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In Bourg-en-Bresse and ideally located near the highways connecting Lyon and Geneva, the Château, built in the 14th century and reconstructed in the 16th century, embodies a rare art of living that combines historical heritage and preserved natural surroundings.Set in the heart of a 2-hectare wooded park, sheltered from prying eyes, this remarkable property offers approximately 360 m² of living space within its main building.Ground floor:A majestic stone entrance, with double height, enhanced by a staircase classified as a Historical Monument, immediately sets the tone. It leads to a spacious kitchen with a living area, pellet stove, and a cozy dining corner.You will also discover an elegant crossing reception room with woodwork and fireplace, as well as a bright living room adorned with a fireplace.This level is completed by toilets, a laundry room, and a superb vaulted cellar.Upstairs:A master suite with a bathroom, dressing room, and office offers a refined private space.Three other bedrooms, a library, and a bathroom complete this level, with access to the attics.Outdoors and outbuildings:The carefully landscaped park is organized around a swimming pool area, a fountain, landscaped gardens, and a pond, providing an exceptional living environment.A watchtower converted into a three-level residence adds a unique charm to the whole.The outbuildings, covering a total area of approximately 2,000 m², offer remarkable potential and include:A light-filled orangeryA sheepfoldStablesA type 2 apartmentA boiler roomAn exceptional propertyThis estate appeals to a discerning clientele in search of a unique living space, an event hosting project (hospitality, hotel), or a patrimonial investment with character. For information, contact: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158This description has been automatically translated from French.

Sole Agent. This exceptional chateau steeped in history is located in the centre of picturesque Montfort-sur-Argens, one hour from Aix en Provence in the heart of Provence. Constructed in 1207 by the Knights Templar and having crossed the centuries with much of its authentic soul intact, the ensemble includes a central building flanked by two square towers, and features a spiral staircase, a chapterhouse and remarkable vaulted cellars. Offering 813 sqm of floor space, the ensemble has enormous potential for a private residence and/or guest accommodation. The roofing has been renovated.

The Barnes Properties and Châteaux agency offers you this castle with a living area of approximately 500 m2 from the 18th century, with outbuildings on a wooded park of 4 hectares, near Mont-Saint-Michel, operated as a charming guest house rated 4.5/5 by Google. This property is sold turnkey; the park consists of woods, meadows, a stream, ponds to be restored, and views of the Norman countryside, with no close neighbors. An avenue of beeches, old moats, a rotunda on a feudal mound, and land suitable for a swimming pool. Ideal for hotel or event activity. Outbuildings to renovate for gîtes, a reception hall, restaurant, or other projects (seminars, breeding, or orchard). The ground floor features exposed stone with an entrance, rustic kitchen, a large reception room and guard room (44 m2) with a granite fireplace, wine cellar, and rooms to be converted into a restaurant. Double-glazed oak joinery. The elegant ground floor includes a hall, a spacious reception room, and a library adorned with fireplaces, period woodwork, and high ceilings, ideal for receptions. A suite to renovate, laundry room, and a sculpted staircase leading to three large bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. On the first floor, three renovated guest rooms and family suites equipped with modern en-suite bathrooms, quality bedding, period fireplaces, and views over the park. Double-glazed oak joinery, high-speed internet, no work required, elegant furniture, and decor. On the second floor, there are 2 guest rooms (refreshment required), a large room to renovate, and an amenable attic (100m2) for a living room with a cathedral ceiling and a slate roof in good condition. Possibility to create 4 additional rooms/suites, an open kitchen, or an en-suite bathroom in the tower. Four outbuildings to renovate (pigeon house, coach house, bakery, large granite barn of 250 m2) offering 500 m2 of potential living space, convertible into gîtes or event spaces. Property with a well, stable, enclosed garage. Property with recent individual sanitation (micro-station 2014), central heating with a mixed wood/pellet boiler (2018), and double glazing for energy efficiency. Natural slate roofing, fireplaces in the main rooms.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A few minutes from Auch, an elegant, fully renovated 1750s charterhouse offering approximately 400 m² of living space and 150 m² of basement space, set in the heart of a 3,3-hectare estate with grounds, meadows and open views of the Pyrenees. The property, surrounded by walls, is organised around a main courtyard and a French garden. The reception rooms include a large double-aspect lounge and a dining room with preserved period features (stucco, murals, marble fountain, Murano chandelier). Leicht fitted kitchen with Miele appliances. Master suite with double dressing room and bathroom, four bedrooms and a home cinema area. Large basement with wine cellar, storage room, workshop, boiler room and double garage. Outside, there is a 6 × 12 m heated saltwater swimming pool, and a contemporary covered pool house with kitchen and shower room. Heat pump heating. A property full of character, combining heritage, modern comfort and an exceptional natural setting.

