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Located just 10 km from Albi and its famous Episcopal City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this château combines the charm of a 16th-century fortified manor house with refined contemporary comfort, offering a truly unique living environment. Fully restored and impeccably maintained, the property offers approximately 380 m² of living space, divided into two independent apartments and a converted dovecote, set within 8,400 m² of enclosed and landscaped grounds. A residence steeped in history The main stone-built dwelling, flanked by two towers, retains many original architectural features: a door framed by pilasters, arrow slits, remnants of machicolations, and a magnificent stone spiral staircase dating from the 16th century. The façades have been restored, and the roof was completely redone in 1986. Spacious and light-filled interiors The principal apartment of approximately 230 m², occupying the first floor and the east tower, offers beautiful proportions with ceilings up to 3.8 meters high: – entrance hall, living room, study, laundry, and dining room opening directly onto the pool and pool house, – circular kitchen within the tower, with potential to create a larger kitchen area, – four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one toilet. Elegant original fireplaces and double-glazed windows provide both comfort and authenticity. The ground-floor apartment, of about 110 m² (renovated around 2000), includes: – living room with fireplace, kitchen, – two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and one toilet. Each apartment benefits from independent heating, powered by an Austrian Hargassner wood-pellet boiler (2013). Outbuildings and exterior features At garden level: a 40 m² vaulted room, workshop, wine cellar, sauna with changing room, and boiler room. A 200 m² attic, of which 16 m² are fitted, three garages (60 m²), and a 30 m² converted dovecote complete the property. The enclosed, landscaped park features automatic gates, exterior lighting, two wells, and a 30-tree orchard. The 12 × 6 m swimming pool, facing south and complemented by a pool house with summer kitchen, bread oven, changing room, and outdoor shower, provides an intimate and relaxing setting. A rare property on the outskirts of Albi This characterful residence, with its historic core and numerous outbuildings, harmoniously combines heritage charm and modern comfort. Its generous volumes, preserved architecture, and peaceful surroundings make it ideal as a primary or secondary residence, with strong potential for guest accommodation or seasonal rental. A rare opportunity just outside Albi.

ELEGANT CHARACTER PROPERTY & ART OF LIVING. A rare place in the heart of a preserved environment, sheltered from view. This elegant character home showcases all the charm of exceptional properties. Set in the heart of a wooded park, combining absolute calm, nature, and discreet refinement. Located 10 minutes from Vendôme and its TGV station. Comprising 16 rooms, 6 bedrooms, a fully renovated caretaker's house, tennis court, heated swimming pool. The bright reception rooms invite conviviality and sharing. A warm main living room with a fireplace, a more intimate space for relaxing moments, and a rare wellness area. The property features a heated indoor pool bathed in natural light, a true relaxation space allowing you to enjoy privileged moments all year round. Night spaces with generous volumes offer a soothing and bright atmosphere. Each space maintains intimacy while preserving the charm of the old. An ideal setting to recharge, host, or enjoy the seasons. Privacy and visit conditions To preserve the confidential character and intimacy of this exceptional place, visits will be organized selectively. They will be reserved for buyers presenting a genuine and complete project. A prior presentation of the project as well as a validation of the financing capacity will be required before any visit organization. We place particular importance on respecting exceptional properties, which cater to projects of their measure. Fees of 5% inclusive of tax to be borne by the purchaser (€970,000 excluding fees) Your commercial agent 3G IMMO on-site EI - Gilles HURTEL registered with the BLOIS RSAC No. 378 811 285 According to Article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, the presentation of an ID will be required to organize the visit. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Castle for sale - 399 000 € Legal Mentions (in French) : Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr .

A 15th-century Gascony château of around 600 m² set in a peaceful, unspoilt environment with uninterrupted views over rolling countryside reminiscent of Italian Tuscany. A large wooded park of 7 hectares with outbuildings, swimming pool and pool house. The property is accessed via a plane tree-lined driveway and a large wrought iron gate. The chateau comprises a through entrance hall leading to a central staircase that leads to a spacious living room with a large stone archway separating the lounge from the dining room. A separate modern kitchen opens on to arcades outside. In the corner tower, a cloakroom and shower room with WC. In symmetry with the entrance hall, a large room with a stone vault could be converted and used as a workshop. A caretaker's flat in the castle comprises a living room, kitchen and dining room. The north wing comprises five bedrooms and two bathrooms; the south wing comprises two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a study and a loggia with a dominant view over the countryside. Several outbuildings, including a guest house at the entrance to the property, comprising a lounge/kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. A dovecote and a pool house that could be converted into a reception room opening onto the terrace and swimming pool. An authentic and comfortable property located in the golden triangle of the Gers, with quick access to all amenities.

EXCLUSIVE TO CHRISTIE'S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE: This Estate combines luxury with a profound sense of heritage. Steeped in history and charm, this exquisite 1865 country estate was originally constructed in the 16th century on solid rock as a folly for its aristocratic owner. Today, it is set within 24 acres (9.93 hectares) of serene pastures, open fields, and private woodlands. Horse enthusiasts will appreciate the post-and-rail fenced paddocks, perfectly suited for equestrian pursuits. The chateau spans five floors, featuring spacious living areas on the first floor that open onto a grand terrace with breathtaking views. The expansive kitchen is complemented by a cozy back kitchen. Bedrooms occupy the second, third, fourth, and fifth floors, while an additional wing retains its original character, offering potential for five more bedrooms if desired. This truly is a fairytale chateau. Beyond the main residence, the grounds boast a variety of features, including a first-floor apartment awaiting renovation, two barns, two stables, a swimming pool, and a tennis court. Chateau : 691,29m² Dependance : 246.00m² Additionally, the estate houses the ruins of a chapel nestled in the woodlands, presenting an ideal opportunity for future development. Nestled in the heart of the Lot-et-Garonne, the estate was the former home of a Count who gave his life for his country, dying 'Mort pour la France' in 1940. It sits within a region that was a fierce stronghold for the French Resistance Close to the capital of the Lot et Garonne AGEN, with convenient access to the TGV railway station, enabling swift journeys to major cities like Bordeaux and Paris. For private air travel, the Agen private jet airport caters to both business and leisure needs. International Airports : Bordeaux and Toulouse. For further information including a Comprehensive Brochure & Detailed Floor Plans, please contact Jane Vernon on +33 6 43 50 01 21, if you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

