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Ideally located between Nantes, Le Puy du Fou and La Roche-sur-Yon, approximately forty minutes from the Atlantic coast, this remarkable 19th-century château is set within a landscaped estate of around 11 hectares. With approximately 765 sqm of living space, the property offers around twenty principal rooms, including approximately twelve bedrooms, while retaining many original features such as oak parquet flooring, fireplaces, wood panelling, wall coverings and decorative ceiling details. The estate is currently operated as a hospitality and events venue, combining guest accommodation, weddings, seminars, private receptions and cultural events. The château offers several reception areas, complemented by a 90 sqm orangery in the Clisson architectural style, specifically arranged to host events, as well as a neo-Byzantine chapel which further enhances the unique character of the property. The layout is particularly well suited to an owner-operator wishing to continue the existing activity. The bedrooms each benefit from their own bathroom or shower room, the property includes an independent office suitable for managing the business, dedicated reception areas, and a private living area for the owners within the château. Already benefiting from an established and loyal clientele, the estate also offers genuine potential for further development, whether through additional accommodation, increased event activity or the development of heritage tourism projects. A rare opportunity combining architectural heritage, an established hospitality activity and an exceptional lifestyle setting in the heart of the Vendée. Sale price including agency fees: 1,378,000 euros. Agency fees payable by the buyer. Agency fees: 6% (including VAT) of the price excluding agency fees. Sale price excluding agency fees: 1,300,000 euros. Energy rating: D. Climate rating: D. Estimated annual energy costs for standard usage: between €16,783 and €22,707 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 Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Rf.4722 : French 18th C. chateau for sale in Haute-Vienne department. The Briance Valley is a protected site in the Haute-Vienne department of Limousin. The river winds its way through a rural landscape where deciduous woods on the slopes alternate with bocage meadows and low-lying pastures, poplar groves on the banks, and cultivated fields on the flatlands and hillsides. This is the home of the famous Limousine cattle breed: the Pôle de Lanaud, with its renowned restaurant, is just a few minutes from the property. This corner of the countryside is less than 20 km from Limoges, a city of art and history. Known for its long tradition of porcelain manufacturing, the capital of Limousin is a dynamic city with a large student population, a renowned university hospital, and one of the world's leading companies in the field of electrical equipment (Legrand). Limoges-Bénédictins train station, listed as a Historic Monument for its architecture combining Art Nouveau and Art Deco, allows you to reach Paris or Toulouse in three and a half hours. Limoges Bellegarde airport, half an hour from the château, has regular flights to Lyon, London, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester, and the Midlands. This proximity between town and country explains the abundance of castles and manor houses found in the Briance Valley. The oldest were built by the powerful Viscounts of Limoges or by the abbots of Solignac, an important abbey on the Via Lemovicensis route to Compostela. The more recent ones, such as the property on offer, were designed as pleasant residences for the upper middle class of Limoges, who loved, and still appreciate, this charming and peaceful setting just a stone's throw from the city. Set apart from a hamlet, the chateau is a building of classical proportions flanked by two round towers with conical roofs. In the center, a detached pavilion houses the entrance and stairwell. It is topped by a portico broken by a monumental pediment dormer with a domed roof. On the opposite side, the south facade features a perfect alignment of windows on a straight facade framed by slightly protruding wings. Chain molding and bossages reinforce the impression of symmetry, which extends up to the domed dormers lighting the attic. Covered in slate, the hipped roof of the main building, like that of the entrance pavilion, is topped with a metal ridge. To the north again, a three-step staircase leads to the front door, a side door with a wooden tympanum and a protruding doorframe. From there, the ground floor comprises an entrance hall, an office with a toilet and shower, a storage room/cellar, a kitchen, a dining room, a double living room, and a library. On the same level, the towers house a bar with neo-Gothic decor in one and a boiler room in the other. With high ceilings, these two rooms occupy two levels. On the first floor : 4 large bedrooms with their own bathrooms. On the second floor : a long hallway and five beautiful bedrooms with bathrooms, one of which has a shower room and sometimes a dressing room. Two of these bedrooms are located in the towers. Under the eaves: a large open space ready to be converted. The property has a total living area of approximately 700 sqm. The outbuildings include: The Orangery, probably built in the 19th century, is the main outbuilding. On the first floor, a fully equipped reception room can seat up to 60 people. A second floor, under the eaves, is in need of restoration. Separately, the modern garage with cellar can accommodate two to three cars and the equipment needed to maintain the property. Finally, the swimming pool (12.5 x 4.5 m) is at the center of a true wellness area with its terrace and pool house equipped with a sauna. The park, covering an area of approximately 5.55 acres (2.25 hectares), forms a sort of uneven diamond shape, with its corners roughly pointing to the cardinal points. At its center, with their facades facing south, the castle and its outbuildings stand on a vast, well-kept, flower-filled lawn. All around, tall trees shelter the castle and its guests from view and noise. The land slopes very gently, but without reaching it, towards the Roselle, a tributary of the Briance. A tennis court, shaded by trees, marks the southern tip, while the wooded western side borders an invisible railway line. Cabinet LE NAIL – Berry - Limousin - Mr Christian MAUVE : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Christian MAUVE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 437 693 534. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In the heart of the Touraine region, nestled within a nearly 4-hectare wooded parkland boasting centuries-old trees, this majestic late 19th-century Napoleonic château offers approximately 2,000 sqm of living space and embodies a rare and timeless art of hospitality. Behind its historic façade, the estate is organized around multiple living and reception areas, offering exceptional accommodation capacity. The main château comprises approximately 800 sqm and houses 18 bedrooms. Several outbuildings complete the property: a large gîte, a smaller gîte, a charming house nestled in the park, as well as chalets and mobile homes. A campsite further enhances this offering, allowing for a wide range of uses, both private and professional. The reception areas, designed to accommodate various types of events, can be adapted to all configurations. A reception hall with a bar and professional kitchen, elegant lounges, adjoining rooms, a reception tent, spacious outdoor terraces, and landscaped gardens offer great flexibility in event organization and the possibility of hosting several groups simultaneously. The park, a true haven of greenery, invites relaxation and leisure. A heated swimming pool with a paddling pool, mini-golf, a recreation area, a playground, wellness areas, and sports facilities create an environment ideal for extended stays as well as large-scale events. The estate has recently undergone renovations to both the accommodations and the outdoor spaces and technical installations, guaranteeing comfort, functionality, and performance. The property boasts robust technical equipment, a reinforced electrical network, a revised independent sanitation system, and an organization designed for seamless operation. Ideally located, in close proximity to the A10 motorway and just minutes from amenities, this unique venue enjoys a peaceful, tranquil setting in the heart of a popular tourist region. Not subject to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Contact (EI): Julie Rivière 33 6 31 35 22 95. Sales agent registered with the Tours Trade and Companies Register (RSAC) under number 2021AC00065. Fees are payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the areas concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Réf. 4909: 19th-century château near Moulins In the heart of the Bourbonnais, within a preserved natural setting, this château is situated on a single, contiguous estate covering 13 hectares and 40 ares, comprising woodland and meadows. Sheltered from prying eyes, the property offers a living environment ideal for contemplation and walks, whilst enjoying excellent transport links. The estate enjoys a particularly favourable location. The A79 motorway is less than 10 minutes away, and the Route Nationale 7 is also quickly accessible, making it easy to reach the main road networks. It is approximately 3 hours 45 minutes from Paris, 1 hour 20 minutes from Clermont-Ferrand, 2 hours from Lyon and 3 hours from Geneva. Major cities are easily accessible: Paris is around 3 hours 45 minutes away, Clermont-Ferrand 1 hour 20 minutes, Lyon 2 hours and Geneva 3 hours. Moulins-sur-Allier railway station, served by regular services, allows you to reach Paris in just over two hours. Lyon Airport is less than two hours away, offering excellent connections to destinations across France and internationally. This combination of extensive natural grounds and easy access gives this property a balance that is particularly sought-after for a family home, a venue for entertaining or a prestigious hospitality venture. Built at the end of the 19th century by a renowned architect from the Allier region, this elegant château served for many years as a prestigious hunting lodge. Its architecture is characterised by the harmony of its façades, where the light-coloured render blends elegantly with a palette of red bricks and cut stone. The slate roof, punctuated by dormer windows with pediments and ridge finials, is enhanced by delicate, continuous balconies featuring intricate wrought-ironwork. With a total living area of approximately 760 sqm, the property is laid out as follows: Ground floor Upon entering, the spacious hall reveals the property’s architectural quality, featuring a remarkable original mosaic depicting intertwined fan motifs. A majestic bay window opens onto a south-east-facing terrace, offering unobstructed views of the grounds. This level boasts generous proportions, high ceilings, remarkable wood panelling and numerous stained-glass windows that cast a soft light into the reception rooms. It comprises: - a study; - an elegant sitting room; - a second reception lounge featuring a beautiful wooden fireplace; - a spacious and particularly light-filled dining room; - a second study; - a large kitchen; - a utility room; - a laundry room. First floor Accessible via the main staircase and a service staircase, this level comprises: - Six bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room and toilet. This layout offers the ideal level of comfort for a family home or a high-end hospitality project. Second floor Accessible via the service staircase, this top floor is yet to be fitted out according to the future owner’s requirements. It offers significant potential, with: - five bedrooms to be created; - three additional bedrooms already equipped with the necessary plumbing for the installation of their bathrooms; - two existing bathrooms; - a toilet; - two existing bedrooms. This floor offers a wealth of space, allowing for the creation of new reception areas, additional suites or a layout designed for a luxury accommodation business. Outbuildings : The numerous outbuildings are a real asset to this property and open up a wide range of possibilities, whether for family use, tourism or events. The first outbuilding, with a living area of 147 sqm, has been completely renovated to serve as a holiday cottage. It is now divided into six self-contained flats, each comprising a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and toilet. One of the flats, situated on the ground floor, features facilities designed to ensure accessibility and ease of use. Each flat has its own separate entrance, guaranteeing comfort and independence for its occupants. A second outbuilding, situated at the rear of the château, is centred around a workshop. Two apartments have been fitted out on either side. The first, measuring 56sqm, comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen opening onto a living area, and a bathroom. The second, measuring 41m², features a living room, a bedroom and a shower room. All of these outbuildings were designed as part of an ambitious project for events and hospitality. The property also has a planning permission granted by the local council, authorising the creation of a function room for hosting weddings, receptions and other events. Some finishing work remains to be carried out in order to realise this potential to the full. Architectural plans are already available to support the completion of this project and enable its future owner to bring this vision to life. The château stands at the heart of a single, contiguous estate covering 32 acres, offering a well-preserved and perfectly maintained setting. The grounds, which cover nearly 8 hectares, were designed and planted by a renowned local landscape architect. They feature a beautiful variety of tree species, including majestic English oaks, American oaks, pines, acacias and lime trees, lending the estate an atmosphere that is both elegant and authentic throughout the seasons. A vast meadow of around 6 hectares harmoniously complements the estate and offers numerous development possibilities, whether for an equestrian project, recreational use or simply to enhance the landscape. The property also features a reservoir, which adds to the estate’s natural charm. However, this is not fed by a spring. Cabinet LE NAIL – Saône-et-Loire & Bourbonnais - M. Lionel MILLET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Lionel MILLET, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 942 190 125. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In Southern Burgundy, at the heart of a nearly 4.7-hectare estate traversed by a stream and bordered by centennial trees, reveals a remarkable castle whose origins plunge into medieval history. Altered over the centuries, it now showcases elegant neo-Gothic architecture that enhances its heritage and gives it a majestic, timeless presence.Developing nearly 700 m² of living space, this residence has benefited from exceptional restoration, carried out with passion and respect by its current owners. Captivated by the place, they undertook considerable work to reveal all the beauty of the castle, preserve its authenticity, and offer a contemporary comfort perfectly integrated. Each intervention testifies to a rare high standard, respecting the ancient materials, volumes, and architectural identity of the place.The interiors reveal a remarkable decor, a product of several centuries of history and know-how: sculpted woodwork accented with fine gold leaf, ancient frescoes, stained glass, Hungarian-point parquet flooring, period tiles, richly adorned ceilings, and monumental fireplaces create a unique atmosphere. The decoration, subtly inspired by travels and cultures from here and elsewhere, creates a harmonious dialogue between heritage, elegance, and the art of living.Now arranged as high-end guest rooms, the castle offers vast reception salons bathed in light, a library, a refined reception area, a kitchen, and nine suites, each with its own private bathroom. The entire property accommodates clients seeking authentic and exclusive experiences while preserving the spirit of a great family home. The service areas and convertible attics open up numerous opportunities for growth.The outbuildings are a significant additional asset. Barns, vaulted cellars, workshops, exhibition space, storage buildings, and a dovecote form a coherent ensemble offering multiple possibilities: private receptions, weddings, cultural events, or the development of a tailor-made hosting activity.The landscaped park naturally extends the elegance of the castle. Clearings, meadows, and wooded spaces are organized around a stream, which accompanies walks and brings a bucolic atmosphere to the estate. Several parking areas harmoniously complete the amenities.More than a property, this castle embodies a true transmission. A rare alliance between medieval heritage, neo-Gothic elegance, and excellence in restoration, it will charm lovers of characterful homes looking for a place rich in soul. Each stone, each decor, and each object bear witness to the passion of those who preserved and enhanced it. A timeless place, destined to host a new chapter, whether as a prestigious family residence or the continuation of a high-end guesthouse activity.This property enjoys a privileged location in the heart of southern Burgundy, near Tournus, a city of art and history renowned for its thousand-year-old abbey, its rich architectural heritage, its ancient streets, its markets, and its renowned gourmet tables. Between the vineyards of Mâconnais and the Côte chalonnaise, the Saône valley, and the characterful villages, the region offers a sought-after living environment where nature, culture, and the art of living harmoniously intersect. The proximity to major roads, notably the A6 motorway, allows for easy access from the main living areas while preserving the confidential and verdant nature of the estate.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the heart of the Grasse hinterland, in the village of Andon, this remarkable 16th-century château presents a rare opportunity to acquire and restore an exceptional historic estate, steeped in centuries of heritage and character. The property comprises a magnificent main residence featuring a private chapel, two ancillary buildings and an iconic tower, forming a truly unique architectural ensemble. Ideally positioned, the estate enjoys optimal sunshine and far-reaching views over the surrounding hills. The interior offers impressive proportions, including approximately ten bedrooms, several of which retain their original fireplaces, together with spacious reception rooms and numerous additional areas offering outstanding restoration and development potential. The estate extends over approximately 18 hectares (44.5 acres), including around 15 hectares (37 acres) of agricultural land currently occupied by a tenant farmer under a French rural agricultural lease (bail rural), providing both a remarkable natural setting and an established agricultural component. Combining authenticity, scale and an exceptional environment, this unique property lends itself equally to the creation of an outstanding private residence or to the development of a luxury hospitality or events venue. Its majestic setting and extensive grounds provide the perfect backdrop for weddings, private receptions, corporate seminars and a wide range of prestigious private or professional events.

At 90 minutes from Paris, at the gates of Fontainebleau, this château occupies a site that the Court of François I already prized for its tranquillity: a bend in the Seine, on the edge of the royal forest. At a time when the river connected Paris to Fontainebleau more reliably than the roads, one arrived here by boat. The vast meadows lining the banks, the natural terraces and the stone steps leading down to the water still bear witness to this today. Built in the early seventeenth century by a physician close to Henri IV, the château passed in 1710 to the Comte de Toulouse, the legitimised son of Louis XIV and Madame de Montespan. An avenue linking the estate to the Palace of Fontainebleau was paved in 1726 to facilitate the visits of Louis XV, who would come here to see his great-uncle the Comte de Toulouse and share his passion for hunting. The château then passed to Louis XIV's grandson, the Duc de Penthièvre, who owned several residences in the vicinity of Fontainebleau and was especially fond of entertaining and hunting here. The estate comprises thirty hectares of woodland and meadows, with outbuildings, a kitchen garden, an orchard, and stone walls once devoted to the cultivation of chasselas, the golden table grape born of royal vine trellises in 1730 and grown along miles of walls until the last century. The property also benefits from two kilometres of private riverbank, where swimming and mooring are possible, entirely sheltered from view. The Forest of Fontainebleau enclosing the estate — its 25,000 hectares designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a Natura 2000 site — naturally extends this parkland and its protected wildlife. Remodelled in the nineteenth century, the château has preserved its original volumes, with fine ceiling heights and an eighteenth-century enfilade layout. Its large, numerous windows flood every room with exceptional natural light. Versailles parquet, terracotta floor tiles, period fireplaces and window fittings lend it the authentic charm of a historic residence. Spanning 900 m² of living space across three levels, the château comprises seventeen bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, two drawing rooms, a library, a dining room and a large fitted kitchen. Having recently undergone a complete interior renovation, it now offers all the comforts of a contemporary home. The property also includes a large 200 m² house, a pavilion, a caretaker's cottage and an extensive range of outbuildings, offering strong potential for further development, forty-five minutes from Gare de Lyon. The estate's characteristics — its size, privileged setting, proximity to Fontainebleau and easy access to Paris — are assets that open up a range of possibilities. Whether as a primary or secondary residence, the estate lends itself equally well to an investment project: the restoration of the outbuildings and dependencies paves the way for a hotel, tourism or event-hosting venture.