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

In the heart of a preserved natural environment, close to Lyon and Geneva, on the edge of a privileged village, this rare estate extends over approximately 9 hectares of meadows and forests, offering a unique and confidential living environment. Sheltered from view, the property offers a remarkable balance between nature, tranquility, and potential for enhancement. The château, partially renovated, features beautiful volumes and retains a strong architectural authenticity with many original elements. It offers several exceptional reception areas, around fifteen bedrooms, and additional spaces to be developed according to projects. The outdoor spaces are a significant asset, with a single block of land combining open and wooded areas, with no overlooking neighbors. This property is aimed at clients looking for a preserved living space, a transformation project, or a rare heritage asset close to major thoroughfares. A confidential estate combining sensitivity and serenity awaits you. For information, contact: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exceptional environment for this property located between Bourgogne-du-Sud and Haut-Beaujolais. Without any nuisance, close to major roads, the castle and its outbuildings offer an exceptional setting both for receptions and a family property in the heart of an estate of approximately 25 hectares. The castle: Typical of 18th century architecture, not listed as MH, it was built on the site of an old castle mound. The NE facade opens onto a courtyard lined with non-adjoining buildings surrounding a fountain. The SW facade opens onto a beautiful Saint-Point stone terrace with a clear view of the countryside. The interior consists in large living rooms with marble fireplaces, Hungarian point parquet floors, around ten bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, vaulted cellars, a convertible 2nd floor and caretaker's accommodation. Renovation work is needed to restore its former glory. The reception area: The adjoining and modular reception rooms, including the exposed stone Orangery, offer elegance and convenience for events of 20 to 500 people. ERP standards, independent caterer access, kitchens, changing rooms and toilets. An independent stone house of 133 m2 of living space including a semi-buried basement: living room, separate kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, toilet. An independent stone house of 80m2 of living space including living room and kitchen on the ground floor, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and toilet upstairs. Exterior: 13 hectares in one piece including 4 hectares of park with basins and ponds, 8 hectares of meadows free of lease. Vegetable garden of 3,000m2 enclosed by walls. Possibility of creating a microlight/plane runway and a golf practice. To this are added 12 hectares of woods in one piece, located approximately 150 meters away. An annex building to be completely rehabilitated. DPE: G (345) GES: G (102) I present this property to you at the price of 1,250,000.00 euros (fees payable by the sellers). File on request after an initial telephone interview. This present announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Véronique SAINZ (06 16 16 02 82 [email protected]) acting under the status of commercial agent registered with RSAC MACON 417671773 with Paul Parker Properties domiciled 10 rue du Colisée 75008 Paris, brand of SAS PROPRIETES PRIVES, National real estate network with capital of 40,000.00 euros, RCS NANTES n° 487 624 777, Professional card T and G n° CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 CCI Nantes, GALIAN guarantee , 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris? T: 1,500,000 euros. G: 120,000 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www. geohazards. govt. Fr

A 13th-Century Manor House. An Exceptional Estate in Perfect Condition This stately 13th-century manor, in perfect condition, is nestled within a walled park of half a hectare, complete with a cobbled driveway and a heated swimming pool offering an exceptional setting for family life, entertaining guests, or a professional venture. The property comprises two wings joined by a central tower, graced by a magnificent sundial dating from 1739. Spanning over 507 m² of floor space, the ground floor features a fully equipped kitchen with a LACANCHE range cooker, direct access to the outdoor terrace, and an 11 m² utility room with shower. A grand 35 m² dining room with a stone fireplace and exposed beam ceiling provides the perfect space for entertaining, while a mirrored salon with its large looking glasses, parquet flooring, and an extraordinary Renaissance-style cast iron stove with a marble chimney surround invites pure relaxation. A second sitting room features a mezzanine, a moulded French-style ceiling, and a monumental brick fireplace. On the upper floor, a master suite decorated by Dutch architect Renzo Wieder offers a dressing room, a private balcony, and a spacious shower room. On the same level, four further bedrooms two of which are mezzanine rooms with private en-suite shower rooms, and one awaiting completion complete the sleeping accommodation. Under the eaves, a final bedroom with skylight windows and two additional rooms offer storage potential or could be opened up to create a generous open-plan space. The second wing of the property comprises a fully independent 105 m² house over two levels, with a 24 m² living and sitting room, four bedrooms, and a shower room. The outbuildings include a 37 m² garage with a magnificent wrought iron door. The bucolic poolside setting centred around the 14 m × 7 m heated pool and its two ornamental fountains is the perfect backdrop for memorable family moments.The 183 m² basement is cleverly divided into five distinct areas: a vaulted cellar fitted as a temperature-controlled wine bar, a heated garage with automated sectional door, a boiler room housing two boilers, and two storage spaces. The property is equipped for year-round comfort with wood and oil-fired central heating, an air conditioning system, and underfloor heating. The fully paved entrance can accommodate seven vehicles, while the perimeter wall with automated gate and video intercom ensures complete privacy and security. A natural spring feeds the automatic garden irrigation system and fills the pool, and solar-powered automatic lighting adds a further layer of convenience. The property is located just 12 minutes from the centre of Bourgoin-Jallieu, with easy access to schools, a hospital, shops, restaurants, and the SNCF train station. Lyon Saint-Exupéry international airport, the TGV station, and Grenoble are all within 25 minutes. The estate is equally well-suited to commercial development as holiday gîtes or a bed and breakfast with no works required to get started. This exceptional property is a true haven of peace offering endless possibilities an absolute must-see Ask NATHALIE SARAZIN 06 64 08 11 49 for an appointment Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 6190.00 and 8450.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