Situated near Mauvezin in the Gers area, a Gascon chateau of approx. 370 m² set in peaceful, unspoilt surroundings with uninterrupted views over rolling countryside. The chateau comprises a large reception room, a dining room, a kitchen and two bedrooms on one level with a shower room. Upstairs is a library, four bedrooms with three bathrooms and a loggia. The property is set in 3 hectares of land, offering numerous possibilities for a family or business project.

Immerse yourself in the Provençal art of living with this superb family property, consisting of an elegant, typically Aix-en-Provence building and numerous outbuildings, nestled in a peaceful, unspoiled area with majestic views of the Sainte-Victoire mountain range. The estate extends over a magnificent landscaped park, a veritable haven of greenery, blending century-old trees, Mediterranean species, and shaded areas ideal for relaxation. Ancient ponds and stone fountains punctuate the paths, bringing a fresh, poetic feel to this enchanting setting. With its great potential for a bed and breakfast or charming gîte business, this property offers a rare opportunity to combine a professional project with quality of life. Each space exudes authenticity, comfort, and serenity. A unique location, ideal for lovers of nature, heritage, and the gentle Provençal atmosphere.

At the border of these three beautiful central regions (Nivernais / Bourbonnais / Berry), 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris, the vast MH castle was built on the foundations of a 16th-century enclosure closed by corner towers, one of which remains the chapel; an honor courtyard bordered by vast harmonious outbuildings. This lordship has no defensive elements in this pleasure place, which was solely designed for hunting. Hidden in a set of nearly 16 hectares of English parkland, groves, meadows surrounded by oaks and crossed by a stream, a shaded body of water, the castle offers a clear view of its own estate from its floors. Deer and does from the neighboring forests come to graze or roar peacefully in the meadow bordered by hunting forests. The castle has about twenty rooms, including large reception rooms (fireplaces, parquet floors, large bays letting in light from the park where the deer roars). Numerous tax exemption works have been carried out and can be continued despite the excellent general condition of the rooms: renovation of the floor with 7 bedrooms equipped with 6 shower rooms. Energy class: DPE not required. XVIII-century classified outbuildings: barn-stable; barn-cattle shed; staff houses (possibility of gîtes). This rare gem of classical architecture, unique in this region, has been fully respected in the charm and harmony of the original renovated elements. This castle also has an interior layout compatible with contemporary life and vast reception volumes. Its external estate, of almost 16 hectares, offers a perimeter of tranquility, augmented by the advantage of a calm region, highly accessible as it is central, and geographically varied. As a historical residence, the castle also enjoys the benefits of historic monuments, sought after for their label and their "tax exemption": if opened to the public: 40% DRAC subsidies, 25% from the General Council, and 25% from the department; the remaining 10% of the works borne by the owner being deductible from income). • Immediate proximity to hunting in private and state forests; • 2 minutes from a town with shops (markets, fairs...); 5 minutes from 3 beautiful historic towns • 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris Historical and architectural file complete with serious references and on research mandate. https://demeure.biz/honoraires.htm Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational château in the South of France, combining historic charm, careful maintenance, and strong potential for both private enjoyment and commercial use. See website: www.castlefrance.com Château Buros is a historic estate in the South of France, set within several hectares of private parkland. Originally built in the late 19th century and now operating as a hospitality property, it combines architectural character with modern functionality. With guest accommodation, reception spaces, a restaurant, and leisure facilities including pool, tennis, and golf, the property offers both immediate use and long-term potential for private or commercial purposes. Château Buros is a well-maintained estate located in the South of France, set within extensive private grounds in a quiet and natural setting. Originally built in the late 19th century and later developed into a hospitality property, the château is today fully operational and offers a combination of accommodation, reception areas, and leisure facilities. The estate includes guest rooms and suites, meeting spaces, a restaurant with professional kitchen, and outdoor terraces. The surrounding grounds extend across more than 5 hectares and feature landscaped gardens, a swimming pool, tennis court, and additional recreational areas. The property is positioned within easy reach of Bordeaux and Toulouse, as well as the Atlantic coast, the Pyrenees, and well-known food and wine regions. Château Buros has been continuously maintained and partially renovated in recent years, allowing for immediate use while offering flexibility for further development. The property is suited for hospitality operations, private residence, or a combination of both. Château Buros is located in the southwest of France, within the Landes and Armagnac regionan area known for its open landscapes, traditional culture, and understated way of life. The region offers a balance between rural calm and access to some of the most well-known destinations in southern Europe. A region defined by nature, culture, and peace. A setting designed for professional use. Château Buros offers a rare opportunity to combine work, hosting, and retreat in a private and fully equipped estate in the South of France. Château Buros offers a setting that naturally extends beyond work, where the surrounding environment and on-site facilities create opportunities for relaxation, activity, and time spent outdoors.

