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HAUTE-GARONNE — TOULOUSE OUTSKIRTS Sheltered from view, this remarkable Napoléon III château offers over 500 sqm of living space across three floors, served by a lift. Perfectly preserved, it combines historic architecture with contemporary comfort, featuring elegant reception rooms, bedrooms, offices, a gym, dressing room and numerous bathrooms and shower rooms. A basement of over 250 sqm completes the property. Set within 2.5 hectares of mature grounds, enjoying an elevated south-facing position, the château features a swimming pool and pool house. Its Mansard slate roof further enhances the character of this exceptional residence. Just 400 metres from the heart of the village, this rare property combines elegance, privacy and an exceptional quality of life, while being only minutes from Toulouse. Elegance and Nature, Just 15 Minutes from Toulouse. For further information, please call Astride Kimpflen real estate Agent +33 607973362 Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 9280 euros and 12,620 euros per year. Prices indexed to 2021, 2022, 2023. 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 prestigious medieval village of Le Castellet, listed among the “Most Beautiful Villages of France”, this historic property enjoys an exceptional elevated position overlooking the Bandol vineyards, the Provençal hills and the Mediterranean Sea. Offering approximately 900 sq.m. of accommodation arranged over three levels, Château des Costes stands within landscaped grounds of around one hectare, featuring Mediterranean gardens and traditional terraced landscaping. Steeped in history, the property was notably associated with the Lumière brothers and retains a remarkable 13th-century chapel, giving the estate a truly unique character. The château currently offers superb reception areas, several lounges, nine bedrooms, expansive panoramic terraces, two fully equipped kitchens, as well as a wellness area with sauna, hammam and jacuzzi. Outside, an elegant swimming pool blends seamlessly into the preserved natural surroundings, enjoying outstanding views across the Var countryside and towards the sea. Thanks to its generous proportions, rich history and versatile layout, this rare property would be equally suitable as an exceptional private residence or for the continuation of a high-end hospitality, events or reception business. Located just a few kilometres from Bandol, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer and the beaches, the estate is also within easy reach of Marseille, Toulon and their international transport connections. A discreet and iconic Provençal address where history, architecture and panoramic views come together. Price and full presentation file available upon request. Vue Mer Immobilier – Confidential Sale