In the heart of POMEROL, one of the most sought-after AOCs in the world, a two-hectare property on an exceptional terroir. Its balanced grape variety – about 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Franc – gives rise to deep wines that combine finesse and aromatic complexity. The property features a Girondine house and buildings with a winery. A rare opportunity to acquire a human-sized vineyard, combining immediate prestige and strong potential for enhancement!This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exceptional Château Southern Ardèche, near Vals-les-Bains Set within a preserved natural environment, renowned for its quality of life and authenticity, this character château reveals a comprehensive restoration of remarkable quality, carried out with full respect for the original architecture and materials. Offering approximately 480 sqm of living space across four levels, at the heart of nearly 2 hectares of private grounds, the property features generous reception areas: an elegant entrance hall with restored woodwork, a bright living room, a dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen. The château comprises 7 suites, each with its own private bathroom, providing refined comfort and complete privacy for every living space. The amenities combine technical excellence with high-end finishes: integrated reversible air conditioning, full insulation, custom-made wooden windows, fully renewed systems, and premium materials and décor (Seigneurie, De Gournay). Outdoors, the landscaped grounds form a true green haven: swimming pool with pool house, elegant rose garden, relaxation areas, and natural perspectives inviting serenity. An independent garage, perfectly integrated into the overall architecture, completes the property. A turnkey estate, with no renovation required, offering a rare level of comfort and technical reliability for a historic residence. Ideal as a primary or secondary luxury residence, or for a high-end hospitality project.

This gem is situated just 20 minutes from the famous medieval town of Sarlat-la-Canéda and in the immediate vicinity of the valley’s most beautiful sites (the châteaux of Beynac and Castelnaud). More than just a château, this estate offers a level of cohesion rarely found on the international luxury market. The vastness of its 27 hectares offers complete seclusion and absolute privacy. Its rich history, combined with its modern facilities (sports annex, luxury suites, guest house), makes it one of the most exclusive properties in the Périgord Noir. The main château houses sumptuous, light-filled reception rooms, a master’s kitchen, a large, richly decorated period library and magnificent themed suites (Venetian, Versailles, Grasse…) featuring luxurious amenities and commanding views over the valley. Nestled at the heart of a 27-hectare private estate, the château is sheltered by its own mystical woodlands, private walking paths and terraces. At the centre of this lush setting, a magnificent infinity pool (divided into two basins, with a fully equipped pool house) has been built on the exact site of the estate’s former water basins, offering a space for absolute relaxation against the backdrop of the meandering Dordogne River. Sheltered from prying eyes and any disturbance, the property guarantees total privacy and absolute security. A thousand-year history of royalty and nobility. Originally built on a strategic hillside dotted with ancient springs, the Château stands as a living testament to France’s great history. The estate played a leading role during the Hundred Years’ War. Marked by successive architectural influences, the château retains a unique dual identity: its floors feature French fleur-de-lis tiles, whilst its walls bear the stencils of Saint George, symbols of the passage of English troops. In the 18th century, the estate entered the circle of the French high nobility. After the turmoil of the Revolution, the estate was enhanced in the 19th century by the addition of sumptuous Renaissance-style turrets, giving the château its current fairy-tale silhouette—a perfect blend of a medieval fortress and the romanticism of a fairy-tale palace. Now fully restored, it houses a historic library where the coats of arms of successive families are hand-painted on the ceiling beams. This château is not simply a property one treats oneself to; it is a rare privilege, the acquisition of a piece of French history suspended above one of the most beautiful valleys in the world. Will you be the next guardian of this centuries-old masterpiece?

Château Moya is an organically certified wine estate ideally located in the heart of the Castillon Côtes-de-Bordeaux appellation, just a few minutes from Saint-Émilion. The property extends over 8.2 hectares, including 7 hectares currently under vine, planted on a superb clay-limestone terroir in an elevated position. From the hilltop, the estate enjoys exceptional 360-degree panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. The vineyard is managed and maintained by the same team as Château Gaby, ensuring rigorous technical expertise and high-quality production. Since the first vintage in 2009, between 30,000 and 40,000 bottles have been produced annually. Château Moya has been certified organic by ECOCERT since the 2013 vintage. The residential part of the property includes a main house of approximately 200 sqm, as well as a fully renovated guest house of approximately 120 sqm, offering numerous opportunities for hospitality or wine tourism activities. The estate also benefits from well-maintained operational buildings and a fully equipped winery, allowing for the immediate continuation of the business under excellent conditions.

MEETT – AIRPORT - 18TH CENTURY CHATEAU - A LIFE OF CHARM AND ELEGANCE. Just a few minutes from the center of Toulouse, the MEETT exhibition park, and Blagnac airport, stands a unique place, steeped in history and the art of living. An authentic chateau from 1730, where time seems to stand still. Built on a magnificent tree-lined park of 1.8 hectares, this estate offers more than 1,000 m² of usable space, including approximately 600 m² of living space. The volumes are majestic, the ceilings high, and the period materials testify to the refinement of yesteryear. Antique tiles, marble fireplaces, vaulted cellar, dovecote. Each room tells a story. A well-maintained swimming pool of 16 × 8 meters invites relaxation and convivial moments. A garage and outbuildings complete this exceptional property, offering numerous possibilities for development. The chateau, in good structural condition, deserves an interior and energy renovation to restore its former glory — a rare opportunity to combine historical prestige and modern comfort, according to your desires. You will also benefit from a well, fiber optic connection, and immediate proximity to all amenities, accessible on foot — a valuable asset so close to Toulouse. Previously offered at a higher price, this chateau is now back on the market at an exceptionally attractive price, paving the way for a rare acquisition for lovers of character and authenticity. Living here means savoring the tranquility of a historic residence while remaining connected to the vibrant Toulouse lifestyle — a place with soul, a true art of living.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exclusively, 19th century castle, incorporating the architectural codes of the Loire castles and developing nearly 1,300m² on a park of more than 3 hectares with 800m² of outbuildings. Completely restored recently, this castle presents many remarkable architectural elements and ornamentations. More than 400m² of reception rooms, 3 kitchens, pantry, 9 suites and an office. The last level of 300m² remains to be fitted out. The perfectly maintained park houses a swimming pool with pool house and summer kitchen, a former hunting lodge of approximately 150m² with terrace, a guest house of 70m², an apartment of 80m² with living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a mazet, 60m² garage, old stables and several barns and shelters. In the immediate vicinity of the Canal du Midi, TGV station 10 minutes away, beaches 15 minutes away, airport 20 minutes away and 45 minutes from Montpellier

Nestled on a promontory overlooking the Treulon Valley, in a secluded and unspoiled setting, this majestic property reveals itself as a jewel of history and elegance in the heart of the Sarthe countryside. This thousand-year-old castle, a listed Historic Monument, offers an exceptional living environment for those seeking authenticity, nature, and prestige. The first stones of the Château de Viré date back to the 12th century. A former stronghold, it was remodeled in the 15th and 16th centuries to become a Renaissance residence of rare elegance. The monumental entrance gate, the vaulted rooms, the Saint-Étienne chapel, the stone staircases, and the period fireplaces all bear witness to this extraordinary architectural richness, meticulously preserved. With its 1,400 sqm of living space, this castle exudes all the charm and majesty of grand historic residences. Upon entering, a grand reception room welcomes you, enhanced by a sumptuous ceiling and a majestic period fireplace. The 55 sq m guardroom then transports you to an authentic atmosphere. The library, meanwhile, opens onto an elegant terrace and invites you to read or play a game of billiards. For sleeping, the château offers suites and bedrooms, including a royal bedroom, a true haven of elegance and refinement. An authentic dining room and a large kitchen complete the living spaces. Each room reveals a unique atmosphere, blending noble materials, natural light, and generous proportions. In addition to the main building, the estate includes: outbuildings that can be converted into workshops, exhibition spaces, event spaces, or additional accommodations; numerous stables; and a riding arena. These annexes allow for a variety of uses: private, tourist, artistic, or professional. For large-scale projects, it is possible to recreate the original unity of the estate by acquiring the château's former farmhouse, which offers a restored 160 sq m house with a living room and three bedrooms. This main house includes outbuildings and an 18th-century stone building of 270 sqm, equipped with nine stalls, a treatment room, and a barn. The entire property sits on 1.75 hectares, primarily meadows. The estate also comprises over 27 hectares of land. This single plot, located on the edge of the property, consists of woods and heathland, including a 6,300 sqm pond. ENERGY RATING: Not Subject to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Contact: Noémie FOURNIER at 33 6 29 52 22 81. The seller pays the agency fees. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Discreetly nestled in the heart of a picturesque village in Seine-et-Marne, near the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, just one hour from Paris, within an unspoiled and bucolic setting, this 18th-century manor, recognised as a ‘Remarkable Heritage’ property, together with its outbuildings, is set within more than 1.2 acres of grounds, entirely sheltered from view. From the street, the façade, the walls and the large solid electric gates form a protective barrier, revealing nothing of the residence’s distinguished history. Built in 1749, the manor has retained all the hallmarks of 18th-century classical architecture: restrained lines, symmetry, harmonious proportions, enfilade reception rooms, Versailles parquet flooring, antique terracotta tiles, cabochon stone flooring, period fireplaces and woodwork, oeil-de-bœuf windows, panelling and mouldings, all contributing to its irresistible charm. The authenticity and spirit of the property have been perfectly preserved, while benefiting from the modern enhancements introduced by its previous owners, emblematic figures of luxury, elegance and refinement. First came Karl Lagerfeld. The celebrated Chanel designer, an art lover and connoisseur of exceptional residences, immediately recognised the rarity of this property, offering both proximity to Paris and the peace and escape of the Brie countryside. He imbued the house with his distinctive taste, introducing discreet yet luxurious comfort suited to a place designed equally for living, working and relaxation, combining modernity and authenticity down to the finest detail. The leading models of the era came here to pose for him within this exceptional setting. He was succeeded by his friend Princess Caroline of Monaco and her husband, the Prince of Hanover, who lived here for several years with their children, drawn by the property’s privacy and by the quality of life offered by the village and its many amenities. The manor offers approximately 4,845sqm. of living space over three levels served by two staircases. On the ground floor, the reception rooms arranged in enfilade, with numerous large windows, open southwards onto the vast lawn of the beautifully landscaped garden, where a swimming pool could be added. A corner drawing room, dining room, English bar, billiard room and study create warm and elegant living spaces. The fully fitted bespoke kitchen connects to a service entrance and extends into technical areas including a laundry room and cold room. The first floor comprises four suites, each with a bedroom, dressing room or extensive storage and a marble bathroom. The second floor, which is air-conditioned, accommodates three additional bedrooms with bathrooms, as well as a large office/dormitory space. On the lower ground floor, a vaulted wine cellar, maintained in optimal conditions, is ideal for the storage and tasting of wines. The property also includes an independent house of approximately 1,720sqm. arranged over two levels, each with its own independent access. Currently arranged as two separate apartments, it is designed in a way that also allows for conversion into a single house. It notably features on the first floor a vast light-filled room with mezzanine and a large glass façade, suitable for a spacious contemporary living room, a generous office, or artist’s studio. The final outbuilding is a bucolic single-storey caretaker’s house of approximately 540sqm. A charming paved courtyard includes three covered parking areas accommodating around ten vehicles. The characteristics of this property make it a truly rare prestige estate. Its many qualities offer a range of possibilities, whether as a primary or secondary residence, representative offices, or the development of a high-end hospitality activity.

On the edge of Morbihan, where nature and history unfold in all their splendor, stands the majestic Louis XVI-style château, a true architectural gem offering a timeless living experience. From the moment you arrive, the château immerses you in a world of elegance: a grand entrance hall adorned with a sumptuous staircase welcomes you, followed by a refined music room and a warm library lounge with remarkable wood paneling. The dining room invites guests to gather around a monumental table, while the fully equipped and furnished semi-professional kitchen will delight both amateurs and the most discerning palates. The château boasts eleven suites with en-suite bathrooms, each tastefully and elegantly decorated, offering optimal comfort. Dedicated spaces for relaxation and well-being complement this exceptional setting: - Gym, - Yoga studio, - Massage rooms, - Sauna, hammam, and heated indoor swimming pool are available on the property. The outbuildings further enhance the accommodation capacity with: - A house comprising two apartments - A house with a living room, open-plan kitchen, and two suites - Two independent studios - A caretaker's house The stables include six stalls, while the property also features a large storage barn, a spacious garage (formerly a carriage house), a traditional bread oven, and two greenhouses. The estate's grounds extend around two stocked ponds (5,000 m² and 3 ha), reinforcing this bucolic landscape where meadows and centuries-old trees invite contemplation and serenity. Combining modern comfort with environmental responsibility, a biomass boiler powers most of the buildings, while two houses benefit from gas heating. Finally, the estate is located in an O.R.E. (Environmental Real Obligations) zone, a land protection scheme designed to preserve, manage, and restore biodiversity and the ecological functions of the area.

Situated halfway between Bergerac and Périgueux, in the heart of unspoilt, rolling countryside, this charming estate embodies all the authentic charm of the beautiful properties of south-western France. The 18th-century main manor house, with approximately 340 m² of living space, offers spacious reception rooms, a warm atmosphere and real potential as a prestigious residence or for a high-end hospitality venture. Two self-contained gîtes, measuring 90 m² and 175 m², harmoniously complete the property. Surrounding the property, 19 hectares of land and over 2,300 m² of outbuildings — barns, a riding arena, stables, farm buildings and a sheepfold — open up a range of possibilities: an equestrian centre, event venue, guest house or family estate. The location perfectly combines tranquillity and accessibility, with Bergerac, Périgueux, shops, train stations, amenities and the international airport all within easy reach. A rare property, ideal for bringing an ambitious project to life in one of the most sought-after areas of the Dordogne. Annie PEZAT (+33) 06 38 13 44 47

Ref.4845 : In the Heart of the Berry Region, a 15th–17th C. Château with Park, Moat and Outbuildings Just three hours from Paris by motorway, southern Boischaut is a region that combines the gently rolling plains of the Paris Basin with the foothills of the Massif Central, which feature a more rugged terrain. This natural region, covering the southern parts of the Indre and Cher departments—that is, the former province of Berry—is primarily devoted to cattle farming. The landscapes here are therefore green and often dotted with hedgerows, possessing a discreet yet enduring charm. It is “Le Berry, which takes hold of you and never lets you go” as described by George Sand, a native of the region. The area is ideally situated in the centre of France, close to two major motorways: the A20 ‘L’Occitane’, linking Brussels and Paris to Toulouse on the one hand, and the A71 ‘L’Arverne’, providing access to Clermont-Ferrand and, beyond that, Montpellier from the capital. Chateaumeillant, La Châtre and Saint-Amand-Montrond, small towns full of character with a rich history, are located near the château. The first is known for its high-quality vineyards, the second lies at the heart of the ‘Pays de George Sand’, with its many events, and the third, dubbed the ‘City of Gold’ as it is France’s third-largest centre for gold jewellery production, is often associated with Noirlac Abbey, a marvel of Cistercian architecture situated nearby. Finally, for younger visitors, Sam Parc, also located in Saint-Amand Montrond, is one of the best amusement parks in the Centre region. Just a little further on, Bourges is a major city of art and history, making it a natural choice to become the European Capital of Culture in 2028. You’ll love strolling through its historic and shopping centre, between the Palais Jacques-Cœur, a masterpiece of Flamboyant Gothic architecture, and Saint-Etienne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As the capital of the Berry region, Bourges is not just an open-air museum. The city lies at the heart of a vibrant economic region where the aerospace and defence industries are particularly well represented. The château is approached by way of a fixed bridge spanning the former moat, its entrance symbolically guarded by a tower. Beyond lies a splendid esplanade upon which the residence reveals itself as a classic 17th-century manor house adjoined by a remarkable medieval keep flanked by two towers, one of which contains a staircase turret. The manor itself rises over three storeys, including an attic level beneath a hipped roof clad in flat tiles and crowned with two lead finials along the ridge. At the north-eastern corner of the roof stands a purely decorative brick échauguette. The principal façades, oriented east to west, display elegant rows of windows adorned only with subtly projecting sills. On the eastern elevation, a remarkable wrought-iron and glass veranda inspired by the Art Nouveau style occupies the centre of the building. On this same façade, to the south, stands a neo-Gothic stair tower. To the north of the manor, a narrower and lower rectangular structure provides the connection between the northern tower and the keep. The northern tower, imposing in mass, rises over three levels beneath a conical roof. The keep itself is square in plan and surmounted by a pavilion roof clad in flat tiles, its ridges embellished with ornamental lead finials. At its south-western corner stands a staircase turret capped with a conical roof. Defensive openings remain visible at several points throughout the structure. Upon entering the manor house, one finds on the ground floor a through entrance hall leading, to the right, into a vast drawing room with fireplace, illuminated by windows opening onto both sides of the building. At the far end of the entrance hall lies access to the neo-Gothic stair tower, while to the left are the dining room, opening onto the veranda, and a small ancillary room serving as a secondary kitchen. Proceeding along the corridor and still to the right are a return staircase ascending to the upper floor, a lavatory, a small artist’s studio, and, beyond a few steps, a spacious kitchen with adjoining laundry room and pantry. This kitchen enjoys a terrace to the east and an exit onto the arrival esplanade to the west. The return staircase leads to the first floor, where a broad corridor gives access to four bedrooms, three with shower rooms and one with a bathroom. At approximately one-third of the corridor’s length stands a wooden staircase ascending to the attic floor, formerly used as servants’ quarters. At the second third, a landing provides access to an independent lavatory and to the neo-Gothic stair tower. Returning northwards, the corridor passes an independent lavatory featuring the remains of an archway, before narrowing as it enters the connecting building. It then opens onto a large bedroom with bathroom and continues towards the keep’s grand hall, an impressive room with generous ceiling height, illuminated to the north and south by stained-glass windows with window seats. A monumental fireplace bearing the arms of the Boissieu family, still in working order, lends great distinction to the space. A narrow passageway gives access to a charming study located within the northern tower. A short corridor then leads to the stair turret and up to the second floor of the keep, where one first encounters a long storage room, formerly the château’s fruit store, before entering a vast hall with fireplace and windows fitted with stone seats, currently used as a billiard room. The staircase continues upwards to magnificent attic spaces beneath a timber framework shaped like an inverted ship’s hull. Beneath the keep lie a former wine storehouse and a wine cellar. The outbuildings are, for the most part, grouped together in a large U-shaped complex, comprising a tack room, a shed, a stable used as a garage, a four-room flat (including three bedrooms) used as a guest house, a very large cowshed, a donkey stable and a number of small outbuildings. The property is in fairly good visible condition. In the grounds, there is a beautiful greenhouse-orangery that could be used as a reception room, in good visible condition. The grounds, covering a total area of 8.5 acres, are shaped like an isosceles triangle. The château and outbuildings are situated at the base of the triangle, whilst the park, criss-crossed by several beautiful avenues, occupies the rest. An interesting feature of the site is that the moats and water ditches form an enclosure separating an ‘inner park’ – an English-style garden, beautifully landscaped and well-maintained – from an ‘outer park’, which is more natural in character and features a pretty pond. A small bridge and a footbridge allow visitors to move from one area to the other. This layout lends the whole site a distinct romantic charm. 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.

EXCLUSIVE P&P Just a few minutes from Saint-Lizier, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its bishops' palace and cathedral, and one of the most beautiful villages in France, Château Saint-Michel is a true 19th-century gem. An exceptional estate with 31 hectares of parkland, fields, and woods, it offers a secluded retreat just five minutes from the historic village of Saint-Lizier and an hour from the vibrant city of Toulouse. Fully restored to the highest standards, the château perfectly combines the charm of a traditional residence with modern comforts. Once you pass through the heavy, reassuring entrance door, you will be welcomed into a vast entrance hall with a French ceiling, mosaic floor, and neo-Gothic details. All period features have been preserved and restored: Hungarian-point parquet flooring, coffered ceilings, carved woodwork, stained glass windows, period fireplaces, and a monumental staircase. The château offers 14 comfortable bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. A separate New York-style apartment is located on the top floor of the château. The vaulted cellars house a gym, a private cinema and a relaxation area. Next to the castle grounds is a guest house of approximately 250m2 comprising a comfortable living room, a spacious kitchen and two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. On the ground floor, a fully equipped studio and a garage for three cars complete this space. The park, a true work of art in vegetation, has been carefully tended by a passionate arborist, with rare tree species that give the place a unique and peaceful atmosphere. The beautifully maintained gardens invite contemplation and rejuvenation. Just 2.5 km away, the village of Saint-Lizier, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, welcomes you with its weekly market and renowned microbrewery. Nearby, the Ariège Pyrenees Regional Nature Park offers the perfect setting for a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, kayaking, and skiing in winter at the Guzet resort, just 45 minutes away. Not far away, Lake Bethmale, with its emerald waters and enchanting landscapes, is a favorite destination for nature lovers. Further south, the town of Foix, with its medieval castle and traditional market, completes this immersion in a region rich in history and natural beauty.

Location : In the Aveyron, between Rodez and Millau, nestled in a landscape of hills, meadows, crops and forests is the small village where this castle and its magnificent park are located. History: the building dates from 1208, built on a quadrangular plan, enclosing an oblong and narrow inner courtyard, the ancient medieval fortress was reworked in the 16th, 17th and 19th centuries. The castle is registered as a historical monument in 1986 The Property: This entirely renovated castle includes 15 very spacious rooms, with a surface area of 1700 m² (total surface area 2400 m²) numerous lounges, kitchen and dining room. Woodwork and old floors, fireplaces and stone staircase, make this building majestic while being very comfortable. The castle is lived in as a home, because the owners have invested in their comfort and that of their friends. The magnificent enclosed park of 2 ha contains not only French garden and hundred-year-old trees, but also fruit trees in espaliers, poplars, hydrangeas facing the main entrance of the castle. A large swimming pool with a wellness area. Let's not forget the outbuildings, beautiful stables and a garage for vintage cars. Services : Fireplace, Internet, Connected thermostat, Carport, Watering, Barbecue, Fence, Exterior lighting, Listed building, Digital code, Intercom, Electric gate, Jeu de boules, Swimming pool, Playground. BOSE speakers throughout the grounds. Our opinion: This castle is made to rest and welcome family and friends in absolute comfort. Maison PONCET & PONCET I CHRISTIE'S INTERNATIONAL Office de Montpellier, 2 Passage Lonjon Téléphone : +33 4 67 02 03 31 Référent Patrick PONCET : +33 6 09 71 51 62 [email protected]

The Château d'Espas is a remarkable example of a medieval ''Gascon castle'' located near a small village in the Gers department of Armagnac. Its austere, almost military appearance, closely resembling 13th-century defensive architecture, makes it particularly interesting. It is believed to have been founded by the Counts of Armagnac at the end of that century. Built of red brick, it is relatively rare for Gascon castles, where stone usually predominates. Its layout is very compact: a rectangular main building flanked by four square towers. Originally, access was via a high gate, likely accessed by a ladder or removable staircase, typical of defensive medieval fortresses. The castle also has a connection to the d'Artagnan family: it belonged to the de Batz-Castelmore family, the lineage of the famous musketeer. Under Richelieu, it was reportedly partially dismantled, like many feudal strongholds of the period. Despite this, it still retains a remarkably authentic silhouette today. Another interesting fact: it was practically in ruins before being bought in 2000 by a passionate couple who undertook a restoration that was very respectful of the medieval structure. The work preserved the authenticity of the materials and spaces, in a spirit of respect for heritage. Their work was even recognized by the Vieilles Maisons Françaises (French Old Houses Association). The castle has been listed as a Historical Monument since 1979. The castle is spread over three levels, comprising the central building and four square towers. There is a single main entrance on the ground floor, leading to the great hall, which is unfurnished (earthen floor, brick walls). It has remained as it was in the 13th century. The four towers on the ground floor have been converted into living spaces. They serve as: - a bedroom with exterior access - the boiler room - a storage room - a laundry room with a toilet. On the first floor is the living area: a landing with a large entrance closet, the reception room, the living/dining room, a fitted kitchen in the northwest tower, a bedroom with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom in the northeast tower, a second bedroom in the southwest tower, and an office in the southeast tower. The attic is located on the second floor. Near the château is an outbuilding with a lean-to. The garden, covering 5,087 m², surrounds the château and features boxwood and topiary. Renovations have included the installation of underfloor heating in the main rooms on the first floor. The electrical system has been updated, and the sanitation system is up to code. The listed status as a Historic Monument underscores the property's exceptional heritage value and also allows for tax benefits related to the restoration and preservation of heritage sites. Château d'Espas represents a rare opportunity to acquire an iconic historic property in the heart of the Gers region, a place where art de vivre, heritage, and nature intertwine. For more information, please call 06 03 45 37 69. 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!

Exclusively, 48 minutes from Deauville, less than 1 hour and 45 minutes from Paris La Défense and 45 minutes from Rouen, 18th-century castle of approximately 350 m² on a 14.8-hectare estate with outbuildings. Spread over three levels, it includes on the ground floor: entrance hall, lounges, office-library, dining room, and kitchen. On the first floor: four bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the second floor: six bedrooms and one bathroom. The estate offers a preserved setting with two separate access points, including a carriage driveway leading to the castle. The former stables, adaptable, retain some original elements and have potential for a rehabilitation project. A Normandy house to renovate as well as a pond complete this set. Full file available upon request. +33767652785

In a peaceful valley of forest and field lies this magnificent abbey, a listed Hitstorical Monument, with a proud history and splendid architectural features in its exterior and interior. Set within a single estate of 18 ha 08 a 96 ca crossed by a small stream, this elegant château rises at the heart of a landscaped property. Originally the abbatial residence of a monastery, the estate features a pleasant tree-lined entrance drive, a beautiful courtyard of honour, and a well-designed park enhanced by an old hornbeam walk and fine ornamental trees. A small kitchen garden and meadows dotted with ancient oak trees complete the setting. The property enjoys a privileged location between Le Mans and Angers, in the midst of preserved countryside. A village with essential shops lies only 3 km away, while a small town less than 10 km from the property provides full services and a TGV railway station. The estate is also easily accessible via the nearby motorway. The château corresponds to the former abbot’s residence of the monastery. Because the commendatory abbots generally lived at court or in their dioceses, the residence was arranged and decorated from the mid-18th century onward in order to be rented to private occupants. This use explains the refined and residential character of the interior decoration, much of which has survived in remarkable condition. Offering approximately 400 m² on each level, the ground floor is organized around a central vestibule paved with cabochon stone tiles and positioned along the main axis of the façade. This space leads to the reception rooms and formerly provided access to the cloister. Two lateral doors framed with sculpted cartouches decorate the vestibule: one adorned with stylised foliage in a pure Rocaille style, the other with a medallion depicting an armoured figure holding a quiver and crowned with a laurel wreath. To the left of the vestibule lies a large salon measuring 7.29 m by 10.72 m, with stone flooring and four windows overlooking the courtyard of honour and the park. The room retains its original 18th-century décor. The central door, with its original woodwork and iron fittings, is surmounted by a sculpted panel depicting a trophy of musical instruments accompanied by a bust and garlands. The four side doors are decorated with stucco medallions representing allegories of the four seasons, created by itinerant artists of Italian origin—decorative work that is relatively rare in the region. The stone fireplace, with Rocaille ornamentation, was originally painted to imitate marble, while the grey wall tones today echo the colours used before the French Revolution. This wing of the ground floor also includes a small tiled sitting room with a wooden fireplace, a kitchen-dining room with terracotta flooring, a bedroom with dressing room and modern bathroom, and a service staircase. To the right of the vestibule is an oak-parqueted study with a 19th-century marble fireplace, created from the former waiting room of the abbatial residence, which was divided during the 19th century to form this office and a passage toward the dining room. The dining room retains most of its Louis XV decorative elements: the fountain, fireplace and sideboards beneath the windows are made of black marble from Solesmes. The fireplace mantel, designed and painted to resemble carved panelling, is made of sculpted stone, as are the frame of the central doorway decorated with a basket of flowers and the fountain surround crowned by a sculpted head of Neptune. A second vestibule leads to the main staircase, a wooden stair with square balusters dating from the late 17th century. Its first flight is built into the thickness of the wall, leaving access to the library, whose doorway is surmounted by a sculpted 19th-century head. This level also includes the library, a dining room installed in the former kitchen with terracotta flooring, a monumental fireplace and an original cooking range, as well as a small kitchen, a laundry room, various service rooms, a small cellar and a WC. The first floor is arranged around a gallery that serves four bedrooms with bathrooms or washrooms, two additional bedrooms, a children’s bedroom, a bathroom and a linen room. In the south wing there is an independent apartment composed of a living room with an 18th-century fireplace, a library, a kitchen and a bedroom with bathroom and WC. A large attic extends above the whole building. The outbuildings include several service buildings containing storage sheds, a workshop, stables, a tack room, a barn, a dovecote, a sheepfold, and former bakery and dairy buildings. A caretaker’s house, entirely restored in recent years, comprises an entrance hall, tiled kitchen, back kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, a bathroom and WC. The property is also equipped with full equestrian facilities. The stable features Regupol rubber flooring in the stalls and in the wash area, with Röwer & Rüb boxes (4 x 3.6 m) made of hardwood, galvanized and painted burgundy, and a solarium equipped with UV and infrared lamps. The indoor arena, of Olympic dimensions (21 x 61 m), is drained around the perimeter and every ten metres. It rests on a crushed stone foundation with a compacted layer, topped with 14 to 16 cm of Fontainebleau sand mixed with high-quality Belgian fibres. The arena includes safety mirrors (6 m in the centre and 3 m in each corner) and an irrigation system supplied by water from the river. A lunging ring with a diameter of 18 m, built on a compacted crushed-stone foundation, is covered with a mixture of Fontainebleau sand, natural sand and fibres to create a deeper base. Wooden paddocks complete the equestrian facilities. The entrance gatehouse, the façades and roofs of the abbot’s residence, the well, the vestibule and staircase, the large salon and dining room on the ground floor, the seven bedrooms on the first floor, and the bridge over the stream are all listed as **Historic Monuments**. The façades and roofs of the outbuildings, together with the dovecote in its entirety, are listed on the **Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments**. The property therefore benefits from the favourable tax regime associated with Historic Monument status.

Just a few minutes from the city center of Périgueux, in the heart of a preserved and highly sought-after natural environment, this remarkable character estate dating back to 1710 perfectly embodies the timeless elegance of historic residences, enhanced by recent, carefully designed contemporary facilities. Set within an exceptional green setting of approximately 35,000 sqm of wooded parkland, the property currently operates a well-established hospitality and dining business, offering a rare opportunity that combines heritage value, profitability, and immediate operational readiness, with no renovation work required. The main château building presently features five high-end guest rooms, a spacious reception hall dedicated to private or corporate events, and a fully equipped professional kitchen designed to meet the standards of demanding, high-quality gastronomy. The property has been further enhanced by a recent extension completed just two years ago, meeting modern expectations in terms of comfort, acoustics, and professional use. The estate also stands out thanks to: an independent house of approximately 93 sqm with its own swimming pool, ideally suited for short-term rental operations such as Airbnb, staff or management accommodation, or the hosting of premium guests, as well as an additional independent apartment, providing the opportunity to generate supplementary income or support further business development. Beyond its architectural qualities and its strategic location in immediate proximity to Périgueux, this estate represents a particularly rare opportunity on the market, thanks to a flexible acquisition structure tailored to both patrimonial and entrepreneurial strategies. The buyer may either acquire the existing operating companies and benefit from the current financing in place at an exceptional interest rate of 1.36%, a highly competitive financial advantage in today’s market, or purchase the property itself (real estate only) as part of a long-term investment or repositioning strategy. Meticulously maintained, benefiting from an established reputation, a fully operational business infrastructure, and a high-quality natural environment, this property represents a rare asset for buyers seeking a distinctive place that is immediately operational, combining prestige, profitability, and quality of life.