Renaissance Château - Exceptional property.... xvi° Between Lyon and the Mediterranean - 6.3 hectares of parklands, meadows, woods and farmland. - approx. 1500 m² of living space - Classified. At the gateway to the Vercors, facing the Ardèche mountains, this Renaissance château stands as an intact witness to another era. Between history and majesty, a 16th-century jewel awaits you... On the edge of a charming Drôme village, in the foothills of the Vercors, this 16th-century château overlooks the Rhône plains and offers a rare panorama as far as the Ardèche mountains. Accessible in just 20 minutes from Valence (TGV/airport), 45 minutes from Grenoble and 1 hour from Lyon, the property enjoys a strategic location while retaining absolute tranquility. The château is protected to the east by a moat and a long 18th-century barracks that once housed a garrison of Republic dragoons. Two wings flank the majestic entrance, providing around 650 m² of space, 300 m² of which has been converted for events or rentals (ballrooms, professional kitchen, sanitary facilities, air-conditioned areas). The remainder is used for storage or other purposes. The 1500 m² château is organized around an inner courtyard, with more than 30 rooms on three levels. It includes vast reception rooms, lounges with sumptuous decor (painted ceilings, frescoes, antique parquet floors, monumental fireplaces), a chapel, a small salon theater, numerous bedrooms, offices, storage areas, historic kitchens, etc... The château is bathed in natural light thanks to numerous openings, creating a warm, majestic atmosphere. The château is partially listed as a Historic Monument, notably for its painted decorations, facades and roofs. It is set in 6.31 hectares of grounds, alternating landscaped parklands, meadows, woods and farmland. This exceptional property, rare on the market, combines historic charm, business potential (events, tourism, large family home) and a unique living environment. It should be noted that the château is being sold without furnishings.

Built in the 19th century on the remains of a former Benedictine abbey, the Castle embodies a place rich in history, character, and elegance. Just twenty minutes from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, this exceptional property of approximately 2,500 sqm is set in a privileged environment between sea and nature, in the heart of the Alpes-Maritimes. Its nearly four-hectare estate, facing due south, offers a spectacular panoramic sea view stretching from Cannes to the Italian coastline. The landscaped park, composed of Mediterranean species and enhanced with decorative ponds, creates a rare and serene setting. Located in immediate proximity to Saint-Paul-de-Vence and Nice, the château enjoys a unique cultural influence, further enriched by iconic landmarks such as the Chapelle du Rosaire de Vence and the Fondation Maeght.

Historic Manor House Listed as a Monument, Set Within an Unspoilt Landscaped Estate Location and accessibility Set within a peaceful and unspoilt rural environment, this distinguished historic property lies in the northern part of the Pays de la Loire region, in the department of Mayenne, close to the town of Sillé-le-Guillaume. The latter provides a full range of everyday amenities as well as a railway station offering regular services to Le Mans, reached in approximately twenty minutes. The location offers a rare balance between privacy and ease of access. Le Mans, with its TGV high-speed rail connections, is around 50 kilometres away. Alençon lies approximately 30 kilometres to the north, while Laval, which benefits from an airport, is less than an hour’s drive. An access to the motorway network can be reached in about thirty minutes, allowing travel to Paris in roughly two and a half hours. Two nearby villages offer essential local shops, including a bakery and grocery store, while the broader commercial and service infrastructure of Sillé-le-Guillaume ensures day-to-day convenience without compromising the rural character of the setting. ⸻ A discreet approach and a carefully structured natural setting The property is approached via a quiet country lane, followed by a private driveway that crosses open pastureland and gently rolling countryside. This leads to an historic entrance porch, which opens onto a spacious main courtyard forming the heart of the estate. The manor house is arranged around this courtyard, accompanied by several stone-built outbuildings positioned to the east and west, while an additional annex completes the enclosure. A secondary access road runs alongside the main residence and serves the outbuildings located to the rear of the property. Meadows extend on either side of the driveway and continue northwards into an established oak woodland, which then stretches westward. To the rear of the manor, a landscaped garden overlooks a gently flowing stream. Beyond this watercourse, two further meadows are accessed via a stone bridge, creating a continuous and harmonious estate layout. ⸻ The manor house – Architectural character Constructed of stone and rendered rubble masonry, the manor is partially built over ancient cellars. It rises over four levels, including two attic storeys, and presents a refined architectural composition typical of historic noble residences in the region. The slate roofs are pitched on two sides and punctuated by sculpted dormer windows that animate the elevations. Stone-mullioned windows rhythmically punctuate the façades, while a double-flight stone staircase leads to the principal entrance, enhancing the sense of arrival. At the rear, the main building is complemented by a series of distinctive architectural features: a square tower capped with a pavilion roof, a stair tower, and a round tower topped with a conical “pepper-pot” roof. A smaller adjoining structure, attached to the eastern side of the square tower, rises over two levels beneath a hipped slate roof. An independent cellar, accessible from the exterior, is built of small-cut sandstone masonry and is thought to date from the 11th or 12th centuries, attesting to the long history of the site. The façades and roofs of the manor, along with the low eastern wing, are officially listed as Historic Monuments. ⸻ Interior layout Ground floor The main entrance opens directly into a generous reception room combining living and dining areas. This central space is also accessible via a secondary entrance located within the stair tower, allowing for fluid circulation. From here, access is provided to a study, a kitchen housed within the square tower, and a corridor with guest facilities leading to the round tower. The lower level of this tower has been converted into a unique wellness area, comprising a bathroom, sauna, fireplace, and vaulted ceiling. The kitchen connects to an adjoining service room used as a pantry and boiler room. Throughout this level, the property retains a wealth of period features, including monumental granite fireplaces, stone window surrounds, and paneled wooden doors fitted with original ironwork, some crowned with carved stone decorations. Stained glass panels remain in the upper sections of the windows. Floors are largely laid with terracotta tiles, and ceilings feature exposed timber beams. ⸻ First floor A stone spiral staircase leads to the first floor, which includes a bedroom and a shower room located within the round tower, complete with a fireplace and separate toilet. A first-floor sitting room provides access to a second bedroom located in the square tower, followed by a corridor leading to an additional shower room, separate toilet facilities, and a third bedroom. This level is distinguished by large fireplaces with painted granite surrounds. One partition wall features a decorated beam adorned with painted cartouches depicting geometric motifs, floral arrangements, and stylised landscapes characteristic of 17th-century ornamentation. Terracotta floors and exposed beams continue throughout. ⸻ Second floor The staircase continues to the upper level, where a landing gives access to a bedroom in the round tower, featuring a painted fireplace, historic wood panelling, and a ceiling with radiating timber beams. A water point adjoins this room. A separate landing leads to two further bedrooms, a bathroom, independent toilet facilities, and a storage room. An additional bedroom, located in the square tower, benefits from a substantial stone and brick fireplace. A series of interconnected attics, totalling approximately 41 sqm, link the upper levels of the main house and both towers. Exposed roof timbers offer further potential for adaptation, subject to the necessary permissions. ⸻ Outbuildings Several stone-built outbuildings with slate roofs are arranged around the main courtyard. To the east, a two-storey former agricultural building offers approximately 240 sqm of floor space. Stone-paved floors and original feeding racks remain in place, reflecting its historic use. It is currently arranged as a workshop, with a large upper-level hall. To the west of the courtyard, a second outbuilding extends over roughly 220 sqm across two levels, including attic space, and is presently used for storage and as a granary. To the rear of the manor, a large open-sided barn supported by two stone pillars provides approximately 117 sqm of ground surface, with a ridge height of 8.75 metres. ⸻ Grounds and landscape The estate combines structured gardens, open pastureland, and mature woodland into a cohesive and serene environment. The access drive, lined with apple trees, leads to a grassed courtyard centred around a mature lime tree. Surrounding paths are planted with roses, trees, and shrubs of varied species. Below the manor, a medieval-inspired garden overlooks the stream. It is arranged into enclosed green “rooms” bordered by hornbeam hedges and enhanced by box and yew topiary. One section is dedicated to medicinal plants, accompanied by the gentle sound of running water. The meadows, reached via a stone bridge, extend to the north and south-west of the property. They are framed by hedgerows and winding watercourses, while the oak woodland borders the land to the north and continues westward, completing this rare and harmonious historic estate.

