castles with reception room for sale France

In the medieval town of Rions, a village reputed to be among the oldest in the Gironde, this château built around 1660 stands on 4.28 hectares (10.6 acres) above the Garonne valley, in the heart of the Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux vineyards. Its walls mark the boundary of the old walled town, in a village whose fortified ramparts are still preserved. The main house of 265 m² (2,850 sq ft) has 7 bedrooms, and the buildings as a whole, about 800 m² (8,600 sq ft), comprise 20 rooms, 12 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The outbuildings include 4 independent apartments, 3 of which are let for €23,400 in annual rent. The estate also has a fitted kitchen, a fireplace, a cellar, 2 balconies and parking for 15 cars. A private pool sits in the wooded park, and about 2 hectares of vines are farmed under an agricultural lease. The château can serve as a residence while keeping the apartment rents, or evolve into a guesthouse and events venue. An acquisition file, including a market study on hospitality income, renovation benchmarks and financial scenarios, is available on request. Bordeaux is 30 minutes away and the airport 40. €1,310,000, agency fees paid by the seller. French energy rating (DPE): E, 288 kWh/m²/year. Greenhouse gas rating (GES): B, 11 kg CO/m²/year. Exclusive mandate,

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Nestled in the heart of the Périgord countryside, this remarkable chartreuse has undergone an exceptional restoration completed in 2025, where historic charm and contemporary refinement coexist in perfect harmony. Restored with absolute respect for its original architecture, it embodies a timeless and elegant French art de vivre. A majestic horseshoe staircase leads to a spacious entrance hall that immediately sets the tone: warmth, authenticity, and understated sophistication. The reception rooms flow beautifully throughout the house. The dining room, enhanced by original parquet floors, delicate wood panelling, and an impressive period fireplace, is ideal for elegant entertaining. The bespoke kitchen, inspired by the deVol aesthetic and featuring a Lacanche range cooker, central island, and utility room, combines beauty with practicality. The dual-aspect drawing room is filled with natural light and centred around an elegant fireplace. A ground-floor bedroom with a 17th-century stone fireplace and bathroom crafted from local stone completes this level. Upstairs, beneath a spectacular hull-shaped timber frame, the interiors reveal a refined and intimate atmosphere, including a spacious sitting room with fireplace, a library-study, a magnificent principal suite with dressing room and bathroom in locally quarried stone, and a second bedroom with mezzanine and en-suite bathroom. Every detail reflects the exceptional quality of the restoration: THG Paris brassware, brass switches, noble materials, and bespoke finishes created by local Compagnons du Devoir craftsmen. Vaulted cellars, including a wine cellar, further enhance the authenticity of the property. The guest house provides independent accommodation with kitchen, large dual-aspect sitting room with fireplaces, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Set within more than nine hectares of meadows, woodland, and ponds, the estate also features an approximately 85 sqm barn, swimming pool, and several outbuildings. Located near Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord,” this exceptional property offers a rare lifestyle in one of France’s most beautiful regions.