Ideally located close to Isle-sur-la-Sorge, at the gateway to the Luberon, this marvellous chateau, on a human scale and in perfect condition, has retained all its nobility and authenticity. This property offers a unique living experience, a perfect marriage of history and modern comfort, in an idyllic setting. A rare opportunity on the property market. Sale price including fees : 3 500 000 euros Fees payable by purchaser Fees : 4.95 % TTC of the price excluding fees, i.e. 165,000 euros Sale price excluding fees : 3 335 000 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Nestled in the heart of the Gard region, in a sought-after village near Uzès, Nîmes, and Avignon, this 12th-century castle, classified as a Historic Monument, boasts an ideal location. Completely and meticulously renovated, this 27-room castle seamlessly combines the authentic character of its architectural heritage with modern comfort and amenities. The elegance of its exposed stone walls, archways, mullioned windows, and vaulted salons make it a true historical gem. With a generous surface area, the property features grand reception spaces, conference rooms, a bar/lounge area, and exceptional amenities: - A magnificent stone staircase, enhanced by a wrought-iron balustrade - 9 spacious bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, offering absolute comfort - 2 kitchens, one of which is equipped with a splendid range cooker, blending old-world charm with modern appliances - A wellness area with a hammam, rooftop jacuzzi with panoramic views, a swimming pool set in a historic setting, and a gym - A private cinema room for intimate entertainment - A wine cellar, perfect for fine wine enthusiasts - A caretaker’s house (2/3 rooms) with a balcony - A double garage All set on a 1,805 m² plot, with a private garden and an ambiance that is both elegant and serene, where natural light subtly interacts with the textures of the stone and lush greenery. Our thoughts: A truly exceptional property for lovers of history and architecture, as well as a unique opportunity for a prestigious family residence or a high-end event venue. With its sumptuous spaces and limitless potential, this château is ideal for hosting receptions, seminars, or exclusive luxury retreats. A real jewel in a setting of timeless charm, where history and modernity blend to perfection. A unique place, steeped in history, waiting to write the next chapter of its prestigious story… Contact : Pierre BEGHIN +33 6 07 09 01 21 For information on potential risks related to this property, please visit the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A Place Steeped in History, Between Tradition and Elegance Nestled at the gates of Uzès, this exceptional estate, whose history spans from the 16th to the 18th century, embodies the refinement of an ancestral residence, beautifully enhanced by a prestigious renovation. Once a major center for lauze stone craftsmanship—this local limestone, so characteristic of Uzès, was used for roofing and traditional architecture. A true witness to the region’s rich architectural and artisanal heritage, the estate has preserved its soul and authenticity while incorporating top-of-the-line amenities for absolute comfort. Behind its imposing stone walls, a true haven of peace unfolds: over 1,000 m² of living space, spread across two wings, offering a succession of elegant reception rooms and refined suites. The renovation of this property was guided by a bold vision: preserve its history while seamlessly blending modernity, elegance, and luxury. Every detail has been meticulously designed: air conditioning in all rooms, luxurious bathrooms equipped with a shower, bathtub, and separate WC, and a layout where each bedroom becomes a private haven of comfort. Most rooms feature a kitchenette, while some also benefit from a private terrace or garden. In addition, four newly built prestige suites further enrich this exquisite estate. A Unique Lifestyle Combining Fine Dining & Wellness Designed as a place to live and experience, this estate offers unparalleled amenities, making it a truly extraordinary destination. A gourmet restaurant, where meals are served in an enchanting setting. During the summer, guests can dine in a stunning garden, shaded by century-old trees, creating a serene and convivial atmosphere. An exquisite wellness area, featuring: - A heated indoor pool, perfect for year-round relaxation - A traditional hammam, inviting deep relaxation - A massage room, dedicated to serenity and well-being - A fully equipped fitness room, ideal for those who value health and wellness A vast outdoor space, enhanced by a heated swimming pool, large terraces, and a beautifully landscaped Mediterranean garden, where olive trees and pink laurels create an idyllic backdrop. Every aspect of this estate has been carefully crafted to provide an unforgettable sensory and emotional experience, where well-being and the art of living come together in perfect harmony. A Prime Location in the Heart of the Gard Provençal Ideally situated, this estate offers quick access to major cities and transport hubs: Walking distance to Uzès, a rare advantage allowing you to fully enjoy the charm and vibrancy of France’s first duchy. Fast access to major cities: Nîmes (35 min), Avignon (50 min), Montpellier (1h15), Marseille (2h00). Nearby TGV stations: Avignon (45 min), Nîmes (35 min), Montpellier (1h30). Easy access to key destinations: Paris (2h50), Brussels (5h00), Geneva (3h00). Airports: Nîmes (40 min), Montpellier (1h00), Avignon (1h00), Marseille (1h30). A Property with Endless Possibilities Rare for its rich history and exceptional setting, this estate offers a multitude of opportunities: - A prestigious private residence, perfect for lovers of historic properties. - A charming boutique hotel or luxury guesthouse, with high-end services. - An exclusive event and reception venue, ideal for weddings, seminars, and wellness retreats. - A space combining private life and professional activity, perfectly suited for a large-scale project. Our Personal Favorite More than just a property, this estate is an invitation to the Provençal way of life, where history, comfort, and modernity blend harmoniously in an extraordinary setting. A rare and unique opportunity for those who seek a place filled with character and prestige. ? A complete dossier is available upon request. Contact : Pierre Beghin : 06 07 09 01 21. 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 Gard region, this château, whose origins date back to the 11th century, overlooks the Gardon gorges between Uzès and the Pont du Gard. The village enchants with its golden stone façades, its immediate proximity to the river, and an atmosphere where nature seems to advance in a silent procession. Paths leading to the Hermitage of Collias, water-based activities, protected panoramic landscapes, and the proximity of major cultural centres give the site a strong identity: discreet, yet perfectly connected. Less than 30 minutes from Nîmes and 40 minutes from Avignon, the château enjoys a strategic position at the heart of a major heritage territory. Built around an 11th-century tower and shaped over the centuries, the residence bears witness to the great eras it has passed through. In the 15th century, it belonged to the Montpezat family, before being restructured in the 18th century by the Marquis de La Chapelle, who gave it the enduring form we see today. The estate is now composed of three historic entities: – a 17th-century wing, – an 18th-century wing, – and the medieval tower, carefully reinterpreted through successive restorations. A masterful renovation has restored the château to its former splendour, blending living heritage with contemporary standards of excellence. With nearly 2,000 sqm of living space, the property offers majestic volumes, perfectly suited to either a grand private residence or a prestigious hotel project. The estate extends over almost 2 hectares, featuring a succession of terraces, themed gardens, woodland areas, landscaped perspectives and open views. The château offers a total of 19 bedrooms, arranged into three complementary ensembles: • 8 rooms integrated into the 5-Star hotel, all restored to the highest standards: generous volumes, noble materials, views over the park or surrounding hills, and a refined atmosphere. • 3 independent guest rooms, perfectly integrated into the estate and offering welcome privacy. With appropriate compliance upgrades, they could be incorporated into the hotel operation to increase accommodation capacity. - 3 apartments, each with its own distinct character, complete the ensemble. These units offer multiple possibilities: high-end suites, staff accommodation, private spaces, or premium lodging dedicated to an ambitious hospitality project. - A fourth apartment to be fitted out could also be converted into staff accommodation. A dedicated area of the estate could also accommodate a SPA, offering significant development potential to enhance the wellness offering already initiated by the existing facilities. Common areas and gastronomy: Bright lounges, vaulted rooms, reception spaces and well-balanced circulation areas form a fluid and elegant whole. Stone, wood and handcrafted ironwork harmoniously interact with a sober and carefully curated contemporary décor. “L’Hirondelle”, the château’s gastronomic restaurant, is a true signature of the property. Here, a Chef can celebrates local produce with confident creativity. Its panoramic terrace overlooks the hillside and gardens, forming a living tableau that accompanies every service. Outdoor spaces: The private park, thoughtfully designed, unfolds English-style gardens, a rose garden, tree-lined paths, a traditional kitchen garden and naturally shaded areas. A discreetly integrated swimming pool and ornamental basins complete this landscaped oasis of rare character. Our view: This estate brings together everything one expects from an exceptional property: an illustrious history, a multi-layered architecture perfectly restored, an operational 5-star hotel, a renowned gastronomic restaurant, and a flexible accommodation capacity thanks to guest rooms and apartments. The possibility of creating a SPA adds an additional dimension, opening the way to a high-end wellness concept. The harmony between architecture, nature and perspective gives the property an almost sculptural coherence. Château de Collias is not merely a setting, but a stage ready to host an ambitious project, a private residence or a characterful hotel. A rare address, crafted for those seeking the alliance of heritage and contemporary excellence. Contact : Pierre Begin / +33 6 07 09 01 21