On the outskirts of a village in the Haut Anjou region stands this remarkable château built by a superintendent of finance for the Sun King in the late 17th century, whose classical architecture is matched only by the refinement of its interior decor. The château offers over 800m2 of living space and more than 20 rooms, including superb reception rooms on the ground floor with sumptuous Louis XV decorations: vestibule d'honneur, grand salon with rocaille gypseries and wood panelling, dining room with fountain and Solesmes marble fireplace, wine cellar, 18th-century kitchen with kitchen garden and 5-meter-high ceiling, grand baluster staircase, salon with fireplace, vaulted hall (former chapel), bathroom, study, summer kitchen. Second floor: apartment comprising kitchen, bedroom, living room with superb wood panelling, bathroom, toilet, large gallery opening onto 8 bedrooms with bathrooms. The entire property was completely renovated (except for some windows) in the 1990s (roofing, plumbing, electricity), with minor refurbishment to be scheduled. A vast outbuilding wing comprising stables (two boxes), marble dairy, bread oven, sheds and a renovated janitor's cottage with two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, closes off the courtyard of honor. Well, rose garden. The whole forms a peaceful estate on over 18ha of land, including lawn with boxwood parterre, meadows, woods and a river forming an island, as well as fine recent equestrian facilities and a tower used as a dovecote. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Magnificent historic family château located 1 hour 15 minutes from Paris via the A5 motorway. Dating from the 17th century, the château and its outbuildings sit on 3.77 hectares of landscaped parkland featuring a pond, a tennis court and a millrace powered by the River Vanne. Accessed through a wide gate leading to a square courtyard, the main building presents a spacious entrance hall with the main staircase, four superb reception rooms with large French windows backing onto the garden and a 19th-century columned terrace and a large kitchen with a dining area. On the first floor, a hallway serves five large bedrooms with bathrooms or shower rooms, including a master suite with a boudoir and a curved balcony overlooking the park, as well as an artist's studio. On the second and top floor, there are two attic bedrooms, a large games room with open beams and a balcony, and an attic space. This wonderful property has lost none of its original charm, which is present throughout in the form of cabochon floors, fireplaces, wood paneling, interior shutters, overmantel mirrors, hidden doors and staircase, original cremone bolts, parquet flooring and high ceilings. In the grounds, there are several unconverted outbuildings, including two barns, a caretaker's lodge, a stable and a pheasantry with independent access. The leafy landscaped grounds are crossed by a millrace and feature a three-hundred-year-old sequoia tree. You will also find rose gardens, landscaped pathways, a pond, tennis courts, a greenhouse, a vegetable garden, an old wash house, a chicken coop and meadows. This sumptuous property would make an ideal family home or commercial guest house.