Nestled in the heart of the splendid Gers countryside, this magnificent château enjoys an exceptional setting, overlooking the communal lake, the rolling hills, and the majestic Pyrenees in the distance. The surroundings are peaceful and preserved, while remaining close to all amenities: the delightful town of Vic-Fezensac, famous for its festivals, shops and schools, is only 15 minutes away, and Aire-sur-l'Adour, a lively and dynamic town, is just 40 minutes away. Once left abandoned, the château has been completely restored by the current owners, who have brought it back to life with passion and taste. They have successfully combined authenticity and modern comfort, creating a warm and welcoming residence full of charm and character. The property offers approximately 1,600 m² of living space, including spacious reception rooms such as a 100 m² banquet hall with fireplace, a large lounge with wood-burning stove, a cosy sitting room, and a bar area. A fully equipped professional kitchen and a laundry room complete the ground floor. There are 20 bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, including one accessible for persons with reduced mobility. In the tower, a reception room and, upstairs, a beautiful meeting room provide additional functional spaces, along with two storage rooms. The annex contains two three-bedroom apartments — one tastefully renovated, the other in need of some refreshing. Set within nearly 2 hectares of landscaped parkland and surrounded by 4 hectares of meadows, ideal for horses, the château also features a deconsecrated chapel adjoining one wing, adding charm and history to the estate. On the terrace, a large outdoor canopy allows guests to gather comfortably in the shade or sheltered from the rain. A 350 m² barn with upper floor, awaiting renovation, offers excellent potential for expansion or additional accommodation. The château holds all the official certifications required to host groups, making it perfect for weddings, seminars, retreats, or family gatherings. The nearby communal lake features a sandy beach, water activities, and a summer guinguette, offering a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Ideally located, the property is just 1 hour 30 minutes from Toulouse International Airport and 1 hour 20 minutes from Agen train station, providing convenient national and international access. Fees to be paid by the seller. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Paris Normandy Immobilier exclusively presents an exceptional property located very close to the Rouen metropolitan area, featuring a 19th-century château set within a beautifully landscaped park of rare quality. The estate spans approximately 10 hectares of contiguous land, comprising a wooded, landscaped park, a pond, a natural spring, a river flowing through the grounds, and pasturelandall completely secluded and free from any disturbances. The châteauwhich is not listed as a historical monument and has been carefully renovatedoffers approximately 650 m² of total floor area. It features two main living levels (totaling 500 m²) designed for maximum comfort, along with a convertible attic and a vast basement, comprising 24 rooms in total. The property offers significant potential for further layout customization and value enhancement. The ground floor, accessed via a double stone staircase and boasting impressive, spacious rooms, includes: A vestibule, a formal living room, a dining room, a large drawing room (featuring a fireplace, wood panelling, and stained-glass windows), a smaller sitting room, a kitchen and a second dining room opening onto a terrace, a study, a shower room with a separate toilet, and a hallway leading to the staircase. The first floor, reached via a beautiful staircase, comprises: A landing with a spacious hallway leading to three suites, each arranged as follows: entrance area, sitting room, bedroom, dressing room, toilet, and shower room. A laundry room completes this level. On the second floor: A hallway providing access to six large rooms awaiting renovation. In the basement: A boiler room featuring a water-to-water heat pump powered directly by the estate's natural spring, along with several utility rooms. This magnificent property includes several brick outbuildings that require renovation to be put to use (orangery, woodshed, carriage house, kennel, mill, and additional houses). Upon entering the grounds, you will be captivated by the many charms of this exceptional property, set in an environment of rare peace and tranquility. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,980 and €6,780 per year. Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including standing charges). "Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website www.georisques.gouv.fr" Price including fees: €2,750,000 Fees payable by the buyer: 3% (incl. tax) Price excluding agency fees: €2,670,000

When living in a château also means imagining a place entirely your own. Just a 10-minute walk from the village and approximately one hour from Lyon, Valence and Grenoble, this elegant 19th-century château is set within two hectares of wooded grounds, offering a wonderfully private setting and an exceptional sense of space. From the moment you enter, the character of the property is immediately apparent. Exposed stone, wood panelling, high ceilings and period features reflect its history and create an atmosphere that is both elegant and timeless. Three adjoining reception rooms provide generous spaces for entertaining, hosting large gatherings or simply enjoying everyday life in a truly distinctive setting. Beyond them, the light-filled orangery opens onto the park and offers a particularly beautiful space for welcoming family, guests or visitors. The château offers remarkable accommodation, with five suites including a principal suite, together with seven additional bedrooms. This configuration allows for a wide range of possibilities: a large family residence, a second home, a guest house or a carefully considered hospitality and events project, subject to the relevant permissions and regulations. Vaulted cellars naturally complement the property and could also lend themselves to a project centred around entertaining, gastronomy or the French art of living. The former caretaker’s house, set apart from the main residence, offers further flexibility. It could accommodate guests independently, serve as a guest house or gîte, or provide additional accommodation as part of a larger project, while preserving the privacy of the main château. The two-hectare grounds form a magnificent natural setting for the property. They offer the possibility of creating a truly personal outdoor environment or, subject to the necessary permissions, hosting private receptions, intimate seminars, family celebrations or bespoke stays. The surrounding region further enhances the lifestyle on offer, with lakes, unspoilt landscapes and ski resorts providing opportunities to enjoy nature and the mountains throughout the seasons, while several major cities remain easily accessible. More than a château, this property offers a setting and a story around which to create something truly personal. A singular residence to live in, share, reinvent and perhaps one day pass on — where heritage, nature and the art of living come together. Contact me to discover this remarkable property and the possibilities it offers. Presented by: Nathalie Peyraud – Independent Sales Agent. [email protected] RSAC: 351 549 738 "Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr"

Overlooking the valleys, rocky hills, forests, and spa towns from its rocky spur, this majestic stone castle, built on a Merovingian site at an altitude of 480 m, has dominated the landscape since at least the medieval period. The family descended through women from the lords of a vast estate for 400 years—whose first member was treasurer of the Duke of Bourbon—has preserved a freehold estate of 45 ha (at the center of 160 ha leased, some of which could expand the sale of this free reserve). Seventeen hectares of woods surrounding the splendid Grand Etang and its spawning ground (12 ha of water) conceal various buildings of great character amidst over 16 ha of gardens, meadows, and groves. Passing through the wrought-iron gate, one leaves the real world to enter the reverie of the 45 ha park, designed by a well-known landscape architect in Bourbonnais and Europe. Gradually, the honor avenue reveals the beauties of the ensemble one by one, appearing after each turn: forgotten is the small chalet-style house of the gardener-keeper, where the view of the immense pond emerges from majestic trees of multiple species; the original outbuildings then appear, always on the east side, remodeled in the 19th-century orangery style, with their renovated lodge, a dwelling in the same style, and the typically regional dovecote. Finally, the centerpiece of the tableau emerges, dominating the entirety of a park arranged for visual pleasure: the castle, isolated and formerly inaccessible. At the southwest corner, slightly set apart, is the farm and its 19th-century (renovated) caretaker's house, independent, at the back of the gardens still possessing their walls to which fruit trees leaned. A complete and complex ensemble, still possessing the castle, its two lodges, its lands, woods, water, and above all, no nuisance. It is undoubtedly for this silence enlivened by the songs of birds, the trees, and the pond thawing in the sun, that its melodious name has been so well found since "immemorial times." The castle, covering approximately 700 m² of floor space, is regularly maintained for its major works (original frameworks, new roofs, coatings of the two northern towers in 2026) and requires a total interior renovation, despite presenting rooms with atmospheres modified in the 19th century, under a flood of light revealing decorations worthy of the heiress of a family that also owned the Château d’Ainay-le-Vieil as well as a famous private mansion in Montluçon. The baroness married an Empire baron, who wanted to give the ancient feudal fortress and its medieval farm the splendor and comfort of the Napoleonic era. With the best orientation (southeast/northwest), this pleasure residence still offers circular towers, including that of the barbican staircase, emblazoned with the coats of arms of families from a prestigious lineage: counselor and prosecutor of the king, steward of Madame the Duchess of Angoulême, civil and criminal lieutenant in the lordship of Montluçon; general treasurer of finances in Moulins; treasurer of France; captain of vessel; marquis, gendarmerie officer, knight of the royal and military order of Saint-Louis, beheaded during the Revolution; after the Revolution, the property confiscated by revolutionaries was returned by the former steward to the new marquis, mayor of Montluçon. In 1940, the castle and its outbuildings housed around a hundred war refugees and their families. This property is not listed; all your renovation imagination can flourish here. Between Montluçon, Gouzon, and Clermont-Ferrand. Complete file available upon serious interest. Information regarding 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.

New, Luxurious Mas, Hascienda atmosphere with 2 high-end gîtes, 260 m2 approx., 5 bedrooms, kitchen, living room...patio, swimming pool...Each gîte has a jacuzzi. Prestigious and refined decoration. Independent annex completely restored of 190 m2, ceiling height 7m, offering the possibility of making a recreation room, gym, video projection, photo lab ... The whole on 2.9 ha beautifully planted with olive trees, almond laurels ... Located at the beginning of the Camargue, 25 minutes from Montpellier and the TGV station, 45 minutes from Nimes and Arles. Extraordinary place to discover quickly. EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

