cellar complete this rare heritage.A rare property, where the prestige of an estate with a historical castle combines with the scale of a true vineyard estate. An exceptional opportunity to create a top-notch private residence, a charming hotel, an exclusive reception venue, or a reference winery.Puisserguier – Hérault Quick access to A9 and A75 TGV station and airport 25 minutes awayThis description has been automatically translated from French.

19th century castle with outbuildings on 32ha park without any nuisance Close to Carcassonne, 1 hour from the mountains and the sea, this property without nuisance benefits from an exceptional setting. It consists of a chateau of approximately 1946m² of living space and 34 bedrooms, with an 93m² reception room and a superb orangery in the tower. Historic building in pink stones, built in L with an adjacent building. Many original elements: herringbone parquet, molded ceilings decorated with rosettes and splendid pendant chandeliers, all with high ceilings. The castle has benefited from a recent restoration. It is in the center of 32 ha, including 18.5 ha of land, the rest in parkland with remarkable trees, woods and meadows. Very good general state of maintenance, possibility of continuing a luxury event activity or, on the contrary, of create a real haven of peace out of sight. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

This château, located in the Gard region at the gateway to the Cévennes, is one of the most remarkable historic properties in southern France. Listed as a Historic Monument, this exceptional estate extends over more than 7 hectares of entirely enclosed grounds and combines an 18th-century château, substantial outbuildings, a remarkable landscaped park, and heritage features of rare quality. Built on medieval foundations dating from the 14th century and extensively remodeled during the 17th and 18th centuries, the château remained in the hands of the same family for nearly 700 years, ensuring the exceptional preservation of its architecture and decorative features. Carefully restored over recent decades, it now offers a rare balance between historical authenticity and contemporary comfort. The château offers approximately 1,100 m² of living space spread over four levels. Its layout is centered around a spectacular Italian-style staircase adorned with stucco decorations and mythological bas-reliefs, considered one of the finest examples of its kind in Languedoc. The reception rooms include a dining room featuring early 18th-century Italian frescoes, several interconnected drawing rooms, and a grand salon preserving an exceptional Réveillon panoramic wallpaper, a rare work from the Parisian manufactory that supplied the Court of Versailles. The upper floors accommodate several suites and apartments, while the service levels preserve vaulted cellars, a historic kitchen, a Renaissance laundry room, and medieval remains. Surrounding a vast paved courtyard are more than 1,850 m² of outbuildings: a former spinning mill converted into a reception hall, an orangery and silkworm house, independent apartments, a tower library, converted former stables, an 18th-century caretaker's house, and several buildings offering significant development potential for residential, hospitality, cultural, or event-related projects. The English-style park, extending over more than 7 hectares, forms a remarkable landscape ensemble combining vast tree-lined lawns, woodland, sculpted gardens, historic bamboo groves, clusters of ginkgo trees and Lebanon cedars, a large vegetable garden, and technical areas. It also features a rare monumental noria and its 17th- and 18th-century nymphaeum, supplied by several wells, as well as an elegant Palladian-style swimming pool with pool house. Through its history, state of preservation, protected decorative features, exceptional parkland, and the quality of its restorations, this château represents a unique opportunity on the French historic property market. A rare estate, ideal as a prestigious private residence, reception venue, luxury guest house, or large-scale cultural project. This exceptional property has been selected by our Janssens Immobilier agency in Uzès. Thanks to our exclusive partnership with Knight Frank, a global leader in luxury real estate, Janssens Immobilier offers each property exceptional international visibility. This alliance strengthens our local expertise with the power of a network present in more than 50 countries. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with current regulations, the EPC surface area of this property is calculated based on a standardised measurement of the living space. This measurement may differ from the total surface area measured accurately by our sales teams.

EXCLUSIVE TO BEAUX VILLAGES! This magnificent early 19th Century Château has been restored with luxury and a flair for interior design. Discretely shielded behind high walls, attractive gates and 2 imposing gatehouses is an ornamental courtyard in front of the main entrance. The chateau is set over 3 floors. The grand central stairs lead to two more floors of exquisitely decorated, oversized bedrooms and suites equipped with beautifully and recently renovated bathrooms and lounge areas. The renovation boasts high quality finishes and modern facilities. The original character shines through in the vaulted ceilings, large windows, plasterwork and gorgeous original floors. You enter into the chateau's princely hall with fine mosaic floors and sweeping staircase from which the reception rooms fan out. The ground floor boasts chateau-high ceilings, multiple living areas, kitchen facilities and an entry to the wine cellars below (dressed to provide a perfect setting for wine tasting meetings) You walk out to the south-facing aspect of the chateau onto a lengthy and elegant covered terrace on one side and enclosed orangerie to the other which serves as a perfect spot for breakfast. To the left a sleek, heated infinity pool overlooks the gardens. This perfect marriage of the ultra-modern and classical architecture is a theme that continues throughout the property. In the attic, you will marvel at the highly unusual wrought iron roofwork underpinning the classical French slate tiles, more commonly found in the Loire valley. There is even a functional clocktower. The terrace overlooks 5 hectares of mature parkland with magnificent, ancient trees and ornamental lake supplied directly from the Canal du Midi. The gardens are artfully landscaped with attractive walkways, unusual planting and a bar and entertaining area that can be easily dismantled when not in use. Further to the main property is a fully renovated, 3 bedroom/2 bathroom house with a lounge, kitchen, private garden, terrace and its own separate driveway. Elsewhere is staff accommodation and 2 further properties to renovate (subject to any necessary permissions) as well as beautiful agricultural stone buildings making up around 1500 m2 of potential development. The property is ideally situated near 5 international airports, the Mediterranean one way and ski slopes of the Pyrenees the other. This region is producing some of the most innovative wines in France. A unique, stylish property awaits a unique buyer, contact us for details

A 19th century Mansart style chateau and its outbuildings set in 32 hectares of parklands, meadows and woods 30 km from Carcassonne . A driveway with centuries-old plane trees, bordered on either side by vast pastures, leads to the 1879 Haussmann-style chateau. The L-shaped edifice is bordered by a main courtyard on its east and north sides. The three-storey main building features extensions on either side. The left wing comprises two more modest, two-storey dwellings of similar style. To the right and slightly set back from the main building stands a rectangular three-storey tower topped by a four-pitched, slate roof with a crest, finials and crenellated white stone frieze - the same material used for the surrounds of the three large windows with carved stone mullions. Next to the tower is a chapel dating back to 1890, covered by an abundant Virginia creeper, with two tall stained-glass windows framing a heavy wooden door. At right angles, the right wing of the building houses a reception room and two flats currently rented out as gîtes (holiday accommodation). The main building and tower have slate roofs, while the gîtes and chapel are monk-and-nun tiled. There are also several outbuildings to the immediate right of the chateau, including a barn, a winery and a stable. Set in 32 hectares of parklands, meadows and woods in a dominant position, the chateau is protected from all forms of disturbance.

Built in 1890 and fully renovated in 2025, Château de l’Ille is an exceptional property located in Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans, in the heart of the Vallespir region of the Pyrénées-Orientales. With approximately 1,000 m² of built space, the estate is organized around the main château, two annexes, a caretaker's house, and a vast landscaped park. Together, they form a rare property, simultaneously a heritage residence and a haven for high-end hospitality. The main château forms the elegant heart of the property. On the ground floor, it houses the living and reception rooms, including two lounges, a dining room, and an open-plan kitchen, all designed for entertaining in an elegant and welcoming setting. The first floor is entirely dedicated to workspaces, meeting rooms, and offices, offering an ideal environment for seminars, professional retreats, creative residencies, or coworking sessions. The second floor houses four suites, offering a more intimate and residential atmosphere. In the basement, technical areas, storage spaces, and a wine cellar complete the building's functional spaces. The renovation was extensive: the buildings were completely refurbished, modernized, and adapted for contemporary use, while preserving certain majestic period features that give the place its unique character, including the original floors, some of the woodwork, the ceiling moldings, and the fireplaces in every room of the château. Comfort was also a priority throughout the property, with electric radiators and towel warmers installed in the various spaces, bedrooms, and bathrooms. The right wing extends the spirit of the estate with additional accommodation and a former chapel converted into a wine bar. This unique space, both intimate and spectacular, offers an ideal setting for tastings, social gatherings, private parties, or confidential events. The left wing further expands the estate's accommodation capacity. Together, the two annexes house 12 bedrooms and suites, comfortably accommodating families, guests, management teams, or groups. The annexes have undergone a complete renovation: zinc roofs, double-glazed aluminum windows, new floors laid with antique cement tiles, rock wool insulation in the exterior walls, and plasterboard lining. This renovation combines performance, comfort, and respect for the spirit of the place.

In Pézenas, an elegant 17th-century castle and its 4-hectare park. Fully restored over the last decade with rare attention to detail, the castle unfolds at the end of a long tree-lined avenue of centuries-old trees. Built in the 17th century in the heart of a wooded park, it, along with its outbuildings, forms a remarkable architectural and landscape ensemble. Facing from east to west, the residence engages in a theatrical dialogue with its park. To the west, the main façade opens onto a vast lawn extended by the view of the large basin, animated by a jet of water. Two slate-topped towers and a chapel emphasize its ends. To the east, the echo becomes more intimate with an ornamental basin shaded by foliage. Spanning more than 1,000 m² across three levels, the building presents classic Italianizing architecture, characteristic of the patrician villas of Languedoc. The façades made of local stone, arranged with rigor, are crowned with canal-tile roofs and eaves that assert their southern character. The restoration, conducted with absolute care, is one of the unique features of the property. Nothing seems to have been left to chance: the quality of materials, the accuracy of proportions, the precision of craftsmanship, and the particularly high level of finishing all contribute to restoring the castle to its noble stature, without sacrificing the comfort and reliability demands of our time. The same quest for excellence can be found in the facilities that ensure the estate's total autonomy: a well and a potable water treatment system; a generator that guarantees the operation of all equipment in all circumstances. These devices testify to a comprehensive design where the preservation of historical character is accompanied by constant attention to longevity and usability. To the south, the former stables, now rehabilitated into contemporary housing, and the orangery extend the main building. Away from it, in a clearing, two eco-lodges blend into the surrounding vegetation. The ensemble forms one of the most complete properties, where the quality of restoration is matched by the discreet sophistication of the facilities. Naturally intended for hospitality and events, the castle and its outbuildings can accommodate up to 200 people.This description has been automatically translated from French.