Overlooking the village at the gateway to the Cévennes, this listed Historic Monument ranks among the most remarkable historic estates in the Gard region. Originally built on medieval foundations dating from the 14th century and extensively remodelled during the 17th and 18th centuries, it possesses the rare distinction of having remained in the same family for nearly seven centuries. Set within more than seven hectares (17 acres) of enclosed grounds, the estate perfectly combines the elegance of a grand aristocratic residence with the richness of an exceptional landscaped heritage. Designed in the English style, the park features sweeping lawns, majestic century-old Cedars of Lebanon, ginkgo trees, historic bamboo groves, a traditional kitchen garden and ornamental gardens. Its remarkable hydraulic features include a monumental water wheel (noria) and an elegant 17th- and 18th-century nymphaeum, while a Palladian-inspired swimming pool blends discreetly into this setting of rare harmony. Offering approximately 1,100 sq m (11,840 sq ft) of living accommodation across four levels, the château eloquently reflects several centuries of architectural evolution. Its magnificent Italian-style staircase, richly decorated with stucco work and mythological bas-reliefs, is regarded as one of the finest examples of its kind in Languedoc. A succession of grand reception rooms reveals generous proportions, abundant natural light and beautifully preserved period interiors, while the formal dining room retains its early 18th-century Italian frescoes. The principal drawing room houses an exceptionally rare panoramic wallpaper by the celebrated Réveillon manufactory, official supplier to the Court of Versailles, preserved in an outstanding original condition. The lower levels reveal the château's medieval origins through vaulted cellars, historic kitchens, a Renaissance laundry room and an impressive collection of original service areas. Extending to more than 1,850 sq m (19,910 sq ft), the outbuildings include a former silk mill converted into an elegant reception hall, an orangery, a traditional silkworm house (magnanerie), a library housed within one of the towers, stables and an 18th-century gatekeeper's house, together offering exceptional scope for a wide range of prestigious residential, cultural or hospitality projects. Our Opinion This estate unquestionably belongs among the finest historic châteaux in the Gard. Very few properties combine such an unbroken family history stretching back to the Middle Ages, architecture of such remarkable integrity, interiors of exceptional quality and landscaped grounds of this scale. The harmonious balance between the grandeur of the château, the remarkable heritage value of its outbuildings and the beauty of its gardens gives the estate an outstanding identity, making it one of the region's most distinguished historic properties. The estate also enjoys an exceptionally privileged location. It lies just thirty minutes from Nîmes and its TGV high-speed rail station, forty-five minutes from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Pont du Gard, and less than one hour from Montpellier, Arles and Avignon. At the heart of one of France's richest regions for both historic heritage and contemporary culture, it is within easy reach of internationally renowned institutions including Carré d'Art in Nîmes, LUMA Arles, MO.CO Montpellier and the Fondation Maeght. The private airfield of Alès-Deaux, only fifteen minutes away, further enhances its accessibility. A comprehensive and recent restoration, carried out with unwavering respect for authentic materials and the spirit of the property, has restored the estate to its full splendour while seamlessly incorporating the standards of contemporary comfort.

Just a few minutes from Rieux-Volvestre, in the heart of a lively and friendly village, this 18th-century mansion is set in unspoilt natural surroundings, nestled between the banks of the Garonne, rolling hills and hiking trails. Built around 1760 by the Marquis de Sers on the site of an ancient medieval fortress, the residence features a structured rectangular layout, flanked by four corner pavilions. Constructed from Toulouse brick, it boasts a balanced classical architecture, highlighted by a projecting cornice and tall, regular windows. The façade and roof are listed as Historic Monuments, as are the remarkable wallpapers in the state drawing room. Layout: Ground floor The entrance opens onto a vast central hall running the length of the property, harmoniously connecting the reception rooms. The state room, adorned with period wallpaper and a marble fireplace, offers an elegant and cosy atmosphere. A library, a dining room and a bright kitchen complete this living area. A bedroom and another large room, the use of which can be adapted to suit your needs and preferences (currently a gym, formerly the state bedroom or games room), each extending into a space within the towers that could accommodate an office or shower room, overlook the garden. A beautiful old staircase leads to the first floor. First floor A spacious landing leads to four main bedrooms and a large central living room. The rooms are remarkably spacious, with ceiling heights exceeding four metres, marble fireplaces and large windows flooding the space with light. The corner wings offer additional spaces that can be adapted to suit your needs (office, dressing room or bathroom). Outbuildings and outdoor areas Surrounding the main courtyard, former stables and a wine cellar built from Garonne pebbles bear witness to the estate’s past and offer excellent potential for conversion. A separate barn completes the property. At the rear, a walled garden, with classical-inspired layouts still visible, features fountains and a swimming pool area, all within an intimate and sheltered setting. A property full of character, combining medieval heritage, 18th-century elegance and the gentle way of life in the heart of the Volvestre region.