Located in a small municipality in the Indre department, the property is about 35 kilometers from Châteauroux, 30 kilometers from Vierzon, and 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris. It includes a castle, a caretaker's house, farm buildings, and predominantly wooded land, complemented by a recreational park. The Castle was built in two parts, as the central part burned down in the 19th century. The main building is a quadrangular construction with two levels, each pierced by three bays. It is topped with a high hipped roof. The tower has three levels, the last of which is illuminated by a hanging dormer window, surmounted by a triangular pediment. On each side, but oriented differently, are two wings. Their roofs, in the Mansard style, combining tiles and slates, indicate that these parts are older. The exteriors were renovated a few years ago, as were some of the roofs. The castle rises on two main levels (excluding the attic). The ground floor includes the main living rooms (three lounges, a dining room), a technical area with the kitchen, pantry, laundry room, and a sleeping area with a bedroom and a bathroom. The first floor has 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The bedrooms are comfortable and warm, mostly with a washbasin. A staircase provides access to the unconverted attic. Several dependencies complement this property. On the right of the Castle, a long building was constructed in the early 20th century, which now houses the caretaker's apartment, divided into a living room, kitchen, and three bedrooms on two levels. Then, a relaxation area with a large living room on the garden level and two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. Finally, there is an old saddlery. The land consists of a 28-hectare forest massif, mainly populated by cedars undergoing conversion to regular coppice, managed under a Simple Management Plan (PSG). The rest of the property includes a leisure park. EPC: F/E Price HAI: €695,000 (net seller price: €660,000 - fees of 5.3% including VAT borne by the purchaser). Presented by Pierre-Antoine GUINOT: +33(0)6.30.77.08.75 - [email protected]. Information on risks associated with this property is available on the site: www.géorisques.gouv.fr.]}]}>

Ref.4803 : French chateau for sale in Mayenne department. Built in Mayenne, in the historic province of Maine, this chateau stands near a small, vibrant town. Perched on a hill, it overlooks a small river flowing below. A regional train station is located 700 meters from the property. All daily necessities are within walking distance (supermarkets, bakeries, movie theater, etc.). Laval, a 20-minute drive away, offers a full range of shops and services. The wooded countryside of Maine is renowned for its picturesque charm and fertile soil, surrounded by the provinces of Normandy, Anjou, and Brittany… The chateau was built in the 20th century as an extension of a small chateau that had been built in the late 19th century, around the 1870s. The structure is constructed of plastered rubble stone and covered with slate. The main façade faces south. The complex is flanked by six turrets. The imposing structure forms a beautiful ensemble. A few steps lead up to a terrace running along the south-facing façade. The entrance door, inviting us inside the building, is crowned by an imposing pediment featuring a winged lion – the ‘Lion of Saint Mark’ – rendered in mosaic. The chateau covers an area of approximately 600 sqm, excluding the attic, and comprises: On the ground floor: a monumental entrance hall and staircase (47 sqm) topped by a dome and its peristyle. A corridor (36 sqm) leads to two living rooms (40 sqm each, ceiling height: 4.25 m), which can be combined to form a single 80 sqm lounge thanks to an ingenious retractable partition, a billiard room (33 sqm), a toilet/washbasin area (9.5 sqm), a dining room (21 sqm), and a kitchen (14 sqm); then in the 19th-century section, a service staircase, 2 bedrooms (12 and 24 sqm), a bedroom/shower room (19 sqm), a study (16 sqm), an entrance hall (6 sqm), and 2 toilets/washbasins. On the first floor : 10 bedrooms ranging from 17 to 36 sqm (ceiling height: 3.4 m), 1 bathroom, 1 shower room, 2 toilets/washbasins, toilet. Above: attic comprising the former staff quarters. Cellar running beneath the entire chateau, including the boiler room and wine cellar. Harmoniously arranged around the château, the outbuildings comprise: A/ A caretaker’s house (former gatehouse) of 52.8 sqm excluding the attic, comprising: kitchen/living room (27 sqm), 2 bedrooms (13 and 9 sqm), shower room, toilet; 3 rooms in the attic above; cellar below; property in good visible condition, in need of refreshing: electric radiator heating, 4 main windows replaced in 2024 with double glazing; electrical wiring approximately 25 years old, insulation, mains drainage. B/ Garages block, 100 sqm per level. C/ Stables of 130 sqm, with attics above; small shed attached. D/ A former greenhouse extended to include a kennel. E/ Gazebo. F/ An orangery of 50 sqm, extended by former sheds requiring restoration. G/ An aviary below the chateau. The chateau is prominently situated at the centre of its grounds and surrounded by a lovely, beautifully landscaped park, featuring tall ornamental trees, mainly conifers (cedars, sequoias, spruces, etc.). The vegetation provides both a picturesque setting and the protection that such a property requires. Part of the property is enclosed by walls. To the south and east, the land slopes down towards the river, with the undulating terrain offering views of the horizon. The total area is 8.27 acres (3 hectares, 34 ares and 89 ca). Cabinet Le Nail: +33.(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In the heart of a preserved natural environment, this exceptional heritage estate offers a rare setting to develop a wellness retreat project, fitness recovery, sporting stays, or experiential accommodation.Located on a dominant site with unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside and vineyards, it exudes a powerful atmosphere, both inspiring and soothing, ideal for welcoming a clientele seeking reconnection, performance, and authenticity.The characterful architecture, rich in history, gives the place a strong identity capable of attracting guests from all walks of life, sensitive to the beauty of the surroundings and the unique energy that emanates from it.The estate features two spacious reception halls of 170 m² and 120 m², allowing for the organization of group activities, conferences, training sessions, workshops, or professional events in a majestic setting. The outdoor spaces, open to nature, are perfectly suited for yoga sessions at dawn, outdoor training, ceremonies, or dinners under the stars. The accommodation capacity on site, with 31 beds spread between an independent cottage, private rooms, and structured collective accommodation, allows for the hosting of complete groups and offers turnkey immersive stays.Already used for events, the site is immediately operational and offers strong profitability potential. Its configuration allows for the combination of high-margin premium retreats, corporate seminars, sporting training, wellness programs, and private events generating additional income. More than just a simple real estate asset, it is a true development platform to create a recognized destination, supported by the rare alliance of history, nature, and hospitality capacity.A powerful place, ready to write a new entrepreneurial chapter.Fees included of 5% VAT at the expense of the buyer. Price excluding fees €2,600,000. Energy class B, Climate class C. The average estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2018: €2,254.00. Date of DPE completion: 18-06-2018. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your consultant Manson Properties: Manson Properties Commercial agent (Sole proprietorship). Agency MANSON PROPERTIES Bordeaux, Bassin d'Arcachon & Brittany, SAS with a capital of 33,467 euros, registered office: 6 quai Louis XVIII – 33000 BORDEAUX, registered with the RCS Bordeaux under No. 892 572 413, holder of the professional card "Transactions on real estate and business assets" No. CPI33012021000000005 issued by CCI Bordeaux Gironde.This description has been automatically translated from French.