PRESTANT Périgord presents this exceptional 45-hectare estate (113 acres), free from any disturbance, set in an elevated position and enjoying sweeping 180-degree panoramic views over the Périgord countryside. An elegant driveway leads to a 17th-century chartreuse. The main residence, rich in character, comprises an entrance hall, 2 reception lounges with fireplaces, a beautiful dining room with wood paneling and fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 4 shower rooms/bathrooms, a terrace, a kitchen, and a wine cellar. A guest house completes the property, offering spacious reception areas, an indoor swimming pool, 3 beautiful bedrooms each with its own shower room or bathroom, as well as a library with remarkable volumes beneath a cathedral ceiling, bathed in natural light from a large panoramic window. An independent cottage further enhances the estate, featuring 2 living areas, 2 bedrooms, and a bathroom. A separate room equipped with a traditional bread oven adds to the authentic charm of the property. This rare property is ideally suited for an agricultural project, horse breeding, or the organization of countryside retreats, all while benefiting from close proximity to Bergerac Airport, just 25 minutes away. PRESTANT Realty – Bruno de Saint-Exupéry – +33 6 63 49 82 46 More information at: https://www.prestant.com/agence-perigord.html (ref. 24002107) Fees: 3% included, payable by the buyer (price €1,553,399 excluding fees), remaining fees payable by the seller SASU PRESTANT PÉRIGORD

This magnificent historic residence, dating from 1805 and located in the heart of one of Burgundy's most prestigious vineyards near Mâcon, was recently operated as a bed and breakfast. However, it offers exceptional potential for numerous other projects. Remaining true to its original character, it has been carefully adapted to the demands of modern comfort while preserving its authenticity. Spanning approximately 670 square meters, this exceptional property has benefited from a high-quality renovation that blends elegance with contemporary amenities. Its architecture evokes the finest Tuscan villas. Upon entering, a spacious hall leads to several generously sized living rooms and reception rooms, adorned with period fireplaces and magnificent parquet floors. A remarkable stone staircase leads to the first and second floors, where the private quarters and five guest rooms are located, each with its own bathroom. The château is nestled within approximately 3 hectares of wooded parkland, graced with several century-old trees, offering a peaceful and unspoiled setting. Those seeking relaxation will enjoy a 6 x 15 meter swimming pool, spacious terraces, and beautiful lawns perfect for unwinding. Several outbuildings complete the property: a house to renovate, a garage, and cellars, offering numerous possibilities for further development. Ideally located, the estate is a prime starting point for exploring the prestigious Grands Crus of Burgundy. It benefits from excellent accessibility: 45 minutes from Lyon, 1 hour from Beaune, 1 hour 30 minutes from Geneva by car, and 1 hour 35 minutes from Paris by TGV. The A6, A36, A39, and A40 motorways, as well as the RCEA highway, are easily accessible, as is the Mâcon-Loché TGV station. This exceptional property would be suitable for a bed and breakfast, boutique hotel, private residence, or a prestigious project. A rare property, steeped in history, in the heart of a remarkable setting. Full details available upon request. The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

A former manor house with a 14th-15th century castle, hidden at the end of a private lane, with no neighbors, set on +3hectares of land surrounded by nature, offering 500m² of living space, outbuildings, and swimming pool – a true gem for history buffs. Ideally located for a family, couple, or hospitality project, discover the Gers region and walk in the footsteps of the lords of Pardailhan, Antras, Montesquiou, La Valette, Blaise de Montluc... and write your own story! The solid, human-scale main house features an 80m² living room, kitchen, seven bedrooms (two on the ground floor), sitting rooms, five bathrooms/shower rooms, laundry rooms, and anterooms in the former pepperpot huts. The original features are preserved and highlighted: hollowed-out half-timbering, terracotta tiles, French-style ceilings, stone and marble fireplaces, overmantel mirrors, watchtowers, latrines, Genoese-style eaves, interior wooden shutters, vegetable garden, sandstone, former moat... The imposing round tower underscores the site's original medieval past and conceals the stone spiral staircase that connects the floors. The French Revolution destroyed the coat of arms on the arch of the entrance door. The pursuit of authenticity does not preclude modern comforts: fiber optic sanitation, satellite internet, Lacanche range cooker... The approximately 3.5-hectare grounds are partially wooded, contributing to this sense of seclusion; the surrounding nature provides space, isolation, and complete privacy. The swimming pool is heated and secure, and its pool house is located in a former outbuilding. This historic site is discreet; finding it is a challenge. Living in Gascony means living in the Gers, where cultures and traditions naturally intertwine. A history marked by warfare, a vibrant present: Le Figaro has just featured the 'Jazz in Marciac' festival... the countryside coming to the rescue of culture... Shops, doctors, cinema, and community organizations are all just a stone's throw away. Unpack your bags! Tarbes-Lourdes airport and TGV station 40 minutes away, Toulouse 1 hour 30 minutes away. For information, details, and to arrange a viewing, please contact Valerie Trinel at Capifrance. The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Close to Annecy and its lake, in a peaceful countryside setting with complete privacy, this character property dating back to the 15th century is located just 25 minutes from Geneva International Airport. Set within approximately one hectare of flat, landscaped grounds, it enjoys uninterrupted panoramic mountain views and an impressive collection of buildings with generous proportions. The main residence offers approximately 481 sqm of usable space (379 sqm of living area). The garden level features a series of spacious reception rooms with fireplaces opening onto the terraces and gardens, a fully equipped kitchen, several bedrooms and bathrooms. Upstairs, a large living room with panoramic mountain views is complemented by two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and convertible attic space. An independent two-bedroom apartment of approximately 102 sqm completes the property, comprising a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, the estate extends across approximately 9,538 sqm of flat, landscaped grounds. A separate outbuilding of around 400 sqm offers significant redevelopment potential, while numerous private parking spaces provide ample accommodation for residents and guests. Set in a preserved environment on the outskirts of Annecy, this unique property stands out for its authenticity, remarkable potential and highly sought-after location, making it equally suited to a family residence or an ambitious heritage restoration project. A comprehensive file including architectural studies and planning permissions has been prepared and is available upon request. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website georisques.gouv.fr Agency fees chargeable to the seller.

Accommodation: In close collaboration with the owner, we offer this estate of 3 ha 81 a 90 ca as a single entity. Benefiting from a privileged environment, calm and conducive to hospitality, the property develops a dual activity combining quality wine production and event tourism accommodation. The entire property is of contemporary design, has been carefully maintained, and offers high-quality features in a harmonious and authentic setting. Built in 2007 in a decidedly contemporary style, the main villa offers around 215 m² of living space and boasts generous volumes as well as remarkable panoramic views of the surrounding vineyard. It includes: A spacious living room of approximately 75 m² with an open kitchen; Three independent suites, each equipped with its own bathroom and private sanitary facilities, offering optimal comfort. They can be operated individually as part of a tourism accommodation or bed and breakfast activity; A dressing room; A laundry room; A cellar; A covered entrance porch. Outside, a magnificent terrace of about 200 m² accommodates an integrated swimming pool, creating a privileged relaxation area. On the garden level, a space dedicated to tourism activity includes three comfortable guest rooms, harmoniously complementing the estate's accommodation offer. The second building houses two large gîtes arranged in the same contemporary spirit as the main residence. They consist of: A type 4 apartment; A type 3 apartment; Thus a total of 219 m² of living space, five bedrooms and 85 m² of terraces, allowing accommodation for 4 to 6 people per lodging. The rooms can also be operated individually. The common areas dedicated to hospitality include: A bar area; A professional kitchen; A dining room; A massage room; A gym; A relaxation area with a jacuzzi and terrace. Operation: The operational buildings, integrated into the two built sets, develop approximately 500 m² of functional surfaces perfectly suited for a professional wine-growing activity. They include in particular: The wine-making spaces; The storage areas; The aging cellars; A cold room; The technical premises; A shed; A bottling area; An exceptionally well-appointed tasting and sales cellar. The entire equipment allows for quality production under optimal working conditions. Land: The estate operates 2.6895 hectares of vineyards located around the operational buildings. Managed under organic farming, the vineyard is in excellent vegetative and health condition. The majority of the plots have been recently replanted. Additional elements: A turnkey tool: This rare property brings together high-end residence, recognized wine activity, and developed oenotourism potential. It will suit both a winemaker wishing to operate a human-sized estate and a project holder seeking an immediately operational structure combining production, accommodation, and hospitality. Mission and challenges Safer on this property - Energizing agriculture and forestry This transmission is part of the goal of participating in the development of rural territories by the establishment of project holders and meets the sustainable development objectives by promoting the enhancement of rural heritage. Please note that some advertising sites do not display our service properly. For complete and accurate information, we invite you to consult our site or contact us directly. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr Photos: © Copyright Safer - Use prohibited without the author's permission.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An authentic 17th-century château built in 1680 during the reign of Louis XIV, set within a private 3-hectare estate in the heart of the countryside. The property retains many original features: carved fireplaces, chestnut wood paneling, an antique staircase, a chapel, and various historical traces. It offers generous living spaces with four reception rooms and six bright, harmoniously proportioned bedrooms. An independent guest house in a former dovecote, a large barn, a covered terrace, and a saltwater swimming pool complete the property. The estate also features a natural spring, a small woodland, and preserved outdoor spaces. Ideally located in Chalosse, close to the Landes and the Pyrenees. Pau, Biarritz, and Bordeaux are reachable in 40 minutes, 1h10, and 1h45 respectively.

ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF CHALON-SUR-SAÔNE, THE ELEGANCE OF A 19TH-CENTURY ESTATE Behind a circular main courtyard lined with century-old trees, the Château de la Villeneuve reveals an instantly recognizable silhouette. Two corner turrets, a slate roof?a rarity in the region?and the balance of a symmetrical layout define the identity of this 19th-century bourgeois residence. Connected to a spectacular contemporary orangery that opens onto the grounds, the estate today combines a residence of character, an established hospitality business, and a refined lifestyle?all just a few minutes from Chalon-sur-Saône and the vineyards of the Côte Chalonnaise. 19TH-CENTURY ARCHITECTURE COMPLEMENTED BY A CONTEMPORARY ORANGERY Built at the height of the Industrial Revolution, the Château de la Villeneuve belongs to that generation of bourgeois mansions whose architecture reflected both success and a way of life. Its symmetrical layout, two corner turrets, dormer windows, ridge ironwork, and slate roof create a silhouette that is instantly recognizable in the regional landscape. A rarity in Burgundy, this roof contributes to the estate's unique character and evokes the architectural style of the grand residences of 19th-century notables. Inside, the original features naturally extend this elegance. Wood paneling, moldings, fireplaces, spiral staircases, and antique hardwood floors complement the spacious, light-filled rooms. Every detail seems to have found its perfect place, striking a delicate balance between historic character and contemporary comfort. Extending from the château, the contemporary orangery offers a new perspective on the estate. Spanning nearly 125 m², this vast glass structure interacts with the park through wide openings that blur the boundary between interior and exterior. The 60 m² wooden terrace naturally extends this light-filled reception area, designed to host everything from large family gatherings to moments of relaxation or more intimate receptions. MARGUERITE BOUCICAUT'S LEGACY IN A PRESERVED PARK The history of the Château de la Villeneuve bears the discreet yet essential mark of Marguerite Boucicaut. A native of Chalon-sur-Saône and co-founder of Le Bon Marché in Paris alongside her husband Aristide Boucicaut, she remains one of the most influential figures in 19th-century French philanthropy. It was thanks to the inheritance she left behind that the Charrier-Guérin family was able to acquire the property, permanently embedding the estate in a unique family and heritage history. This legacy continues to shape the identity of the place today. It links the château to a human journey that extends beyond the borders of Burgundy and serves as a reminder of the major role Marguerite Boucicaut played in French social and economic history. Surrounding the mansion, the historic 5,500 m² park provides a setting worthy of this legacy. Organized around a large circular main courtyard, dotted with century-old trees and open vistas, it offers a preserved landscape where greenery graces every view. The seasons are fully expressed here, amid soft shadows, lush foliage, and unobstructed views of the château's facades. This abundance of greenery gives the estate a distinctive atmosphere while maintaining close proximity to the city. A HOSPITABLE DESTINATION IN THE HEART OF THE CÔTE CHALONNAISE The Château de la Villeneuve's location is a major factor in its appeal. Situated on the outskirts of Chalon-sur-Saône, the estate enjoys quick access to shops, services, the train station, and major transportation routes. The A6 highway connects Lyon and Paris, while the vineyards of Mercurey, Rully, and Givry anchor the property in the heart of one of the most sought-after regions of the Côte Chalonnaise. This prime location directly supports the hospitality tradition cultivated over the years. The estate attracts visitors eager to explore Burgundy's wine-growing landscapes, travelers seeking a more intimate getaway, and business professionals passing through the Chalonnais region. Already successfully operating as a bed-and-breakfast?distinguished by the Clef Verte label for its commitment to more responsible tourism?the property currently generates annual revenue of approximately euros100,000 (excluding tax). Its current structure makes significant expansion of this business a realistic prospect. Hosting wellness retreats, expanding the range of accommodations, or creating new experiences centered on the local area all offer opportunities to continue the property's legacy. THE AGENCY'S OPINION The Château de la Villeneuve combines all the elements that define great estates of character: a distinctly recognizable 19th-century bourgeois residence, a contemporary orangery opening onto the grounds, a history intimately linked to Marguerite Boucicaut, a 5,500 m² historic park centered around a remarkable main courtyard, and a hospitality business certified by the Clef Verte program that is already firmly established.

Chateau with high potential, isolated with outbuildings.In a preserved bucolic setting, this exceptional estate extends over nearly 8 hectares of landscaped park. It offers a dream backdrop for a family home, receptions, weddings, or professional projects, as well as high-end hospitality, combining historical charm, rare volumes, and significant development potential.At the heart of the property, a characterful chateau offers approximately 550 m² of living space to renovate, distributed over several levels around an impressive entrance hall with a majestic staircase, providing a succession of lounges, reception rooms, 8 bedrooms, spacious landings, and convertible attics.The interior architecture blends preserved historical elements (monumental fireplaces, stained glass, ceiling heights of 3.50 m, solid wood flooring).In the perspective of the park, the 90 m2 orangery is appealing with its style, featuring 6 large bay windows opening onto the park: a dream space for hosting private or professional events (cocktails, exhibitions, dinners...).A caretaker's house to be renovated, approximately 340 m2 attached to the former stables, completes the ensemble. A rehabilitation project could add hospitality potential to the estate.The park with its bicentennial trees could accommodate temporary or permanent installations as part of an event activity.WHAT WE LOVE:- The historical charm of the chateau and its generous volumes.- The ornaments.- The ancient materials.- The charm and potential of the orangery.ENVIRONMENT- Montauban 10 min- Highway 10 min- Montauban train station 15 min- Toulouse Blagnac International Airport 50 minThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A human-scale 18th-century chateau in around 4 hectares of parkland, in the countryside around the Bourbonnais sector. The estate spreads out over a surface of approximately 4hectares. The chateau, which was erected in 1758, stands out thanks to its classical architecture, which is typical of grand French residences from the second half of the 18th century. It boasts a symmetrical layout including a central section flanked by two wings, providing structure to the south-facing main facade. In the 19th century, a staircase tower was added to one of the wings. The three-storey residence has a ground floor, first floor and a not yet converted loft beneath a slate Mansard roof, which is punctuated by three gable dormers with triangular pediments as well as by several chimney stacks. Thanks to the tall windows on the facade, the interior is generously bathed in light. The ashlar door and window surrounds, the stringcourses as well as the quoins emphasise the structure’s well-organised appearance. The slender tower provides a picturesque touch and pays witness to the enhancements made in the 19th century, which were nonetheless in keeping with the style of the original construction. Tracks and paths wind through the classically inspired parkland, providing structure and carefully crafted perspectives, faithful to the tradition of French rural properties, designed to combine appearance, comfort and harmony with the natural environment.

A 19th-century chateau with guest rooms, a swimming pool and grounds, by the Saône River, 35 min from Dijon in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. A tall wall conceals the entire property from view, except for the tops of a few trees visible from the road. Accessible via an automatic entrance gate that opens onto a parking area, a landscaped drive – bordered on one side by the annexe with its three garages and, on the other, a verdant arbour with views of the Saône River – leads to the entrance of the L-shaped chateau, located in the middle of the property and adorned with a tower topped with glazed tiles and an exterior brick walkway. Separated from the property’s outbuilding by a gravel courtyard, the main dwelling includes ten guest accommodations, while the swimming pool and the entrance to the property’s vaulted cellars are located in front of the main façade, facing south. As for its landscaped terraced grounds, they slope down behind the chateau all the way to the Saône River, where a path provides gentle access to the landing stage and an immense space along the water’s edge.

EXCLUSIVE / Madeleine-Bouvet (61110) ORNE / Castle with outbuildings / 12 rooms / 7 bedrooms / 600 m2 / 4.4 ha park / close to the prestigious École des Roches / Helipad. Located in the heart of the Perche Regional Natural Park, 130 km from Paris, this castle in need of renovation, approximately 600 m2 over 3 levels plus a basement, benefits from a 4.4 ha park, crossed by 2 streams and adorned with century-old trees as well as a pond. Built in a style typical of French castles. Its architecture blends several styles, reflecting the different periods of its development. On the ground floor we find a large entrance hall leading to three reception rooms: a living room with a beautiful fireplace, a second spacious living room with herringbone parquet flooring, French-style ceiling and Renaissance fireplace, as well as a dining room with fireplace, exposed beams and terracotta tiles. A kitchen with pantry, a bathroom, a separate toilet, and a gallery running along the three reception rooms complete this level. On the first floor, 4 spacious bedrooms, including a large master suite with dressing room and fireplace, 2 bedrooms opening onto a large terrace, a bedroom with dressing room and private terrace, a bathroom and a separate toilet. The top floor consists of 3 beautiful bedrooms, a shower room and a separate toilet. Numerous storage spaces and closets. In the basement, we find a large 120 m2 cellar with vaulted section and terracotta tiles, a sauna and relaxation area as well as a wine cellar. The outbuildings include: Large garage for cars and maintenance equipment. Gazebo on the pond. Property maintenance workshop. Equestrian facilities including horse boxes and a paddock. This exceptional property has its own helipad. Property with excessive energy consumption : Energy class F, Climate class F Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 13827.00 € and 18708.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Residence: The main building is a Tudor-style manor, built in 1889, comprising 3 levels and a basement for approximately 580 m2 of living space. It has 9 bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom, which are operated as a guesthouse and bed and breakfast. It is in very good condition and has retained its historical elements: stone and marble fireplaces, French ceilings, carved wooden staircase, period tapestries, oak flooring... About 200 meters from the manor is a second site corresponding to the former farm of the castle. The oldest part is dated 1510. This site includes another dwelling, a gentleman's residence of approximately 220 m2, which needs to be renovated. There is also a studio of about 40 m2 that has already been renovated, as well as old stables and a riding arena. Operation: The property includes a 19th-century stone building dedicated to horse accommodation: stable with boxes and stalls, tack room, and storage area. A sand riding arena has recently been built to work with horses. Land: The manor is surrounded by its beautiful wooded park, partly forested, of about 7 hectares, which includes several centenary trees. 2 fenced paddocks allow for the accommodation of horses. Additional elements: This superb property offers an ideal setting to continue and develop the 'high-end' tourist accommodation activity, complemented by an equestrian project. Mission and challenges Safer on this property - Supporting local development. Please note that some listing sites do not allow the proper display of our services. For complete and accurate information, we invite you to visit our site or contact us directly. Photos: © Copyright Safer - Use prohibited without the author's consent.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An architectural gem exuding history and prestige for sale in Provence. Perched above a village overlooking the magnificent Provençal landscapes and the Côtes du Rhône vineyards, this château is a true treasure. It stands out for its private grounds of nearly 10 hectares, where around 20 deer roam freely, making it a unique and attractive holiday setting. In excellent condition throughout, the château presents 25 ensuite bedrooms, numerous reception areas, lounges, a restaurant and a seminar room. Its facilities include a swimming pool, a tennis court and outbuildings with great potential for future development. One of the plots of land is suitable for construction (to create up to 1,500 sq.m of new living space). The property therefore offers real development potential through the creation of new spaces capable of attracting a high-end clientele. Idyllically located, the estate is just 10 minutes from the A7 motorway (Europe's busiest strategic traffic route). Avignon TGV station is 40 minutes away, Marseille airport is 1.5 hours away, and Lyon airport is 2 hours away. Combining elegance and serenity, this exceptional property is waiting patiently for a new owner to write the next chapter in its history.