Maxwell-Baynes Christie's International Real Estate proudly presents this exceptional 15th-century château nestled in the picturesque countryside of southern Charente. Undoubtedly one of the most exclusive wedding venues in southwest France, this extraordinary estate also serves perfectly as a luxurious and welcoming family home, ideal for hosting family and friends. Meticulously renovated to the highest standards while preserving its historic charm, the authentic château offers 700 m² of elegant living space. It features seven opulent en-suite bedrooms, multiple intimate lounges and dining rooms that blend period architecture with contemporary comfort, and a fully equipped professional kitchen complete with pantries and commercial-grade amenities—thoughtfully designed to accommodate large gatherings with ease. The inner courtyard provides a breathtaking setting, seamlessly connecting the château with its natural surroundings. Perfect for garden parties and events, it can comfortably host up to 100 guests. Adjacent to the courtyard, a stylish bar and speakeasy lounge create a cozy, barn-inspired atmosphere—ideal for private drinks and entertaining. A 7 x 16-meter swimming pool, complemented by a covered bar, sun deck, and lounge area, invites leisurely moments under the sun-drenched skies of Charente. Meanwhile, a fully equipped reception barn, seating up to 250 guests, meets modern standards and offers a stunning backdrop for larger celebrations. A curated wine vault near the main entrance, housing several hundred bottles, showcases the refined taste of the current owners and reflects the sophistication woven throughout the property. The estate also includes a charming two-bedroom gîte, a three-bedroom caretaker's cottage, a romantic pigeonnier converted into a love nest, a well-appointed gym, and a serene lake with a luxury glamping site featuring eight spacious and comfortable tents. Just a five-minute walk from the main château lies a tranquil enclave with an authentic watermill, outbuildings, and barns. Part of the mill has been beautifully converted into a one-bedroom cottage, a perfect retreat where the soothing sounds of running water offer total escape and serenity. Encompassing a total of 120 hectares, the estate offers absolute privacy and a profound sense of seclusion, yet remains easily accessible. Just 30 minutes from the TGV station in Angoulême—with direct service to Paris—and 90 minutes from Bordeaux International Airport, the château is ideally situated for international guests and discerning buyers seeking the tranquility of the countryside without compromising on convenience. Surrounded by charming French villages, traditional markets, gourmet cuisine, and a relaxed pace of life, this château is more than a prestigious estate—it is a gateway to the very best of southwest France.

Are you looking for an exceptional property combining architectural quality, historical roots, and energy comfort? Come discover this remarkable small-scale castle dating back to the 11th century. It was remodeled in the 15th and 17th centuries, then patiently restored and fully renovated with passion between 2009 and 2011. The main wing has also benefited from a new renovation campaign in 2023-2024. Built on top of a hill that was probably once a motte-and-bailey castle, then fortified, the property benefits from a particularly preserved environment and exceptional panoramic views over the surrounding hills, woods, and meadows, up to the Alps. The main wing, crossing east/west, offers approximately: – On the garden level, two rooms including a beautiful 50 m² family reception room, toilets, and two old dungeons, witnesses of the site's history. Large sheltered terrace (removable structure) in the courtyard allowing full enjoyment of the fine days and hosting convivial evenings. – On the main level, a remarkable 61 m² kitchen-dining room, custom-fitted around original equipment, a 51 m² elegant living room with insert, a 25 m² office, and guest toilets. Direct communication allows access to the annex wing. Underfloor heating. – Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms, including a suite with a bathroom, shower room, toilet, and walk-in closet. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom. The south wing houses an entrance room, technical spaces, and the boiler room, as well as a small lounge with an old fireplace. Upstairs, two double-exposure bedrooms, a shower room, and toilets. Outside, the leisure area is organized around the old ramparts. A pleasant swimming pool, naturally protected from the wind, is placed in this historically charged environment. A 45 m² garage provides shelter for two vehicles. To host family and friends, a charming independent suite has been arranged in a tower connected to the old ramparts. A truly unique place offering a lookout view of the surrounding countryside. This property today offers a particularly successful balance between heritage, authenticity, and quality of life. Fully rehabilitated, it is in excellent condition and suitable for both family living and hosting friends or guests. A rare estate, literally 'resurrected' over the past few years, allowing you to enjoy preserved Dauphinois heritage without giving up modern comforts. For further information, contact Nicolas DEVIC at 06 15 23 58 62. All shops, schools, high schools, hospital, clinic, and SNCF train station nearby. A43 in 6 min. – Lyon in 50 min. – Geneva in 1h30. Lyon-Saint-Exupéry International Airport in 30 min. New price: €1,580,000 Seller's fees. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between €3,730 and €5,110. 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.fr

Elegant 19th-century château near Albi Built around 1800 by the Durieu de Madron family, this elegant 19th-century château is set in the heart of the Tarn countryside, within a gently rolling, verdant and deeply peaceful environment, just moments from Albi. Located only a few minutes from the episcopal city of Albi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the property enjoys a privileged setting combining cultural richness, art de vivre and accessibility. With its remarkable architectural heritage, mild climate and open landscapes, Albi perfectly embodies the elegance of southwestern France. Offering approximately 650 sqm of living space, the château is distinguished by the generosity of its volumes and the quality of its layout. From the moment you enter, a grand entrance hall with impressive proportions opens onto light-filled reception rooms, including a beautifully scaled living room and dining room, as well as a fully equipped contemporary kitchen. The overall atmosphere is both refined and welcoming. The property features six spacious suites, each offering comfort and privacy, with lovely open views over the surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the living spaces continue with a large salon, a billiard room and a library, creating additional areas dedicated to relaxation and conviviality. The second floor, with its former staff quarters, also offers the potential to further increase accommodation capacity for a hospitality project. Outside, the estate extends over approximately 4.5 hectares, forming a remarkable natural setting. The landscaped park, carefully designed, includes an elegant swimming pool and offers multiple perspectives over the surrounding hills. From the terraces and balconies, the eye is drawn across the green, undulating Tarn countryside, revealing serene panoramic views from sunrise to sunset. The outbuildings complete the estate harmoniously, including a stud farm inspired by the great Normandy stables, an orangery, a garage, and a large upper-level reception space suitable for hosting events in a characterful setting. An independent ground-floor apartment can also serve as a caretaker’s residence or concierge accommodation. Rich in history, the property notably welcomed Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec at the end of the 19th century, who captured the stud farm and orangery, adding an artistic dimension to its heritage. This château offers a rare balance between architectural elegance, generous volumes, preserved nature and proximity to an exceptional city. It is equally suited as a prestigious family residence or for a refined hospitality or event project, in an authentic and inspiring setting.