At the heart of an exceptional landscaped park, this magnificent château harmoniously combines the timeless charm of period architecture with the modern comfort of the finest contemporary residences. Beyond its majestic wrought-iron gate, an elegant driveway lined with century-old cypress trees leads to the property. It opens onto a beautifully maintained French formal garden, enhanced by a refined rose garden, an ornamental fountain, and expansive wooded areas inviting peaceful walks and quiet contemplation. The château stands out for its sumptuous reception rooms, featuring herringbone parquet flooring, delicate period moldings, and superb antique fireplaces. A warm and light-filled library completes these reception areas, offering an ideal setting for relaxation or work. With its seven spacious bedrooms, the residence provides a perfect balance of privacy and comfort, whether as a family home or for hosting distinguished guests. A wellness area with a sauna adds an extra touch of relaxation and refinement. The outbuildings include an independent guest house as well as a caretaker’s house, allowing family, guests, or staff to be accommodated with complete autonomy. Outside, a perfectly positioned swimming pool, a romantic pond adorned with water lilies, and a fruit garden complete this enchanting setting. This rare estate embodies history, elegance, and the art of living, in a peaceful, preserved environment with complete privacy. A truly exceptional property, where the prestige of the past meets the comfort and refinement of today. Asking price: €3,490,000 (Fees payable by the seller) Energy rating: F Estimated annual energy costs: between €7,260 and €9,830 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr https://sites.google.com/a/coldwellbanker.fr/honoraires-coldwellbanker-demeure-prestige/

VERY CLOSE TO THE CITY! This beautiful 8th-century property, 1,500 m from the train station, will offer you in the castle section, a set of 200 m2 of living rooms (main living room: 100 m2), six large bedrooms, all with a bathroom + toilet. The huge attic is suitable for conversion. The walls have been lined from the inside, the roof is recent. An annex house offers a large living room with open kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom. The 2.5 ha park is graced with century-old trees. Various outbuildings, horse stalls, garages, complete this quality property. Information on the potential risks to which this property may be exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A rare neo-classical residence inspired by Northern Europe. In the heart of unspoiled countryside, at the meeting point of Berry and Bourbonnais and only 2h30 south of Paris by motorway (exit 16 km away), lies an exceptional property, seldom seen on the market. Classified as a Historic Monument, this château benefits from a particularly advantageous fiscal framework, with up to 90% subsidies for restoration work on protected areas, the remainder potentially deductible from taxable income. Owned by the same family for over 700 years, the estate is deeply rooted in the history of Bourbonnais. Built around 1730 on the foundations of a former feudal motte, it was the home of the Cadier family, one of the region’s oldest lineages, in service to the Dukes of Bourbon as early as 1286. In the 19th century, the château was enhanced with major architectural features: a double-revolution grand staircase, a Palladian-style vestibule, and gardens designed by the architect Lalos. Constructed in polychrome brick typical of the region, the building captivates with its symmetrical façade crowned by a triangular pediment. Its circular towers blend French classicism with influences from Northern Europe, giving the ensemble a distinctive architectural identity. Inside, the château offers generous living and reception spaces. It includes six bedrooms and suites, each with its own bathroom, adorned with 18th‑century decorative elements. The reception rooms—spacious salons, an Italian-inspired dining room, and an office with period woodwork—provide impressive volumes. The estate also includes a remarkably preserved chapel, a dovecote, large noble stables, a 200 m² reception hall, and several additional dwellings. Facing south, the park extends toward a pond, within landscaped grounds featuring century-old oaks, plane trees, chestnut trees, and meadows suitable for horses or fallow deer.