Exclusive : an exceptional country estate in the heart of the Médoc's world-renowned vineyards nestled among the prestigious Grands Crus Classés of the Médoc, this remarkable stone-built Chartreuse offers a rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding French estate in one of the world's most celebrated wine regions. Set within approximately 11 hectares (27 acres) of beautifully landscaped parkland, gardens and woodland, the property extends to almost 850 sq m (9,150 sq ft), including 575 sq m (6,190 sq ft) of elegant living accommodation, just moments from the charming villages of Saint-Laurent-Médoc and Saint-Julien-Beychevelle. Arrival at the estate is nothing short of spectacular. A magnificent 500-metre private driveway, lined with stately Italian cypress trees, leads to this distinguished residence, built in 1970 in the finest tradition of classical French architecture. Combining timeless elegance with generous proportions, the property offers an exceptional lifestyle in complete privacy. Arranged over two levels, the residence comprises 18 beautifully appointed rooms, including 11 spacious bedrooms, designed to combine refined living with absolute comfort. The impressive stone façades, expansive terraces and large picture windows flood the interiors with natural light while framing uninterrupted views across the surrounding estate. Guests may enter via elegant stone staircases on either the north or south side of the house, both leading to a grand central reception hall. From here, the home flows effortlessly into a magnificent formal dining room and an elegant south-facing drawing room, each featuring an authentic fireplace and opening onto panoramic terraces overlooking the park and rolling countryside. The principal floor offers eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, three WC, three guest cloakrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and a private study. On the lower level, the property provides four additional bedrooms, two shower rooms, two guest cloakrooms, a utility room, technical facilities, an extensive wine cellar and approximately 275 sq m (2,960 sq ft) of garages and ancillary spaces, presenting exceptional potential for a classic car collection, wellness facilities, staff accommodation or further bespoke development. The grounds are equally impressive. The estate's mature parkland, woodland and landscaped gardens ensure complete tranquillity and privacy, while an automatic irrigation system supplied by both a private well and a borehole guarantees effortless maintenance throughout the seasons. For those seeking an even more substantial estate, several additional acquisition opportunities are available. Just 300 metres from the main residence, an attractive stone house of approximately 145 sq m (1,560 sq ft), together with 165 sq m (1,775 sq ft) of outbuildings, sits within its own one-hectare plot. Furthermore, an additional 60 hectares (148 acres) of adjoining woodland and pasture, complete with private hunting rights, may also be acquired, creating a truly exceptional country estate. Whether as a distinguished primary residence, an elegant family retreat, or an exclusive luxury hospitality venture, this remarkable property offers outstanding potential. Combining architectural elegance, remarkable privacy and significant heritage value, this is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional estate in the heart of one of France's most prestigious wine regions, 30 minutes from the Atlantic coastline, 40 minutes from the city of Bordeaux and its international airport. For further details or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Jerome Houssait-Young on 0033 (0)6 77 81 88 71. +33677818871

Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, this characterful estate features a magnificent 500 m2 château flanked by two medieval towers. Accompanied by numerous outbuildings, it is set in 8 hectares of wooded grounds on the edge of a charming hamlet, close to the dynamic city center of Angoulême.Overlooking the Natura 2000-listed Échelle valley, its charm is apparent from the moment you arrive, crossing a stone footbridge over deep dry moats, at the height of a 12th-century tower covered in ivy. The hallway instantly offers a view of the promontory terrace, suspended above the moat and underground passages that run behind the building.In contrast to the imposing, timeless exterior, the interior of the château evokes a country house on a human scale. The current owners have undertaken a sensitive and respectful renovation in a refined style, allowing the history and patina of the place to shine through, in keeping with the aesthetic of their family business: Les Petites Emplettes. The interior design approach is to let volumes and textures express themselves, enriching them with natural materials and, above all, inviting light to flow through the large windows, capturing the surrounding nature at every moment. Raised on three levels, the ground floor mainly houses north-south living rooms bathed in light. This light is reflected on the white shellstone walls, punctuated by original doors painted in a timeless green. The eclectic floors combine hexagonal terracotta tiles, speckled checkerboard tiles from the 1950s, and wide wooden floorboards. An elm staircase with elegant ironwork follows the curves of the stone wall and serves the four levels, from the cellars to the attic, generously distributing the spaces, including eight bedrooms, their adjoining rooms, and three bathrooms. The top level, with exposed beams, offers a panoramic view of the picturesque surrounding landscape.To the west of the château, a U-shaped farmhouse houses more than 1,500 m2 of outbuildings. These buildings, witnesses to the rural activity of yesteryear, include barns, dwellings, workshops, and stables, some of which have been renovated. On one side of the green courtyard, a spectacularly spacious barn has been converted into a multipurpose showroom and guinguette, spread over three levels and 300 m2. A magnificent, fully restored wooden frame blends harmoniously with the freshly repointed stone walls, sanded concrete floor, and contemporary steel joinery.Opposite, an outbuilding has been converted into a cottage-style gîte. This little cocoon embodies the same values of light and materials, with a contemporary touch upstairs, clad in poplar plywood. The ground floor features a cozy living room around a Godin stove, a sunny bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and upstairs, a mezzanine dormitory with a second bedroom and bathroom. It is impossible to describe everything, as the place is so rich in inspiration and potential. The possibilities are endless for bringing these old buildings steeped in history to life, transforming them, and enhancing them.ARCHIK's teams of architects are at your disposal to assist you in transforming this unique property and adapting it to your desires and uses.A poetic place of yesteryear, timeless and unique, which unpretentiously expresses its history through the ages.

Near Soissons, an elegant castle built in 1835 in its beautiful wooded and enclosed park. It offers approximately 600m² of living space over three levels. This residence has undergone a complete renovation by its owners. It is pleasantly extended by an annex and a large garage.Ground floor: spacious central entrance leading to the staircase, beautiful large kitchen/living area, dining room with parquet flooring and a large stone fireplace, office, living room, access lobby to the covered pool.First floor: landing leading to a music room and a magnificent large lounge overlooking the park, suite including bedroom, dressing room, and complete bathroom with access to a terrace, two bedrooms and a shower room, upper floor kitchen.Attic: landing leading to a projection room and billiard area, two large bedrooms with cathedral ceilings, each with a shower room.Convertible attic. Adjacent boiler room and cellar.In the annex: living room with fireplace and mezzanine, kitchen, laundry room, bedroom, and shower room.Garage for two vehicles.Covered and heated pool measuring 15x5.Very beautiful wooded and flowered park, extended by a pasture for horses, with a total area of 2.58ha.Energy class: DClimate class: DEstimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use: between 8673 euros and 11733 euros per year. Average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the Pays de Gex, just minutes from Geneva International Airport, Château de Grilly embodies more than two thousand years of history. Built on the site of an ancient Roman military fort dating from 45 BC, the castle and its grounds have been carefully restored since the 1990s. The castle has been partially listed as a Historic Monument since 1987. The castle offers 518 sqm of living space, arranged over two floors and two towers, with generous reception areas and seven bedrooms. It retains valuable architectural features: period fireplaces, coffered ceilings, a dressed-stone staircase, carved surrounds and traces of its defensive past. On the uppermost level, a floor area of approximately 200 sqm beneath a remarkable, carefully restored centuries-old roof structure offers the possibility of creating up to two additional apartments. Architectural plans are available upon request. The castle roof has been completely renovated, particularly with regard to waterproofing and insulation, representing a major heritage asset. The configuration of the two towers also makes it possible to consider converting them into two separate, independent dwellings. On a 2,019 sqm plot with courtyards and garden, an independent 83 sqm caretaker’s house comprising two bedrooms provides additional space that could be used for staff accommodation or a rental project, subject to the necessary works. Another major advantage: an approved building permit allows for the construction of a residential building comprising four high-end apartments on the site of a former Gessian farmhouse. Designed with respect for the heritage setting, the project provides for approximately 705 sqm of declared floor area and twelve parking spaces. Overall, the estate has potential for nine apartments, including the outbuilding, in addition to the castle’s principal living spaces arranged over two floors. The additional conversions envisaged within the castle do not yet have approved authorisations. An architect has nevertheless already studied these possibilities. E&V reference: W-04C8FI The castle estate is not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (DPE) due to its protection as a Historic Monument. A technical file relating to the buildings is available upon request. Sale price: €5,200,000 Transaction fees of 4% including VAT, payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Just minutes from Villers-Cotterêts and the International City of the French Language, this magnificent 19th-century château embodies the elegance of the French art of living, set within approximately 3 hectares (7.4 acres) of beautifully landscaped parkland. Meticulously renovated with great care and respect for its heritage, the property has preserved all the authenticity and character of its original soul while offering an exceptional level of modern comfort. Offering approximately 750 sq.m (8,070 sq.ft) of living space, the château enjoys a sought-after south-facing orientation and commands open views over an unspoiled natural setting. The grounds have been thoughtfully designed for relaxation and entertaining, featuring expansive sun-drenched terraces, balconies overlooking the park, an indoor swimming pool, and inviting outdoor living spaces. Inside, period features blend seamlessly with contemporary amenities. High ceilings, intricate moldings, original fireplaces, and oak parquet floors create an atmosphere that is both warm and refined. The reception areas unfold elegantly from one room to the next, including a grand reception hall, formal and reading lounges, and a sophisticated study. Every space has been designed to entertain with distinction while embracing the tranquility of the estate. At the heart of the home, the spacious fully equipped kitchen provides the perfect setting for convivial gatherings and the art of entertaining. The château also features a remarkable vaulted wine cellar, a true sanctuary for wine enthusiasts, offering an authentic and elegant environment for the storage and enjoyment of fine vintages. Garages, cellars, and converted outbuildings complete this rare offering, equally suited as a prestigious family residence, an elegant country retreat, or a high-end hospitality venture. An exceptional estate where heritage, refinement, and the French lifestyle come together in a preserved natural setting, within easy reach of Paris. This property is presented by Jérôme de Fierlant +33 (0)6 84 18 93 28 Commercial Agent (EI) Information regarding potential risks to which this property may be exposed is available on the official French government website: Géorisques.

Just minutes from Cognac, nestled within approximately 8.5 hectares of landscaped parkland, this elegant 19th-century residence combines the refinement of grand historic estates with the warm atmosphere of a true family home. From the moment you enter, the property captivates with its spaciousness, its vistas, and the remarkable quality of its decor. Wood paneling, sculpted fireplaces, antique parquet floors, decorated ceilings, and original features have been meticulously preserved, lending the reception rooms a presence and authenticity that are now rare. The living rooms, dining room, and various reception areas flow seamlessly into one another, bathed in light and opening generously onto the park. They offer both the ideal setting for entertaining and more intimate spaces for everyday life. Today, the residence seamlessly blends this architectural heritage with perfectly contemporary comfort. The bedrooms were renovated in 2025 and 2026, and the bathrooms were completely redesigned in 2026, all with an elegant and comfortable feel. Several bedrooms have their own private bathrooms, allowing for excellent accommodation for family and guests. The property also benefits from amenities suited to a modern family residence: a renovated roof, fiber optic internet, a swimming pool with a heat pump, a caretaker's house, and outbuildings. Outside, terraces, a swimming pool, a pool house, and landscaped grounds naturally extend the property's lifestyle and create a peaceful and secluded environment. Located near Cognac, the property also enjoys a particularly rich lifestyle, encompassing gastronomy, wine tourism, outdoor activities, and quick access to Angoulême and its high-speed rail station. This property is distinguished by a rare balance: the character and richness of a historic residence, combined with the comfort of a renovated property, immediately habitable and designed for entertaining. Agency fees: 4.50% including VAT, payable by the buyer. Price excluding agency fees: €1,800,000. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

30 minutes from Blagnac and 45 minutes from Toulouse, former hunting lodge dating from 1880 in the heart of 2.5 hectares of woodland. This castel of approx. 300 sqm on 4 levels boasts an hall with the hunters' room, a reading room, a kitchen and a shower room. On the first floor, a luminous reception room with a fireplace, French ceiling and many windows, a porch with a beautiful stone stairway leads to the garden. On the upper levels, 6 bedrooms and a shower room. Nearby, an outbuilding of more than 100 sqm to be converted.

Ref:4423 : Remarkable property in the Loire Valley A peaceful rural location on the outskirts of a vibrant village with a good selection of shops, school, college, weekly market, restaurants, chemist, etc. etc. Ideal as a residence for entertaining or simply to enjoy and relax in the park or by the pond. A great location from which to explore the Loire Valley, placed within the triangle of Tours, Angers and Le Mans with easy access to all three popular cities and their high speed train links to Paris and beyond. This château consists of three sides around an internal courtyard with gated access to the entrance drive. The main section; steps from the courtyard up to the terrace bring us to the south facing triangular capped central façade. The front door leads into the main hallway, 32 sqm of parquet flooring with half wood panelling adorn this front-to-back through room. To the rear is the main of four staircases and doors to the rear gardens. In the middle we have a choice of left or right double doors. To the right the large reception room, 60 sqm, double aspect with herring bone parquet flooring, original marble fireplace and 3.4m high ceiling. To one corner a cosy tower room with hexagonal parquet overlooks the gardens. The veranda provides the link to the east wing. To the left of the entrance hall is a 26 sqm lounge also with marble fireplace and herring bone parquet . This leads on to the former billiard room of 53 sqm, an impressive ornate beamed ceiling, sculptured wooden and marble fireplace and continued herring bone parquet with direct access to the south terrace. Passing the 2nd staircase in the second tower room we arrive in the “hunting room”; 31 sqm with quarry tiled floor and rustic period fireplace. The original service kitchen with stone sink and hand pump is off from this room. The “rural theme” is continued into a smaller “hunting room” of 24 sqm with stairs to one of the underground basements .. this room was probably used as an extension to the kitchen originally. Another hall with stairs no.3 provides the link here to the upper floor and the West wing. The first floor in this part is home to 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (one with a secret passage to a bedroom) all enjoying views over the courtyard to the south. Sizes range from 13 sqm up to 30 sqm with most over 22 sqm and ceiling heights of 3.2m. The second floor in this section provides another 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms .. originally the domestic staff’s lodgings. The East wing ground floor, with access via the main building veranda, has also independent access. Here we have a more modern kitchen of 23 sqm with adapted period oven, a rear kitchen with original bread oven and food store room. The lounge/diner with harlequin tiled floor measures approximately 48 sqm and is double aspect. In the kitchen and lounge here we have underfloor heating. The internal hallway and staircase No.4 with wc and boiler room link us back to the main part of the building. The first floor is also connected internally to the main section but can be independent if required, offering; games room, kitchen (work in progress), bedroom, 2nd bedroom/lounge and bathroom. At the end of the East wing is a self-contained red brick construction “guardian’s” house; over two floors with 2/3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and lounge. The West wing of the chateau accommodates the former stables (5 boxes and a stallion pen) and original tack room with large useable attic room above. Various storeroom and workshops. Covered “through” chariot access, a garage of 51 sqm and 65 sqm former orangerie/barn with 4.6 sqm high ceiling. At the end of this wing is the original aviary. To the south is the tree lined driveway leading to the lane, the courtyard is enclosed and to the rear the private park extends over 14.82 acres (6 ha) and includes period mature specimen trees, ornamental bushes and a large pond with island. The tennis court requires some TLC before the next match. Cabinet LE NAIL – Touraine - Loire Valley – M. Tony WELLS : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Tony WELLS, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 444 692 156. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Listed as a Historic Monument, this exceptional château is located at the gateway to the Morvan, within a site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Set within nearly 6 hectares of remarkable parkland and gardens, it was originally built in the 13th century on the remains of a medieval fortress, and later remodelled and expanded in the 15th and 17th centuries. The estate comprises the main château, restored 17th-century outbuildings known as the “Petit Château,” a circular tower converted into a prestigious private apartment, and extensive reception areas. The property offers numerous en-suite bedrooms, elegant lounges, libraries, historic and professional kitchens, as well as wellness facilities including a heated swimming pool and a hammam. The landscaped grounds, featuring a formal French garden, ornamental ponds, a kitchen garden, and direct access to the Nivernais Canal, enhance this outstanding architectural heritage, which has been meticulously restored and is protected under Historic Monument status.

19th Century Castle 1h45 from Paris, departing from the Bourg en Bresse train station. Far from the current tumult, in the heart of a peaceful and green environment, this exceptional property offers rare architectural elegance and an ideal layout for a prestigious family residence, a high-end hotel project (guest rooms, events, seminars), or a unique location for a head office. Its ideal location between Lyon and Geneva, just 15 minutes from a motorway exit, 30 minutes from a TGV train station and an airport, this castle, approximately 1100m2, built in the 19th century by the Lyonnaise architect Joseph MALAVAL for prestigious Lyonese silk merchants, has managed to preserve all its charm from the past intact. In a dominant position, it features a series of several salons on the garden level, all opening onto a terrace: the authentic smoking room, the billiard room with recreated original décor, a large salon with authentic wall fabrics, and a spacious dining room adorned with an exceptional marble fireplace. The kitchen, completed 7 years ago during extensive renovations, is very functional and perfectly equipped. A magnificent marble staircase leads to the first floor where a vast corridor distributes 6 bedrooms, including one with its own bathroom, 2 bathrooms, a dressing room, and 2 salons. The second floor comprises 8 spacious bedrooms, including one with its own bathroom and 2 recent bathrooms. Built on a full basement that can be converted, it also features a third floor that can be developed. In its landscaped park of 9 hectares, with centuries-old trees, enhanced by a body of water, a tennis court needing restoration, and an interesting outbuilding serving as a wood shed. Nestled in the heart of an absolute green setting that guarantees total privacy, sheltered from all eyes and providing the place with a very special atmosphere, suspended in time. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr. Complete file and private visits upon request. For information, contact: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158This description has been automatically translated from French.

What appealed to me about Château de Montanges as a hospitality project was the combination of a place that leaves a lasting impression on visitors and an established business already in operation. Its setting, architecture and period features give it a distinctive character that guests can appreciate from the moment they arrive. The estate currently provides tourist accommodation and lends itself to exclusive hire, particularly for weddings and family gatherings. The bedrooms, reception rooms, parkland and swimming pool provide a solid foundation for continuing the business and developing your own offering. I particularly liked the way the spaces complement one another: welcoming interiors where guests can gather, and outdoor areas suited to a ceremony, a cocktail reception or time spent by the pool. Stone staircases, vaulted ceilings and traditional French beamed ceilings all contribute to the experience of staying here. Set in approximately 3.6 hectares of grounds, the château also includes separate accommodation, offering the possibility of living on site while running the estate. Access from Valserhône and Geneva allows the property to appeal both to local guests and to visitors travelling from further afield. The established business provides a starting point for continuing the current activity. The hospitality business is available to purchase for €40,000, with the furniture available for €60,000. The outbuildings and attic spaces offer potential for additional accommodation or services. Further projects have also been explored within the grounds, with initial steps taken to support their development. Whether you are considering a bed and breakfast, exclusive stays, weddings or corporate gatherings, I would be pleased to discuss your project and introduce you to the estate’s current facilities, its operations and its potential.

Elegant castle of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries of 589 m² of living space. A second floor of 262 m² can be converted. One house for rental use. Outbuildings. Swimming pool. Pleasure park, land and woods for a total of 53 ha. Located at the gates of Moulins. Ref 1014.

Located in the Bay of Somme, 10 minutes from the Pointe du Hourdel and about 25 km from Abbeville International Airport, this castle, built in 1790 for Pierre Fanneau, the King's engineer in charge of developing the ports of the Picardy coast, constitutes a rare heritage and is particularly suitable for an exceptional tourism project. The 9-hectare estate is in itself a formidable asset: French-style gardens , orchards, pastures, woods and canals make up a landscape of great diversity, the canals communicating directly with the network of marshes of Lanchères and Cayeux-sur-Mer. The property comprises the château, two pavilions used as a garage and carriage house, a dovecote, a chapel, and several outbuildings, including a kennel and an aviary. An old farmhouse (an 80-meter-long building requiring restoration), which could be converted into seven dwellings, completes the ensemble to the east, while to the west, a walled orchard shelters an orangery, former greenhouses, and a swimming pool. The castle's layout, with its numerous reception areas and bedrooms, naturally lends itself to various projects: prestigious guest house, exclusive tourist residence, event rental or privatization of the estate, private stays, retreats, receptions or even the organization of cultural and family events. With a total surface area of approximately 490 m2 , the château offers generous living spaces: on the ground floor, covering approximately 217 m2, there is a cloakroom, a central entrance hall, a corridor, and a large kitchen equipped with oak storage units. The kitchen connects via double doors to the living room and an adjoining study. It opens directly onto a terrace overlooking the wooded park and canals, providing a particularly suitable setting for relaxation and entertaining. This level also includes an en suite bedroom with a small sitting room and bathroom, a dressing room, a laundry room and a guest toilet. The first floor, approximately 152 m2, includes a bedroom with a small living room and bathroom, four other bedrooms, as well as a bathroom, a shower room and a toilet. The second floor, approximately 121 m2, includes a bedroom, a landing, a bathroom, a toilet and a games room, as well as an attic space offering additional development possibilities. A 170 m2 cellar completes the property. A rare property imbued with soul and history where every detail tells a unique art of living. If you would like to know more or schedule a visit, please contact Catherine Renaudin at +33 6 07 97 19 52 or by email at [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.

Superb 13th-century château, listed as a French heritage site, located between Castres and Albi, 1 hour 15 minutes from Toulouse airport and 30 minutes from Castres-Mazamet airport (Paris Orly), in a picturesque village offering peace and quiet yet close to all amenities. I would like to introduce you to this fortress nestling in the heart of more than 2 hectares of greenery, offering 550 m² of living space and tastefully renovated to combine historic charm with modern comforts. The château has six master bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a large living room with access to a terrace offering a dominant view, a medieval kitchen, a reception room equipped with a catering kitchen, ideal for seminars, exhibitions or other festivities, and a magnificent swimming pool. A number of areas (outbuildings, stables, etc.) are still in need of renovation, offering additional development potential. The estate also includes a 140 m² flat in a former barn and a self-contained studio in one of the towers. Perfect for a prestigious residence or a tourist project. If you are planning to welcome visitors who would like to discover our region, you can start your business straight away, as the rooms and gîtes are still fully equipped. Peaceful setting, high tourist or residential potential, words are not enough to describe its enchantment. I'd be delighted to show it to you!

In the Midi corrézien, within the Dordogne valley A manorial château, its outbuildings, and nearly 14 ha of land. Two stone pillars frame the entrance gate. Beyond it, a drive runs alongside a garden in front of the château's north facade, then reaches the outbuildings and parking areas. A tower in need of restoration stands to one side of the path. A second access on the east side of the property leads to a departmental road. At an altitude of some 250 m, the château overlooks meadows and wooded hillsides. The first traces of this former manorial house date from the 11th century. Built on the foundations of a medieval complex, the château has undergone several alterations over the centuries. It has a nearly rectangular plan, local-stone walls, and slate roofs. Windows with stone surrounds punctuate the facades in a regular layout, some with simple mouldings, others with carved motifs or ogee lintels. A polygonal tower with a five-sided roof stands on the north facade. Its entrance is a Gothic door with a moulded pointed arch, topped by a heraldic shield. The building has four levels above cellars and a combined footprint of over 630 m². The outbuildings are grouped near the château around a large barn of around 300 m² built above a cowshed of the same size. They also include three lean-tos and several structures for animals: a kennel, a henhouse, and a rabbit hutch. The gardens around the buildings have lawns, flowerbeds, ornamental trees, and fruit trees, among them walnuts, along with a few vines. An orchard adjoins the landscaped areas near the château. Beyond lie the estate's meadows and wooded areas, and one of the parcels has a pond.