Large eighteenth century residence to renovate of 433 m² having retained many elements of its original décor. Large living room, two small living rooms, groined kitchen, back kitchen, 6 bedrooms, an office and a shower room. New roof. Outbuildings. Park of 1.89 ha with many hundred-year-old trees. Fountains and basins. In a dominant position with a view of the Chaîne des Puys. Issoire and the A75 are only 20 km away. Ref 1019.

One hour from Paris, 45 minutes from Reims, 15 minutes from Soissons, with quick access to the A4 motorways (30 min) and the A6 motorways (40 min), and less than an hour from Charles de Gaulle Airport — stands a rural fortress listed as a Historic Monument. A site steeped in history: The keep, founded in the early 12th century by Robert de Droizy and raised higher in the 14th century, rises to around 22 meters and dominates the Soissonnais plateau, offering an exceptional view over the region's built and natural heritage. It is surrounded by the remains of a fortified enclosure dating from the 14th and 15th centuries. In the 15th century, the château belonged to the "knave of hearts" Étienne de Vignolles, known as La Hire, a famous companion-in-arms of Joan of Arc, who acquired it through his marriage in 1436 to Marguerite David. His widow later married Jean de Courtenay, a descendant of Louis VI the Fat, in 1444. The estate has undergone a remarkable restoration. Property composition: The estate spans 950 m² of living space, set within a 4,171 m² enclosed park, complemented by adjoining farmland and woodland totaling more than 25,000 m². Main residence (approximately 450 m²): Grand entrance hall, dining room, large kitchen Reception room, music room, study/reading room 5 bedrooms (including one en suite), 3 bathrooms Office space of approximately 80 m² Wellness area (15th-century historic aula): Beneath a contemporary glass roof: indoor swimming pool (8.5 x 4.5 m), jacuzzi, and hammam. Longhouse (approximately 500 m²): Fitted out as 7 independent apartments, each with a living room, kitchen, and spa bathroom — a proven potential for high-end hospitality, continuing its previous use under the "Les Relais Héritage" brand. A property with dual potential: Exceptional private residence or high-end hospitality venture: this rural fortress offers a rare heritage asset — a restored, inhabited château whose keep can host concerts within an exceptional, intimate acoustic setting — combined with multiple accommodation capacity, making it a high-potential investment. Not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (DPE), in accordance with Article R.126-15 of the French Building Code.

This magnificent early 19th century property is in a peaceful location between Le Mans and Tours, and 8 km from all amenities. Offering about 600 sqm of living space, it includes bright living and reception rooms, a dining room, a kitchen and ten bedrooms. Two annexes close to the main house include four further bedrooms. The ensemble is set in beautiful grounds with a heated swimming pool, a tennis court, a stone-built warehouse and a 3-car garage. A few minutes away are two little farmhouses, one of which is rented. Detailed file on request.

This remarkable mid 19th century Neo Gothic style chateau is located near a little town with all amenities 15 minutes from Le Mans, and just 55 minutes from Paris by TGV. Meticulously restored allying period elegance with contemporary comfort, it is set in listed grounds designed by renowned landscaped gardener Edouard André and commands beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. The chateau boasts superb facades and refined interior elements including Odorico-signed Art Deco mosaics. An orangery has been converted into guest accommodation. Annexes include a caretaker’s house, and former stables used as garages for up to eight cars. With a swimming pool and a tennis court. The chateau can be sold fully furnished.

At Fougueyrolles, in Périgord Pourpre, this characterful residence sits at the heart of a single, unified estate spanning nearly 39 hectares, where a stone-walled park, meadows, woodland and vineyards form a coherent whole within a gently rolling landscape. This territorial continuity is one of the property's greatest assets. The meadows, woods and vineyards trace out a rural landscape that offers the residence a setting both intimate and open, with beautiful views across the surrounding countryside. The château currently offers approximately 369 m² of liveable space. The reception rooms are generously proportioned, and several suites are already fitted out. The house retains a genuine character, with its original elements, fireplaces and spaces that still invite personal evolution of the place. A further 140 m² or so, currently requiring renovation, offer the possibility to expand and progressively reimagine the living spaces. Around the château, the outbuildings too tell the story of the estate. A former wine storage building, storage spaces, workshops and various annexes represent approximately 373 m² of adjoining dependencies, to which a further 86 m² of detached buildings are added. An agricultural shed of 435 m² completes this ensemble of particularly generous proportions. An independent caretaker's cottage of 77 m² of liveable space, with two bedrooms, living area and bathroom with WC, brings genuine autonomy to the property and can naturally support different life projects. The stone-walled park forms a setting around the residence before giving way to the lands that stretch on as a single unified expanse. Nearly 2 hectares of vines, planted with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, complete the meadows and woodlands and echo the viticultural identity of this terroir. The property thus lends itself to several ways of being imagined: a grand family home, a secondary residence, an entertainment venue or a hospitality project. The already-developed spaces, the areas to be renovated, and the diversity of the outbuildings offer genuine freedom to its future owner. Approximately 8 kilometres from shops, the train station and services, and 40 minutes from Bergerac and its airport, the estate thus combines the feeling of a property deeply rooted in the countryside with appreciable accessibility. What I love about this property: The sense of a true estate, with nearly 39 hectares in a single holding. The stone-walled park, which gives the château its intimacy and character. The diversity of buildings, which allows several uses around the residence to be imagined. The spaces still to be reimagined, which leave genuine freedom for the future owner. An estate to discover to fully appreciate its volumes, landscapes and possibilities. Annie PEZAT Agent, Maxwell-Baynes Christie's International Real Estate +33 (0)6 38 13 44 47

Prestigious 19th-Century Château – A Haven of Peace in the Heart of Touraine. Just 45 minutes from Tours, 15 km from Loches and 15 km from Amboise, discover this sumptuous château built in 1880, entirely and meticulously restored while respecting its authenticity. Set within approximately 24 hectares of landscaped parkland, offering complete privacy and exceptional panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, this estate provides a rare living environment where calm, elegance, and nature reign supreme. The park is graced with magnificent centuries-old trees, including several majestic sequoias. With approximately 350 m² of living space, the château has undergone a complete renovation: new roof, restored façades, and renovated woodwork, while preserving the finest period features such as the wood paneling, original floors, interior shutters, original fireplaces, and the magnificent wooden staircase. Ground Floor Layout: Beautiful entrance hall with double access, cabochon tile flooring, and a majestic wooden staircase. Elegant living room with fireplace, wood paneling, and interior shutters. Formal dining room with fireplace. Fully equipped contemporary kitchen with pantry. First Floor: Large master suite with bathroom. Office. Second Floor: Four bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Attic: Large attic offering excellent potential for conversion to suit your needs. Outbuildings: Building suitable for agricultural equipment, a workshop, or garages. Carport for two vehicles. Key Features: Fully restored château, no work required. 8 main rooms, including 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. 24-hectare park with remarkable trees. Unobstructed panoramic views. Peaceful setting, free from nuisances and overlooking properties. Ideally located near Tours, Loches, and Amboise. A character property, rare on the market, ideal as a family residence, prestigious country home, or for a high-end hospitality project. Don't miss out! A viewing is essential. Highlights: Panoramic views, zero power consumption, fully restored, outbuildings, garages, swimming pool 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!

BARNES Properties & Châteaux offers for sale, exclusively, this authentic castle, nestled in the heart of Vendée, between Les Herbiers and Pouzauges. Registered on the Additional Inventory of Historical Monuments, this heritage complex is undoubtedly among the most remarkable sites in the region, due to its history, its size, the quality of its architecture, and especially its exceptional authenticity. Built in a dominant position, around two courtyards, the ensemble unfolds within a domain of approximately 18 hectares in one piece, in a preserved environment, with breathtaking views of the bocage. From the road, severe circular-shaped gates announce the entrance to the property. A long driveway lined with walnut trees leads to the entrance porches, whose origins date back to the 15th century, likely altered in the 17th century. Crossing these porches leads us into a first courtyard where various buildings gradually reveal themselves: outbuildings, the main residence, and more. The main residence, dating from the 17th century, is supported against the back of the castle. From this courtyard, the rear façade of the manor appears austere, almost mysterious, only pierced by two small dormers and a postern. A second passage leads to the second courtyard, the true historical heart of the property. Here, the manor house is fully revealed, accompanied by new outbuildings also dating from the 15th century. The façade of the manor presents a particularly remarkable composition. In its center rises a truncated hexagonal tower, flanked by a small round tower. To its left, the window is typical of the 15th century. To the right, adjoining the manor, is the chapel, a simple single-story building, pierced on the courtyard side by a door and a pointed-arched stained glass window. But it is undoubtedly the entrance door of the tower that constitutes one of the most interesting elements of the façade. Its sculpted arch is surmounted by a pointed finial while, in the space between the accolade and the lintel, two coats of arms appear, one of which may bear the arms of the family of Vivonne. Inside the tower, a magnificent spiral staircase serves the different levels. Illuminated by a window with window seats, it culminates in a remarkable wooden balustrade from the 18th century and leads, in particular, to the bedroom attributed to the famous knight of Landreau, the last occupant of the house. On each level, two main rooms and two secondary rooms have retained exceptional authenticity. Old tiles, fireplaces, beams, and original volumes compose a decor of rare coherence. Here, nothing or almost nothing has been distorted. This is precisely what gives this residence its unique character. To the north, the castle communicates on the ground floor with the main residence. This part, having undergone various transformations over time, particularly related to its use as the farmer's residence, presents a less heritage character but offers, on the other hand, particularly interesting additional living potential, allowing various projects to be considered. Under the building, a staircase leads to a vaulted underground room. But it is perhaps even deeper that the most fascinating testimony of the history of the place is found: a perfectly preserved refuge tunnel, undoubtedly over a thousand years old and very much older than the castle walls, none of which seem to date back beyond the 15th century. The property thus reveals itself as a true open-air history book and appeals to those who seek much more than a mere residence: to those who wish to acquire a place, a history, an atmosphere, and a heritage to preserve and transmit. An extraordinary family residence, a cultural or tourist project: the possibilities are multiple and could be envisaged in respect of the soul and history of this exceptional site. It is now up to you to write the next chapter of its story.This description has been automatically translated from French.

HAUTE-GARONNE — 19th-century Château, 6-hectare park, outbuildings and swimming pool, 20 minutes from Toulouse Just twenty minutes from Toulouse and five minutes from a town centre, this magnificent 19th-century château offers approximately 640 m² of living space, set within a landscaped park of more than 6 hectares planted with centuries-old trees, in a quiet, preserved and secure environment. A rich history Built in the 1840s on the site of an earlier residence whose origins date back to the 13th century, the property forms part of a remarkable heritage. A cadastral survey dating from 1773 already mentions a formal French garden on the southern façade, whose spirit has today been elegantly reinterpreted. Completely renovated in 1997, the property has always been used as a main residence and has been meticulously maintained ever since. The main residence Built in brick, it is arranged around an elegant central section with two lateral wings. It offers a kitchen, a dining room, two living rooms, twelve bedrooms, numerous bathrooms and a total of nine toilets. Original parquet floors, wood panelling, working fireplaces in every room, windows and doors in good condition and beautiful ceiling heights give the property an authentic character. Central heating, hot water by heat pump, insulation renewed in 1997, fibre-optic internet. The semi-buried basement is bright. It houses a cloakroom, a boiler room, a laundry room as well as a large room of approximately 25 m² with beautiful windows opening onto the outside — a genuine additional living space. Outbuildings and equestrian potential An independent apartment already fitted out (2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room/kitchen). A large barn offering potential for conversion over two floors if desired. A large stable: 4 horse boxes and 1 stallion box. A large garage, a kennel, a bread oven. An authentic 12 m² pool house, suitable for conversion. Outdoor areas and leisure facilities The grounds offer a 14 x 7 m saltwater swimming pool (pump replaced 2 years ago, electrolyser replaced 4 years ago), a tennis court renovated in 1999, and several water sources including three wells and a cistern. The land is not entirely fenced and has only one exit onto the road, ensuring discretion and security; electric gate with controlled access. Location 5 minutes from the town centre, 20 minutes from Toulouse and 25 minutes from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. A property offering multiple possibilities An exceptional living environment, ideal for a large family residence or for entertaining. The potential of the outbuildings also makes it possible to envisage a hospitality project (gîtes, guest rooms, equestrian activity) or the organisation of corporate seminars, a considerable asset given the property's proximity to Toulouse.

CHÂTEAU DE MARQUEIN A listed Renaissance château just 30 minutes from Toulouse Set within 12 hectares of fully enclosed parkland, Château de Marquein stands on a natural rise, its commanding silhouette overlooking the surrounding countryside. With no immediate neighbours, the estate enjoys a remarkable natural setting and exceptional privacy, just thirty minutes from Toulouse. Over recent years, the property has undergone an extensive restoration programme to preserve its structure and secure its future. The roof, windows and exterior joinery, electrical installation and heating system are all new. These major works mark an essential stage in the revival of this historic residence and provide a solid foundation for the next chapter. The château now offers the opportunity to continue this restoration and create interiors that reflect its architecture, history and the aspirations of its future owners. The remaining work provides scope to shape a personal way of life while respecting the property’s heritage. Outside, a heated saltwater swimming pool and jacuzzi invite relaxation in the peace and privacy of the estate. The château’s former farm buildings and numerous outbuildings further enrich the property. Former stables, barns, a caretaker’s house and a spacious four-bedroom guest cottage provide additional accommodation and versatile spaces for entertaining and future projects. Together, they offer considerable potential for a family estate, cultural activities, events or hospitality, subject to the necessary permissions. An impressive historic residence, with substantial restoration already completed, ready to be brought to life and preserved for generations to come. Confidential dossier available on request.

Surplombant un parc de plus de 10 hectares au bord de l'Orne. Ce site offre une vue panoramique exceptionnelle à 360 degrés. Situé à seulement une heure cinquante de Paris. La propriété comprend également une maison de gardien dotée de deux chambres, ainsi qu'une église avec un clocher toujours en activité. Des écuries en dur comprenant six box et une ancienne station hydroélectrique située au niveau de la rivière complètent cet ensemble unique. Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 8,00% TTC du prix hors honoraires. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. Réseau Immobilier CAPIFRANCE - Votre agent commercial (RSAC N°449 455 609 - Greffe de TOURS) Alexandre GEOFFROY D'ASSY Entrepreneur Individuel 06 20 45 61 61 - Réf.958677

EXCLUSIVE. Mentioned as early as the 14th century, the current castle was built in 1472 by the Counts of Auvergne. Changes were made in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. In 1993, the current owners saved it from ruin by carrying out a complete renovation following the rules of the Art and by outfitting its numerous outbuildings. Organized around an inner courtyard, it has a quadrangular U-shaped layout, flanked to the west by two circular towers and to the east by a large 13th-century keep and a square tower. It offers about 943 m² of living space. In the inner courtyard, there is a summer kitchen equipped with a dining area protected by a glass roof. Central heating consists of an automatic log boiler from the brand Hagassner about 15 years old and another wood chip boiler from the brand Kob. Partially double-glazed. All roofs have been redone since 1993 with canal tiles. Individual sanitation meets standards but it need ventilation should be planned. Two annex houses have been set up: A guest house to the north with about 129 m² of living space with a garage. A caretaker's house is located to the east of the castle with about 260 m² of living space and an adjoining covered area. The outbuildings are arranged to the east: An old vinification building of 106 m² used as a garage and warehouse. Two horse stalls. In an old outbuilding of about 110 m² fully restored, a pool about 20 years old, 8 m x 5 m. In a long building, decorated with an 18th-century Volvic fountain, there are three garages, one with a lift, several workshops, the boiler room, and several covered areas and sheds. A chicken coop. A vegetable garden with a pond. A dovecote. A large independent shed of about 280 m² topped with solar panels. A splendid French-style garden with ponds and topiaries borders the castle to the southwest. The property extends over nearly 79 ha 64 a 02 ca, including woods, meadows, and land.Ideally located on the side of a hill, the castle enjoys a commanding position, and its lands gently slope down to the banks of the Allier. With the castle's architectural qualities and comfort, its annex houses, numerous outbuildings, and its 79-hectare estate, this vast property is unique in Auvergne. The future owner will not only acquire an ideal place to live but also a work of art.

Discover this grand estate: a 17th-century castle set on a walled park of over 50 hectares, accompanied by its buildings covering more than 3,000 m². This vast property offers a rare bucolic setting, where pond, meadows, and forest stretch over hectares in absolute tranquility.Located 1 hour south of Lyon, overlooking the Rhône valley, this estate benefits from ideal accessibility: 15 minutes from the A7, 30 minutes from the TGV station in Valence, with Paris door-to-door in 2 hours and 10 minutes, and 1 hour from Lyon-Saint-Exupéry international airport.The origins of the castle date back to the late Middle Ages. Reconstructed around the 17th century, it perpetuates the memory of a stronghold. In the 19th century, it became the residence of a noble family. Modernized several times, it retains the presence of a great country residence.Its 3,000 m² of buildings are spread across the entire land: the castle (1200m2), the former farmhouse (800 m² built in close proximity), the beautiful brick forge, two caretaker houses marking the entrances to the estate, a water tower, and a poolhouse that completes the ensemble facing the park.The castle, built in a U shape, rises over two levels under the eaves and is articulated around a stately yet intimate inner courtyard, closed by wrought-iron gates. Renovated in 2008, it has preserved period elements: fireplaces, flooring, stone staircases. Heating is provided by an individual wood chip boiler, and 70% of the windows have been replaced.On the ground floor, there are living rooms, a billiard room, dining rooms, and a large reception room adorned with woodwork and a French ceiling. 2 bedrooms, including one accessible for people with reduced mobility, as well as a chapel with a painted ceiling complete this level.On the first floor, there are 13 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a gallery, library, office, and a meeting room dedicated to seminars. The U-shaped farmhouse spans 800m2 over 2 levels. It includes stables, a barn, a hayloft, and a shed, as well as two studios with balconies to renovate and a cellar. The red brick forge is built nearby.A small hamlet complements the estate: a house, remarkable building, and a shed of approximately 600m2.The swimming pool and its poolhouse facing the park complete the ensemble of buildings on the site.Key figures: 50 ha of land, 25 ha of woods, 20 ha of agricultural plains (leased out), and 5 ha of parkland. Property tax for 2025: €10,395.Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Situated very close to Santenay, in the heart of the Maranges vineyards, on the southern edge of the Côte de Beaune, this characterful property – a former wine estate – is intimately linked to the history of Maranges wines. This large, renovated manor house, built above beautiful, spacious wine cellars and flanked by two square towers, offers 312 sqm of living space across two floors. A caretaker’s house with 115 sqm of living space. A pool house offering 73 sqm of living space. This makes a total of 500 sqm of living space and 10 bedrooms. Situated near the Montagne des Trois Croix, this property boasts panoramic views over the Côte de Beaune. No neighbours directly opposite. Unspoilt surroundings. The area around this property is prized for its tranquillity, its period houses and its wine-growing landscape typical of Burgundy. The château’s roof was completely rebuilt in 2025. The property is neither listed nor classified as a historic monument. Close to Le Creusot TGV station, just 30 minutes away, and Geneva, 2 hours 20 minutes away via the motorway. VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE. Numerous outbuildings covering approximately 350 sqm, including 2 garages and 3 parking spaces. Riding arena and three horse stalls. 5 x 10 m saltwater swimming pool, heated by a heat pump, with an electric safety cover. Four-seater jacuzzi. Two-seater sauna. Fully fenced grounds of approximately 3 hectares. Beautiful grounds with mature trees, including a sequoia, and ponds. Orchard (cherries, pears, apples (3 varieties), quinces, damson plums). 2 wells, with the option to install a submersible pump in the 10-metre-deep well. Water tower. Asking price: 1,850,000 euros Estate agent’s fees payable by the seller Energy rating (castle): E Climate rating (castle): E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5,000 euros and 6,764 euros per year (castle) Average energy prices indexed as at 1 January 2021 (including supply contracts). Energy rating (caretaker’s house): E Climate rating (caretaker’s house): B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,964 and €2,658 per year (caretaker’s house) Average energy prices indexed as at 1 January 2021 (including subscription fees). Energy rating (pool house): E Climate rating (pool house): B Estimated annual energy costs for standard usage: between €1,480 and €2,002 per year (pool house) Average energy prices indexed as at 1 January 2021 (including connection charges). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Set within 9 hectares of land combining fields and woodland, this rare estate offers a unique lifestyle in a preserved natural environment near Lyon and Geneva. Sheltered from view, the property provides a remarkable balance of privacy, nature and development potential. The château, partially renovated according to the highest standards, features generous volumes and retains its authentic architectural character. It offers multiple reception areas, bedrooms and additional spaces to be redesigned depending on future plans. The grounds are a major asset, with 10 hectares of private land combining open and wooded areas, with complete privacy and no overlooking. This property is ideally suited for a buyer seeking a preserved lifestyle setting, a transformation project, or a rare heritage asset close to major routes. A confidential estate combining freedom, space and potential. Pour information, contactez: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158