South Dordogne : Magnificent property overlooking the Dordogne valley. Castle and wine estate, dependencies, gîtes, stables set in 111 hectares Property ideally situated in a renowned wine-growing and tourist area, south of the Dordogne valley and the Pays des Bastides. 10 minutes from all shops, transport and services. 30 minutes from Bergerac and Saint-Émilion. 1 hour from Bordeaux. 20 hectares of classified woodland make this a game and wildlife reserve. A Natura 2000 network biodiversity site. A thousand-year-old wine-growing estate, situated on a much-envied slope of the Dordogne and covering a single block of 111 ha, 80 ha of which are south-facing vines. Exceptional microclimate and terroir, unique clay-gravel soil dating from the Tertiary period, similar to that of the Libourne region, ideal for fruity, elegant Merlot and Cabernet. Sustainable viticulture certified HVE3 since 2016. Abundant springs on the land. Owner of private banks on the Dordogne for double irrigation. Production of Bordeaux Supérieur wines vinified and bottled at the Château, regularly awarded medals, most of which are pre-sold. National and international renown. Imposing facilities: 630 m2 farm buildings, 1200 m2 stainless steel vats, 210 m2 cellars and 70 and 80 m2 staff accommodation. Production capacity 3,600 hectolitres and storage capacity 12,000 hectolitres. Private 17th-century château, a remarkable seigniorial residence of 618 m2 perfectly restored with its outbuildings on 1.6 ha. Ground floor Beautiful entrance hall 2 large kitchens, fireplaces Dining room, 2 lounges, fireplace Study, Billiards room 2 WCS 2 staircases, storeroom and lean-to. First floor Large landing with dressing room 7 beautiful bedrooms 3 bathrooms 2 WCs and relaxation room. Lovely garden with rose garden, large private swimming pool 6×14 m. Renovated caretaker’s cottage 120 m2 Adjoining winery of 600 m2 Strong potential for wine tourism development Space dedicated to the passion of horses 3 luxury Gîtes for total immersion