Magnificent château dating from 1880, offering approximately 1,060 sqm of living space and 22 main rooms, including spacious reception lounges and guest bedrooms already in operation. Part of the property remains to be renovated, offering significant potential for further development. The outbuildings are arranged around a large courtyard and include several structures: a renovated pavilion with 6 bedrooms, fully operational gîtes, additional spaces currently being fitted out for accommodation and events, as well as planning permission granted for an orangery dedicated to hosting events. Set within a 13-hectare estate featuring a pond, woodland, and meadows, the property enjoys an exceptional natural environment. Easy access to major road networks, located 20 km from Moulins, 8 km from Le PAL (wildlife and leisure park), and close to all amenities. Ideal for a tourism or events-based project (weddings, seminars, guest accommodation). Sale price including agency fees: €850,000 Fees payable by the buyer Agency fees: 5% incl. VAT of the net seller price, i.e. €40,476 Net seller price: €809,524 Energy rating: F Climate rating: F Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €25,640 and €34,740 per year (prices indexed as of 01/01/2021). Information on potential risks related to this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This château, a true jewel of French history, offers 1,150 m² of living space across the entire estate. Reached by a private driveway of nearly one kilometre, it gradually reveals itself in the heart of 30 hectares of unspoilt countryside. Set in an elevated position overlooking the Dordogne Valley, this château is a true rarity in the Périgord Noir. It features 17 bedrooms spread across the château, the caretaker's house and a fully renovated guest house, combining modern comfort with authentic character. Exposed beams, wooden floors, panelling, fireplaces, stone and terracotta tile floors create a harmonious blend of historic charm. The grounds include a magnificent landscaped park, a swimming pool with its pool house, and a gym. A true gem for lovers of history

Between Besançon and Vesoul, on the heights of a village in undulating countryside, a castle dating back to the 15th century, rebuilt in the 19th century, set in approx. 1.8 hectares of parklands with unobstructed views. Comprising three wings around an inner courtyard and approx. 315 m² (3,815 sq ft) of living space, it comprises ten or so main rooms, including five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Dovecote, caretaker's cottage, garages, outbuildings... Two other buildings away from the castle with adjoining land. Spacious, very luminous, in a quiet, nuisance-free setting. Location: A dozen kilometers from Rioz (shops and services), approx. 30 kilometers from Besançon (TGV train station), 20 kilometers from Vesoul, 120 kilometers from Dijon, 150 kilometers from Basel airport. Fees payable by the vendor Energy class : G Climate class : G Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7.940 and €10.742 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class G. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Exclusive listing - Precious and refined gardens - ELEGANT 18TH-CENTURY CHATEAU SUPERBLY RESTORED - Authentic high-quality 18th-century decoration - Pyrenees - Bigorre - 1h30 from Biarritz and the Atlantic coast. Restored with exquisite taste over the past 25 years by a passionate aesthete, this elegant 18th-century chateau with its symmetrical classical architecture is nestled within a precious and refined green setting of boxwood embroidery gardens, topiaries, a maze, and a green theatre at the foot of the Pyrenees, 1h30 from Biarritz and the sea.   Built around 1750, this elegant country residence has survived in a remarkable state of authenticity, retaining its original decorative elements: wooden floors, stone and terracotta tile floors, wood paneling, fireplaces, overmantels, wainscoting, and double doors. This balanced, human-scale architecture perfectly expresses the French art of country living in the 18th century, flooded with light from every side, with a reception ground floor composed of beautiful interconnected 18th-century salons.   The central “calade” pathway, typical of southern France, crosses the boxwood embroidery gardens and topiaries in a magical and refined atmosphere, leading to the grand staircase of the majestic central projection and then to the entrance hall with its highly authentic stone floor, opening in every direction onto sequences of salons bathed in light through large-paned windows with dual exposure. The grand dining room opens fully south toward the village facing the church, through a large staircase leading to a boxwood embroidery parterre separated from the village by a moat.   The interior of the chateau is typical of everything the French 18th century can offer in terms of refinement and art de vivre, particularly through the 5 beautiful interconnected salons adorned with their 18th-century décor, wide-plank wooden floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces, overmantels, Versailles parquet flooring, woodwork, and paneled walls. A dining room with wood paneling adjoining the kitchen, service staircase, and service corridor. An 18th-century alcove bedroom. A library with Empire-style woodwork. A study decorated with richly painted faux-marble wood paneling. 2 WCs; one possible bathroom. Grand staircase with an 18th-century carved wooden banister. On the first floor, a large hall, 8 bedrooms, most decorated with magnificent hand-printed wallpapers of museum quality made by a renowned specialist, fireplaces, overmantels, and built-in wooden cupboards. Two bathrooms, including one in marble with a beautiful early 20th-century marble and pitchpine vanity unit. A large salon with a service staircase leading to the kitchen. Large cellars, including a grand chateau kitchen in the basement. The most remarkable outbuilding is the sumptuous monumental orangery with three south-facing arcades and particularly refined and spectacular architecture. The acroterion cornice supports four Louis XIV-style flame pots, giving this building exceptional elegance, as well as extraordinary comfort for enjoying the garden through the draped arcades beneath monumental ceiling heights. A large barn converted into an event hall equipped with a stainless-steel kitchen. A charming farmyard bordered by a henhouse and a shelter with particularly elegant wooden columns. A discreet and authentic chapel beneath a blue vaulted ceiling painted with stars, terracotta tile flooring, and a remarkable 17th-century polychrome carved wooden altarpiece. In a nearby building accessed by a calade pathway: the former kitchens, three beautiful rooms with terracotta floors, beams and fireplaces, and a large attic ready for conversion. Two exterior WCs.   Enchanting boxwood gardens created 20 years ago of exceptional quality, with dreamlike viewpoints, composed in front of the chateau of particularly sophisticated and refined boxwood embroidery gardens and topiaries. On the village side, a terrace of embroidery gardens as well. To the side, crossing a small bridge over the former moats sheltering a romantic streamside garden, the majestic semi-circular terraced green theatre unfolds around a water feature bordered with schist stone. Monumental yew pilasters rising above hornbeam and beech hedges lend an architectural grandeur to this landscaped folly. A perspective lined with sculptures along hornbeam and beech hedges. An extraordinary and rare green maze formed from beech hedges worthy of the greatest 18th-century chateaux. This garden is an exceptional work of art, reflecting a rare mastery of the art and history of gardens in Europe; planted 20 years ago, it has now reached full maturity, offering exceptional beauty and atmosphere.   Swimming pool integrated into ornamental basins with marble coping stones. Three entrances with large 18th-century pillars and gates. A free parcel of land suitable for parking outside the park. The chateau is fully listed as a Historic Monument. Two wells, irrigation pump. Oil-fired central heating in three-quarters of the chateau. Annual property tax: 549 Euros. Location: -143 km from Biarritz -30 km from Lourdes, international airport -26 km from Pau, international airport -20 km from Tarbes, international airport Price: 1,393,600 Euros agency fees included (fees payable by the seller). 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.

ENCHANTING 18TH-CENTURY CHATEAU IN PERFECT CONDITION IN A REGIONAL NATURAL PARK 1H40 FROM PARIS - Museum-quality 18th-century interior decoration - 18 hectares - Monumental greenhouses 100 meters long - Private 5-hectare lake - Riverbank - Abbeville, Somme. Overlooking the splendid natural site of the Somme Valley, this 18th-century masterpiece with its highly refined symmetrical brick-and-stone architecture, inspired by a landmark 18th-century architectural treatise, rises atop a series of monumental south-facing terraces sheltering some of the largest private greenhouses in France, stretching 100 meters in length. The 18-hectare classical and romantic landscaped park is bordered for 1 km by the river and includes a 5-hectare lake dotted with small peninsulas. The chateau, flooded with light throughout the day thanks to its East-West orientation, features sumptuous sequences of salons and bedrooms adorned with painted and gilded rococo woodwork housing original paintings by Jean-Baptiste Huet, creating an enchanting décor enhanced by the magnificent south-facing views over the valley from the salons. The architecture of the chateau, of remarkable virtuosity, presents a classical symmetry reminiscent of the architecture of the Hôtel de Biron, now the Musée Rodin in Paris, completed in 1737. The architect Charles-Étienne Briseux began the chateau in 1733 and published the plans in his work “L'Art de bâtir les maisons de campagne” in 1743. Pierre de Buissy, son of the original patron, completed the interior decoration around 1763. His portrait by Joseph-Siffred Duplessis is held in the Ottawa Museum and is currently featured in a major exhibition in Carpentras under the direction of the Louvre. It is said that the splendor of the chateau originated from a youthful romance he allegedly had at Versailles with Adélaïde de France, daughter of Louis XV, and that he wished to receive her at his chateau in order to marry her.   Inside, after ascending the grand central staircase, the ground floor, flooded with light all day long and lavishly appointed, is arranged around an oval stone hall decorated with antique-style pilasters and a black-and-white cabochon floor. It opens onto an exceptional dining room with 18th-century painted wood paneling decorated with vegetal motifs and adorned with two oil-on-canvas paintings on the theme of Love by Jean-Baptiste Huet (1745–1811), whose works are displayed in the world's greatest museums, including the Louvre, the MET in New York, and the V&A in London. The ground floor continues with the gilded salon featuring white-and-gold woodwork with dual exposure, decorated with a beautiful marble fireplace, followed by the spectacular Zodiac Salon, flooded with light from triple East, South and West exposures and offering sumptuous views over the valley. It is decorated with 12 zodiac sign paintings, a marble fireplace, large double interior doors, and Versailles parquet flooring. A magnificent staircase with faux-marble painted walls and a wrought-iron banister leads to the upper floors. A sumptuous oval bedroom decorated with floral painted woodwork and paintings by Jean-Baptiste Huet, with a marble fireplace. A library with superb decorative features. A small hall, WCs, and a winter garden provide access to the outbuilding wing. On the first floor, four bedrooms with bathrooms, some decorated with white-and-gold woodwork, two salons with wood paneling including a particularly beautiful rotunda salon, a small dining room, a kitchen, and an office with a dumbwaiter. On the second floor, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a workshop/laundry room, and a large room ready for conversion. A large cellar.   In the outbuildings with their superb symmetrical 18th-century architecture: a magnificent and large chateau kitchen with rustic décor of beams and joists, terracotta tile flooring, stone sink, marble worktop, ceramic tiles, and monumental fireplace. A workshop. An independent studio: kitchen, bedroom, bathroom. A large ground-floor “museum” room in the former orangery. Two large car garages. A caretaker's house. A large barn, former stable, former cowsheds, and a dovecote. A large independent house in good condition, with two garages.   Enclosed parkland of 189,081 m² with numerous stabilized pathways. A lake of more than 5 hectares. 1 km of riverbank along the Somme River, recently restored and in excellent condition. Superbly maintained gardens with a wide variety of flowers and roses. Three south-facing masonry terraces overlooking the Somme River. Monumental and rare 19th-century greenhouses, leaning against the terrace, in perfect condition and recently restored, sheltering lush vegetation.   Three entrances: a monumental 18th-century wrought-iron gate facing the chateau; a gate leading to the outbuilding courtyard; and a gate at the far end of the park. Historic Monument protection: The chateau, the park, and the avenue leading to the entrance: listed by decree dated 28 January 1944. The facades and roofs of the outbuildings; the dovecote and the two greenhouses in their entirety (cad. AK 77, 70, 79): listed by decree dated 1 December 2003. Connected to mains drainage. Property tax: 4,500 euros per year. Heating: heat pump with forced air system and electric radiators/convectors on the 2nd floor. Location: -162 km from Paris, 1h40 via motorway. -163 km from CDG and Le Bourget airports, 1h30. -10 km from the motorway. -40 km from the sea and beaches (Le Crotoy, Cayeux-sur-Mer). -6 km from supermarkets. -18 km from all shops and services in Abbeville. Paris in 1h30 by train. -38 km from all shops and services in Amiens. Paris in 1h by train. Price: 7,900,000 euros agency fees included, payable by the seller. 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.