castles for sale France

I present to you this château from the 17th and 19th centuries, boasting approximately 680 m² of living space. This elegant residence offers beautiful volumes, with four reception rooms and eight bedrooms. The property is complemented by a small farm organized around a square courtyard, including several garages and barns, as well as an annex house of about 120 m². This could perfectly suit a caretaker, guests, or an independent house project.On the ground floor, the château includes a central main entrance, a side entrance, a small lounge and a large lounge with fireplace, a dining room with fireplace, two spacious kitchens, as well as a library.Upstairs, a landing and a large corridor serve seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a laundry room. The converted attics host an additional bedroom, a bathroom, a home cinema area, and an office. The annex house consists of a living room with kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom.The outbuildings also include two garages of approximately 80 m² and 110 m², as well as a barn of about 170 m². The whole is organized around a courtyard and a wooded park, on a total property area of about 8.6 hectares.Fees included of 5% VAT at the expense of the buyer. Price excluding fees 900,000 €. Energy class E, Climate class D Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, established from energy prices of the year 2025: between 8790.00 and 11960.00 €. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Small château for renovation, for sale in Oise (60), near the Seine-Maritime (76) and Somme (80) departments This small château, likely built in 1852, is located in a village in the Oise department, just a 7-minute drive from Grandvilliers (60210). While it offers a setting that will delight nature lovers and is currently habitable to a degree, the château requires significant renovation work: - roof replacement - electrical system - replacement of windows and doors - replacement of ground-floor shutters on the front façade - interior insulation on the front façade for some rooms - replacement of the roof on a farm outbuilding - repair of the outbuilding's street-facing wall - reinforcement of a section of the outbuilding's wall facing the inner courtyard - the wet rooms (kitchen, bathroom, and shower room) are in their original, dated condition The estate spans 4,858 m² and includes a wooded area and several outbuildings. The village has a train station just a 10-minute walk away, offering rail access to Paris (station "Gare du Nord") with a connection in Beauvais. Road access makes it easy to reach Beauvais and its airport (35 minutes) as well as the Roissy CDG airport (1 hour and 15 minutes). For weekends and sightseeing trips, the Baie de Somme and Mers-les-Bains are just a one-hour drive away. All local shops are within a 7-minute drive. Amiens is a 50 minutes drive away. The upper floor and attic are accessed via a spiral staircase that is, in itself, a true architectural masterpiece. The total interior floor area is 220 m², distributed across two levels. The additional floor area (110 m² not included in the current price) provided by the attic accessible via the spiral staircase combined with local market rates, offers significant value-enhancement potential for the property once restored, allowing for a return on the investment made in the estate. Initial visitors have estimated the cost of the renovation work at approximately €300,000. The estimated value of the house following restoration including the attic is upwards of €760,000. Heritage enthusiasts will see this château as a genuine restoration project capable of ultimately delivering a profitable investment.

In the heart of a preserved environment, far from all agitation and offering breathtaking views of the emblematic landscapes of Vaucluse, this exceptional property in a natural setting invites you to discover a unique lifestyle, combining historical heritage, modern comfort, and quality hospitality. This 18th-century building, rich in history, spans approximately 18 hectares of land where vineyards, meadows, woods, and equestrian spaces blend together. It is ideally located near the Dentelles de Montmirail, Mont-Ventoux, and the most beautiful addresses in Comtat Venaissin. The estate has a strategic location just a few minutes from a tourist town with shops open year-round. The highway is 15 minutes away, and Avignon TGV is 30 minutes away.The vineyard: The bastide is surrounded by vineyards covering more than 6 hectares in AOP Ventoux, irrigated thanks to the presence of canal outlets. The trellised vineyard, in good general condition, is currently operated by a farmer who brings the harvest to a local Ventoux cooperative cellar. In addition to the vineyard, the estate has a 1.5-hectare horse area with stables and riding arenas. Additionally, the estate has many olive trees scattered across the land.A main residence and quality accommodations: - 18th-century bourgeois house, carefully restored, preserving the authenticity and charm of the time (floorboards, fireplaces, high ceilings...) - 3 independent cottages, fully equipped and ready to welcome visitors - 5 apartments, available for annual or seasonal rental. Additionally, high-end wellness and leisure spaces enhance this complex: - 3 pools: a large overflow outdoor pool, one styled like a basin with an overflow, and an indoor heated pool - a fitness area and gym - Shady terraces, landscaped gardens, relaxation corners, and reception spaces. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Château: Medieval Keep and Character Property in the Heart of the Ardennes Set in a lush, unspoilt environment with complete privacy and no overlooking neighbours, this château reveals a rare historic estate comprising a 13th-century medieval keep, dating from 1243, and a 17th-century main residence. Listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments, this property, steeped in history, is distinguished by its authenticity, generous proportions and beautiful period features, including dressed stonework, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, stained-glass windows, vaulted cellars and a stone spiral staircase. The medieval keep forms the very heart and soul of the property. On the ground floor, it houses a spectacular dining room beneath an impressive domed stone vault. On the first floor, a spacious bedroom lies beneath a remarkable ribbed vaulted ceiling, rising to a height of more than 5.30 metres. The uppermost level contains a former guardroom, open to views in every direction and overlooking the surrounding countryside. The main residence offers a series of attractive living spaces, including an entrance hall with views of the tower, a kitchen, a large living room of approximately 50 sq m, an office and a bathroom, together with several access points leading to the keep, the cellars and the upper floors. Upstairs, five bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom, a separate WC and extensive attic space provide numerous possibilities for further development. An additional area, accessible from both the main residence and the tower, could be converted over two levels to suit the future owner's requirements. The cellars are particularly remarkable for their historic character. They comprise a domed cellar beneath the keep and a large barrel-vaulted cellar beneath the main building. Opposite the château, approximately 110 sq m of stone outbuildings include a shed, storage areas, a garage or workshop and a large former grain loft offering further conversion potential. A stone chapel with a slate roof completes this exceptional historic ensemble. The grounds provide a peaceful and poetic setting, featuring the remains of a formal French garden, shallow moats, a lawn framed by three cedar trees, fruit trees, rose bushes, wisteria and open views across the countryside. The entire property exudes a unique atmosphere, combining medieval grandeur, romantic charm and the tranquillity of country living. Renovation work is required, particularly to certain historic features, offering the future owner the opportunity to restore this exceptional property to its former splendour and develop a family residence, heritage project or tourism-related venture. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr Including fees of 6.4% TTC to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 371 240 €. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

CASTLELocated 10 minutes from Rennes, with its TGV station connecting to Paris-Montparnasse in 1 hour and 25 minutes and to Rennes Bretagne airport, this castle enjoys a privileged location in the heart of a landscaped estate of 3.34 hectares.Mentioned as early as 1419 and then rebuilt in 1655, this Louis XIII style castle is listed as a Historical Monument, along with its two outbuildings.The castle offers 646.6 m² of living space, plus an additional 110 m² outbuilding. The generous reception areas are bathed in light, suitable for both family living and hosting events.The night quarters include a master suite and four bedrooms, each with its own shower room or private bathroom, ensuring comfort and independence. The outbuilding comprises two additional bedrooms, a kitchen, and a dining room, providing self-contained accommodation for guests or staff.The estate retains many elements of its original heritage: former stables converted into garages and workshops, two registered outbuildings, one of which currently houses a wine cellar, as well as an old bakery, creating a set of remarkable architectural coherence.The park, meticulously maintained, combines large lawns, a water feature, a rose garden, and remarkable trees, including a majestic ginkgo. A tennis court completes the offerings of this discreet address. Sheltered from view, the estate provides a peaceful living environment where heritage, nature, and proximity to Rennes harmoniously coexist.Beyond its architectural qualities and location, the castle’s designation as a Historical Monument offers attractive tax benefits to support a strategy of enhancement and heritage transmission.An exceptional family residence, this castle will also appeal to buyers seeking a prime asset suitable for the development of a high-end project, in a rare historical setting at the gates of Rennes.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of a preserved environment spanning 37 hectares, between woods, meadows, and discreet vineyards, the property reveals a character manor composed of nine rooms with generous volumes. The ground floor opens onto a vast and bright living room of more than 40 m2 and a dining room of about 30 m2, ideal for receptions imbued with charm and authenticity, along with an elegant master suite on the ground floor of over 30 m2. A magnificent wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where four bedrooms and a superb library are distributed, a true invitation to tranquility and reflection. Outside, a harmonious set of outbuildings enriches the property: a characterful dovecote, an independent three-bedroom gîte, a caretaker's house, and vast spaces, including a barn of over 230 m2 and a magnificent press offering rare potential for multiple projects. Between timeless elegance and sovereign nature, this unique estate offers an exceptional art of living.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The art of living in Beaujolais. In the heart of Beaujolais, this hamlet consists of a 19th-century Château with a Tower, an independent Master House, Gîtes, 5 rental units, a cathedral-style wine cellar, magnificent vaulted cellars, a cellar, an orangery, and outbuildings with potential. Passing through the stone and wrought iron gate, a square courtyard welcomes you, featuring its renovated château, human-sized (286m²), over 2 floors including 2 living rooms, dining room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, and 3 shower rooms. Built from local stone, with marble fireplaces, tiled floors, painted ceilings, and large bright windows offering perspectives and visual emotions. Park with century-old trees, terraces, glazed tiles, low walls, grassy esplanade, swimming pool, tennis court, vegetable garden, well. On the floor of the Château wing, the tourist activity unfolds with: - Gîte for 4 people: Living Room Kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, 2 toilets. - Gîte for 2 people: Living Room Kitchen, 1 large bedroom, 1 shower room, 1 toilet. A Master Residence completes the hamlet with independence, enclosed garden, dominant views for 250m² renovated. 2 apartments and 2 renovated duplex houses are rented out. More than 680m² remains available for your projects. Renovated historical stone wine cellar, cathedral-shaped with a magnificent frame allowing for comfortable winemaking. Some cuvées are aged in barrels in their dedicated space. Storage, cellar, and seasonal accommodations are present. The 12ha vineyard has been modernized and renewed (+50% under 25 years). The planted area consists of: - Fleurie la Madone AOP 90a - Beaujolais Villages Blanc Chardonnay 2ha60 - Beaujolais Villages Rouge 7ha60 Syrah & Viognier - + 5ha of resting land to be planted (vines, other crops) More than 30 olive trees have been planted for personal consumption. Large meadows and thickets can accommodate horses, cattle, and sheep. Highly skilled and quality staff. Equipment and materials are additional. 45 minutes from LyonThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Set on 18 hectares between vineyards, olive groves and equestrian areas, this 18th-century property combines historical charm and modern comfort. The main farmhouse, meticulously restored, is complemented by quality cottages and apartments, ideal for a family residence or hospitality business. Three swimming pools, a fitness area, and landscaped gardens complete this exceptional estate, offering breathtaking views of the Vaucluse region, near the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux.

Built under Louis XIII and enriched until the 19th century, this château with a rare architectural coherence embodies the transition between late Renaissance and emerging Classicism. Its silhouette – imperial dome, pavilion roofs, large work – reflects a controlled stylistic expression.Inside, 700 m² of harmonious volumes offer a true promise of use: historical salons, fluid circulation, woodwork and decorations from the 18th century to the Second Empire, in a globally restorable state but structurally sound.Set in the heart of a 26-hectare park blending Renaissance traces and romantic poetry, this place invites an ambitious restoration: whether it be heritage, artistic, or familial, it will prolong here an uninterrupted dialogue with four centuries of history.Fees included at 6% VAT payable by the buyer. Price excluding fees €630,000. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your advisor LEYRIT & TURPEAU: Florent TURPEAU Agent commercial (Individual business) RSAC 901163261This description has been automatically translated from French.

Majestic castle from the early 17th century, largely restored in the heart of an intact baroque domain. Built at the edge of a river, this exceptional castle embodies the transition between medieval heritage and the emergence of classic French architecture. From this former fortress, a remarkable 15th-century keep remains. In the early 17th century, the medieval ensemble was reinvented under the impetus of a great family from Poitou, giving rise to an elegant residence inspired by Henry IV featuring an H-shaped plan, heralding the Louis XIII style. Behind its sober facades animated with Renaissance decorations and trompe-l'oeil effects, the castle unfolds a coherent interior layout. Organized around a grand staircase, it preserves many original elements: French ceilings, stone floors and terracotta tiles, monumental fireplaces, enhanced in the 18th century with refined parquet and marbles, then completed in the 19th century. Designed as a place for both representation and living, the ensemble stands out for the harmony of its volumes and the quality of its architecture, both simple and spectacular. The estate, structured from the 17th century, offers a remarkable landscape setting: a water canal stemming from the former moats, tree-lined perspectives, Renaissance-inspired flowerbeds, a vegetable garden, orchard, and woods. The outbuildings complement this ensemble with a vast orangery hosting receptions and events, stables, an old menagerie, and an impressive dovecote. A unique property, admirably preserved, this castle offers a vivid reading of four centuries of history and constitutes a testimony of architectural rarity and authenticity.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Magnificent early 17th-century château, listed as a Historic Monument, built on an H-shaped plan. A fine example of french Mannerist architecture. Featuring an elegant enfilade of reception rooms. The 41-hectare estate includes a 12th and 15th-century keep, late Renaissance formal parterres, a grand tree-lined walk, a 500-meter canal, an orangery, kitchen garden, dovecote, menagerie, orchard. Sold partially furnished. Energy class: NA/NA.

EXCLUSIVITY — Built in the second half of the 16th century, this seigneurial residence is one of the most beautiful examples of the architecture of ancient Bas-Poitou. Little modified throughout its history, spared by the Wars of Religion and then by the Wars of Vendée, it has preserved a remarkable architectural and landscape unity.Organized around a vast courtyard bordered by outbuildings, the estate includes an elegant Renaissance house remodeled in the 17th century, a monumental gateway, ancient defensive towers, and a set of outbuildings recalling the significant agricultural activity that once animated the property. This evolution, from a stronghold to a country house, remains perfectly legible.Inside, the reception rooms have preserved their original volumes. Monumental fireplaces, woodwork from the 17th and 18th centuries, French ceilings, Renaissance staircase, and numerous ancient elements testify to the quality of this preserved residence.The gardens constitute one of the great attractions of the property. Inspired by the principles developed by Charles Estienne in L'Agriculture et la Maison rustique, they are organized in terraces according to a composition inherited from the Renaissance. Decorative garden, vegetable garden, nymphaeum, old pond, orchard, herb garden, woods, beech hedge, and orangery compose a remarkable landscape path where each space has its function and identity.Having disappeared during the 20th century, these gardens have undergone exemplary restoration since the 1990s. Conducted with profound respect for the spirit of the place, it has allowed for the recovery of historical layouts, restoration of perspectives, and return of the estate to its full coherence. Today, the architecture and landscape dialogue with rare harmony.More than just a historic residence, this property embodies the art of living of the grand country houses of the Renaissance, where architecture, gardens, and landscape form an authentic and coherent whole.Fees included of 6% VAT at the buyer's expense. Price excluding fees €2,200,000. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your advisor LEYRIT & TURPEAU: Florent TURPEAU Commercial agent (Individual Company) RSAC 901163261This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just a few minutes from the iconic village of Gordes, where time seems to stand still and natural beauty stretches as far as the eye can see, stands a majestic 18th-century château. Nestled in a commanding position, it watches over the surrounding valley like a silent sentinel. This exceptional property covers a plot of nearly one hectare, adorned with magnificent trees and more than twenty olive trees. The château, surrounded by a wooded garden where local species and enchanting scents intermingle, embodies the perfect harmony between heritage and nature. Outside, Provençal charm unfolds in a green setting, offering a preserved atmosphere and a rare quality of life. The château covers a total of 800 m², of which 200 m² have been carefully renovated, combining old-world charm with contemporary comfort.

Exclusive listing – REMARKABLY RESTORED 18TH-CENTURY CHÂTEAU AND ITS ABBEY CHURCH IN THE VENDÔMOIS – Loir Valley – Elegant abbey founded in the 6th century – 192 km from Paris – Extensive 12th-century abbey church restored in the 18th century – Beautiful 18th-century abbey house restored in 2025 – 84 hectares free of lease, four outbuildings – Vendôme, Loir-et-Cher, Loire Valley. On the edge of a small village in the Loir Valley, this abbey, founded around 540 by King Childebert I, has enjoyed a rich and eventful history, from its destruction by the Vikings in the 10th century to its conversion into a private residence in the 19th century. Its present architecture is essentially 18th-century in character. The château (abbey house), comprising one of the four surviving wings of the cloister, displays elegant 18th-century architecture, notably featuring a particularly graceful 18th-century wrought-iron balcony, dormer windows and a Neoclassical entrance door. The 18th-century château underwent a major restoration carried out to the highest standards, with a total investment of more than €3.3 million in 2024/2025. The works included the structural elements (masonry, timber framework, roofing, windows and doors), as well as the finishes (plasterwork and painting, tiling), together with the electrical, plumbing and heating systems. Inside, a vaulted entrance hall leads to a large corridor serving the principal rooms, including the magnificent Gothic 12th–13th-century chapter house, with ribbed vaulting supported by columns and engaged columns, featuring richly carved capitals and corbels. A large kitchen. Three beautiful reception rooms adorned with 18th–19th-century wood panelling, parquet flooring and 18th-century marble fireplaces. On the first floor, there are 7 beautiful bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. All bedrooms, accessed from the wide main corridor, share a similar layout: an entrance vestibule leading to a private bathroom and the bedroom. The monumental abbey church features a Neoclassical façade dating from the early 19th century, with a monumental portico of four engaged columns beneath an oculus. Inside the abbey church, the nave, transept crossing and apse feature magnificent 12th-century Gothic vaulting, including a particularly spectacular and rare rose window, as well as finely carved capitals characteristic of Angevin Gothic, also known as Plantagenet Gothic. To the side is a monumental and rare Renaissance walnut door, carved with mascarons and grotesque motifs. Two gîtes. A caretaker's house A reception building. A greenhouse. A magnificent undulating park crossed by a stream, extending over 29 hectares in one contiguous block and free of lease. 84 hectares in total, all free of lease. Location: Vendôme: 22 km – TGV station, Paris in 44 minutes.Tours: 44 km.Le Mans: 71 km.Paris: 192 km, approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.Price: €1,800,000, including agency fees payable by the vendor. Historic Monument Protection: The abbey church and chapter house are listed as Historic Monuments by decree dated 8 May 1939. Fees to be paid by the seller. DPE in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

29 km south-east of Paris, 19th century chateau of 1400 m² of living space built on a 10 hectare park, mainly wooded. The ground floor with its 4.80 m high ceilings includes, on the courtyard side, a large entrance hall and a kitchen, on the park side, a vast dining room and a large living room opening onto the terrace, a music room and a library. All the period features have been preserved and restored: parquet floors, woodwork, moldings, fireplaces, marble... On the upper floors, 15 bedrooms, all with bathroom and toilet. In the basement, a relaxation area including swimming pool, sauna, hammam, gym. The park crossed by a stream and decorated with a pond offers beautiful views of the valley, it extends into a wooded part. The whole is in very good condition and perfectly maintained. Access Charles de Gaulle via the Francilienne, Orly and Paris via the A6 motorway. Bertrand GUENIOT +33671071839