Réf. 4821: 19th-century château near Saint-Nazaire and Saint-Brevin. The property is situated in Loire-Atlantique, away from the hustle and bustle, between the Loire and the Atlantic. It is very close to a village of over 3,000 inhabitants which offers all essential amenities. Marshes, hedgerows and vast horizons form a vibrant landscape, comprising remarkable protected natural areas. This landscape is punctuated by the Loire and the Martinière maritime canal, which is within walking distance of the property. Whilst enjoying a preserved environment, the property is nevertheless close to the highly dynamic economic hubs of Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, as well as the pretty Loire port of Paimboeuf. Here, you can enjoy walks or bike rides, explore along the waterways, and get involved in local community life… All of which invite you to slow down, recharge your batteries and enjoy a pleasant living environment not far from the ocean. The property is situated in a rural setting. A gate opens onto a small path leading to the château, set within wooded grounds. This residence is distinguished by its late 19th-century architecture, typical of those elegant, characterful houses inspired by the eclectic style, where classical rigour blends with decorative whimsy. The coat of arms of the former owners is visible on the triangular pediment of the façade. The perfectly proportioned façade is organised around a distinct central axis, emphasised by a slightly projecting bay. This is crowned by a richly ornamented pointed gable, a true architectural signature, incorporating brickwork patterns, geometric motifs and small arched openings, which enliven the composition. The whole structure rests on light-coloured rendered masonry, punctuated by a frame of exposed red bricks. This contrast, both understated and graphic, subtly highlights the openings, the corner ties and the horizontal bands, giving the façade a structured appearance, reinforced by the tall windows, arranged over two levels, which lend verticality and elegance. The interior covers an area of 374 sqm. The original features have been preserved, including parquet flooring, wood panelling, mouldings and ceiling rosettes. The rooms are bright. There is plenty of storage space. The cellar, which covers approximately 50% of the house’s floor area, will appeal to wine enthusiasts. On the ground floor: An entrance hall leads to a kitchen, utility room, dining room, living room, toilet and laundry room. On the mezzanine level: storage room. On the first floor, the landing leads to 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, a dressing room, a shower room, hallways and a toilet. On the second floor: the landing leads to 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, a large playroom, a toilet and storage space. Top floor: a large, light-filled attic office with exposed beams. Outbuildings : A large building of around 120 sqm, with a fibre-cement roof. A small garage with a tiled roof. The estate’s grounds cover just over a hectare, offering an unspoilt natural setting. A lawn stretches out around the château, ideal for relaxation and outdoor receptions. A pond punctuates the landscape, adding a touch of freshness, in which the silhouettes of ancient trees—mighty oaks and stately cedars—are reflected. The eye wanders towards the surrounding meadows, offering a sense of space. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 418 969 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4798 : Medieval castle and 16th-C. noble dwelling, listed as a Historic Monument, with outbuildings and 8.22 acres in Anjou Set in a peaceful setting in the heart of the Layon Valley, this remarkable medieval castle forms part of a landscape typical of southern Anjou, where vineyards and valleys intertwine. Situated between the old village and the River Layon, it enjoys a location that is both central and secluded, reflecting the pivotal role it once played in the local community. Close to the business hubs of Angers and Cholet, and within easy reach of Saumur, the property offers excellent accessibility whilst retaining the charm of a preserved rural setting. The Layon Valley, renowned for its landscapes and vineyards, offers a sought-after lifestyle, ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the heritage of the Anjou region. The numerous surrounding vineyards contribute to the region’s economic and cultural vitality, whilst the paths and roads criss-crossing the hillsides invite you to go for a stroll. A few shops and services are within walking distance (bar-restaurant, nurses’ practice, winegrowers), and the nearest amenities are located about ten minutes away in a small neighbouring town. The property now offers an interesting heritage base, suitable for a residential or development project, in an area appreciated for its relaxed lifestyle and authenticity. All that remains of the medieval castle, dating from the 12th and 15th centuries, is an imposing square keep overlooking the valley and the ruins of its original seigneurial layout. The main tower was built on a four-storey plan with a slate roof and features spacious rooms whose opulent furnishings for the time suggest that powerful lords once resided here. Built on a promontory, the complex forms a double enclosure enclosed by defensive curtain walls with flanking towers, whose functions were to observe the valley and protect the inhabitants from external attacks. In addition to the castle, a former residence dating from the 16th-C. currently serves as the main dwelling on the estate. Built of local stone with a three-storey layout and a slate roof, it covers an area of approximately 450 sqm and is laid out as follows: On the raised ground floor, accessed via a stone stepway, a gallery leads on one side to a kitchen, a large room converted into a living/dining room featuring a monumental stone fireplace and a mezzanine accessed via a remarkable solid oak spiral staircase with a central baluster featuring a twisted design, and then to a study/library; and on the other side to a toilet, a bathroom, a dressing room, two bedrooms, a lounge with a built-in fireplace, and a shower room. On this floor, the floors are laid with Rairies terracotta tiles and solid wood parquet, the interior doors and shutters, and the ceilings feature ornate cornices or exposed beams. Partially attic space above. On the ground floor, a spacious living room used as a reception room with a monumental fireplace and an old bread oven, two en-suite bedrooms, each with its own shower room/toilet, a kitchen/utility room, storage rooms, a boiler room and a cellar. The property features numerous outbuildings: - A restored former farmhouse of approximately 100 sqm, built of local stone with a tiled roof, converted into a comfortable home comprising a large living/dining room with a mezzanine, a kitchen, a shower room, a toilet, and a ground-floor bedroom. At the rear, there are lean-to buildings (storage sheds and a woodshed) and a walled garden. Heating is provided by a De Dietrich oil-fired boiler (2000) and a wood-burning stove, with hot water supplied by an electric water heater. Note that parts of the timber frame are exposed, and an imposing stone fireplace featuring the wood-burning stove ensures a warm and cosy atmosphere. - A third dwelling of approximately 50 sqm, built of local stone with a slate roof, comprises on the ground floor a kitchen, a living room with an old limestone fireplace featuring a straight lintel, and a bedroom on the first floor. The ceilings feature exposed wooden joists, and heating is provided by a wood-burning stove and electric convector heaters. - A local stone barn with a tiled roof, currently used as a garage. - A local stone wine store with a tiled roof, comprising storage and utility rooms. - A former local stone barn/stable with a slate roof, featuring a room converted into a honey house. - A bread oven. - A kennel. - A gatehouse built of local stone with a tiled roof, currently comprising two rooms used as offices. - An American-style barrack serving as a large reception hall. - A vast hangar. - A second brick wine store/cellar. - Cellar rooms dug into the hillside. - Various other outbuildings and lean-tos. A vast plot of land covering 8.22 acres, comprising courtyards, paths, woodland, meadows, an orchard, a vegetable garden, and a park featuring beautiful ornamental trees, some of which are centuries old (plane trees, cedars, oaks, maples, ash trees, chestnut trees, Judas trees, ginkgo, paulownia, prunus, birch, poplars, camellias, lilacs, rhododendrons, laburnum, viburnum, vegelia, Mexican orange trees, hydrangeas, roses, fruit trees, vines, peonies, irises, walnut trees, olive trees, fig trees, cherry trees, plum trees, apricot trees, peach trees, apple trees, pear trees), offering exceptional views over the Layon Valley. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In Berry, a spectacular restored fortified castle, with its hotel-level amenities. The iconic silhouette of the castle, with its tall towers and vast roofs, seems to spring from the landscape. The whole structure was built in the 15th century. Originally, the castle had 14 towers and a keep, making it one of the main fortresses in the region. During the Wars of Religion, it changed hands between Protestant families. By order of Richelieu, it was partially dismantled to weaken the Huguenot stronghold. Today, seven towers still remain. Deeply restored in 1850, on the advice of the famous architect Viollet-le-Duc, the castle has undergone a complete and very careful rehabilitation over the past thirty years. Several of its towers and even the keep retain original frameworks, which is remarkable given the transformations that occurred over the centuries. All walls are made of rough stone coated to show the stone. The facade of the keep and the crenellated parts of the entrance gate towers are made of cut stone. The keep, the living quarters, and four of the seven towers are topped with high slate roofs, with steep slopes. The other towers have flat roofs concealed by a crown of crenellations. A little away from the building, outbuildings are grouped around several courtyards. The park descends towards the river. The swimming pool has been set up on a grassy terrace, and the tennis court is discreetly sheltered behind an outbuilding. The commanding position of the estate offers an extensive view of the surrounding landscape.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux presents for sale this historic, entirely modified in the 19th century, harmonious and family-oriented property in the Vendée bocage, north of La Rochelle, one hour from the beaches and Atlantic ports. Surrounded by 10 hectares of meadows and parkland planted with century-old trees, the 14th and 15th century château is sheltered from the neighborhood, but also blessed with the charm of a small hamlet. The château boasts large, beautiful reception rooms on the first floor and no fewer than 9 bedrooms. Many of the rooms have been recently refurbished in keeping with the original features. The outbuildings are numerous and varied, including a magnificent dovecote. The grounds include a swimming pool and tennis court. Detailed file available on request. Energy class: D - Climate class: D / Estimated annual expenditure: 14100 € and 19130 € (price reference year 2021, 2022 and 2023). This property is presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr ”