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A home chosen as much for yourself as for those you love. Near Crémieu, this restored historic residence could become a gathering place where generations come together for a weekend, a holiday or an annual reunion. Everyone leads their own life, near or far, yet all share one address to return to. A heritage to enjoy today and pass on tomorrow. With approximately 500 m² of living space, seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, the house brings family together while preserving everyone’s privacy. Two living rooms and a dining room provide space for conversation, leisurely meals and quieter moments. It is easy to imagine living here year-round, or regularly welcoming children, grandchildren and friends. What also won me over was the balance between its history and modern comfort. Mullioned windows, a stone staircase and traditional French beamed ceilings sit alongside bright interiors and renovated bathrooms. The cobbled courtyard, tree-filled grounds, pond and swimming pool offer different ways to enjoy the property throughout the seasons. Between family gatherings, a holiday rental or bed-and-breakfast venture could extend the pleasure of hosting, subject to the relevant requirements. Welcoming travellers for a few nights, sharing breakfast or offering home-cooked dinners to overnight guests: all are ways to bring life to the house and meet new people. A project shaped around your wishes and availability, while keeping family stays at its heart. Approximately 50 minutes from Lyon and 30 minutes from Lyon-Saint-Exupéry International Airport and TGV station, with rail connections to Paris in around two hours, the property makes gathering together convenient, whether travelling from nearby or further afield. First and foremost, a home for you and your loved ones. Then, if you wish, the pleasure of opening its doors to others. Presented by: Thierry FOSSE +33 (0)6 63 00 33 33 [email protected] Independent sales agent RSAC registration no.: 433 674 942 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr](https://www.georisques.gouv.fr).

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At the heart of a 48-hectare estate stand an imposing 17th-century castle, a renovated annex house, a dovecote and numerous outbuildings. The castle has a U-shaped plan, offering to the east its long facade bordered by a vast terrace and to the west its two wings at right angles. Facing east-west, it offers approximately 909 m² of living space. On the ground floor: a vaulted kitchen of 39.23 m². Monumental fireplace; A back kitchen, a woodshed, two fruit trees, two workshops and a storeroom; A small south-facing living room of 22.18 m²; A games room of 19.02 m²; A north and east facing dining room of 34.26 m². Wooden tile floor with cabochons of a different wood species; An entrance of 22.27 m²; A billiard room with east-west exposure, measuring 43.55 m². Parquet flooring with ladder and herringbone patterns in different wood species; A large, east-west facing living room of 41.19 m². Pink marble fireplace. Parquet flooring with different wood species and rosettes; A library of 29.19 m². Grey marble fireplace; A charming boudoir, known as the “marquise’s boudoir”, measuring 23.39 m² in a semicircle; A 6.85 m² oratory; A south-facing games room of 55.41 m². Grey marble fireplace; On the mezzanine floor, a 3.27 m² toilet. On the first floor: thirteen bedrooms, three small bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The individual sanitation system needs to be brought up to code. The castle does not have central heating or double glazing. Therefore, it is not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The entire interior needs to be renovated and brought up to current comfort standards. Completely independent and located at the far end of the main house, an annex, fully renovated in 2015, offers approximately 138 m² of living space. The outbuildings consist of two long parallel buildings and are rented to the farmer. The English-style park was designed in the second half of the 19th century by the renowned landscape architect, Count de Choulot. The estate extends to the edge of a village over 48 ha 05 a 44 ca surrounding the castle. In the middle of the meadows, crossed by the Teysonne river, stands an elegant 19th-century dovecote which has just been restored. Approximately 42 hectares, including common areas, are leased to a farmer. This beautiful ensemble could thus become, after a major restoration, an ideal place to live or the headquarters of a tourist, hotel or cultural activity.

1. This property is being auctioned on Drouot.immo. You can participate by following this link: https://drouot.immo/annonces/magnifique-chateau-neo-renaissance-proche-de-lyon-et-geneve-285 price shown here is the starting bid. 2. You can submit a purchase offer at any time, which we will carefully consider. Exceptional Neo-Renaissance Château 1,400 sqm Strategic Location near Geneva et Lyon Located just 1h15 from Geneva and 50 minutes from Lyon, this remarkable 19th-century Neo-Renaissance château offers approximately 1,400 sqm of living space set within over one hectare of landscaped grounds. The property immediately impresses with the elegance of its façades, its architectural presence and the scale of its interior volumes. Upon entering, one discovers grand reception rooms, impressive ceiling heights, abundant natural light, a monumental staircase and generous living areas throughout. The château comprises 18 main rooms including 10 bedrooms, allowing for multiple high-end uses. The 11,200 sqm park provides a rare private setting, ideal for exclusive residential living, boutique hospitality development or high-profile private events. A unique asset with strong potential: Prestigious primary or secondary residence/ Boutique hotel or luxury guesthouse project Event venue (weddings, c Pour information, contactez: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158

What if living in a château could also mean creating a place of your own. Just a 10-minute walk from the village and approximately one hour from Lyon, Valence and Grenoble, this elegant 19th-century château stands within a magnificent 2-hectare landscaped park, offering a preserved setting and an exceptional sense of space. From the moment you enter, the character of the property is immediately apparent. Exposed stonework, wood panelling, high ceilings and period materials bear witness to its history, creating a warm, elegant and timeless atmosphere. The three adjoining reception rooms offer generous volumes for entertaining, hosting large family gatherings or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the surroundings. Extending from these rooms, the light-filled orangery, overlooking the park, provides a particularly appealing space for welcoming family, guests or visitors. The château offers an exceptional capacity for accommodation, with five suites, including a principal suite, as well as seven additional bedrooms. This configuration allows for a variety of possibilities: a large family residence, a second home, a guest house or even a boutique hospitality or intimate events project, subject to the relevant permissions and regulations. The vaulted cellars further enhance the property and could naturally become part of a project centred around entertaining, gastronomy or the French art of living. The former independent caretaker’s house offers further possibilities: guest accommodation, an independent residence, a gîte or additional lodging, allowing a future owner to develop a project while preserving the privacy of the main residence. The 2-hectare grounds provide a remarkable setting for the property and could lend themselves to private receptions, intimate seminars, family celebrations or bespoke stays, subject to the necessary authorisations. The surrounding area offers a wealth of opportunities throughout the seasons, from lakes and unspoilt landscapes to nearby ski resorts, while maintaining easy access to several major cities. More than a château, this property offers a setting and a story around which to create a project. A place to live, entertain, welcome guests or develop a vision of your own, where heritage, nature and the French art of living come together. A truly distinctive property, ready to be brought to life, reinvented and perhaps passed on to the next generation. Presented by: Nathalie Peyraud – Independent Sales Agent. [email protected] RSAC: 351 549 738 "Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr"

Maison PONCET & PONCET and Maison Clerc, both affiliated with Christie’s International Real Estate, have the honor of presenting this historic property under an exclusive sales mandate. Maison PONCET & PONCET has been entrusted with the full confidence of the owners’ family to lead this sale with discretion, high standards, and a deep respect for the property’s heritage value. History and Character Originally built in the 11th century, the fortress was developed over the centuries by the Lords of Miolans before coming under the authority of the Dukes of Savoy in the 16th century. Its architecture reflects multiple phases of evolution, combining medieval elements with later adaptations. Beyond its initial defensive role, the site gradually evolved into a seigneurial residence, structured around its towers, ramparts, and living spaces. Location and Setting In close proximity to the village of Saint-Pierre-d’Albigny, the property enjoys a strategic position along the historic routes linking Savoy to Italy. Today, it is set within a शांत and preserved environment, offering a balance between accessibility and privacy, in a region renowned for the quality of its landscapes and its rich heritage. A Remarkable Heritage Property The Fortress of Miolans stands as a significant testament to Savoyard history. Its location, architecture, and surroundings make it a rare property, representative of the great historic residences of the Alps. It is intended for a discerning buyer sensitive to the preservation and transmission of an exceptional heritage. For further information, please feel free to contact Patrick Poncet directly at +33 (0)6 09 71 51 62 or by email at [email protected].

EXCLUSIVE A fully renovated 17th-century Provençal château with incredible charm, currently operating as a bed-and-breakfast in a highly sought-after region. When rented out as a private rental, the château can accommodate up to 18 guests; otherwise, it operates as a bed-and-breakfast for up to 8 couples. It is spread over three levels: The ground floor is fully air-conditioned and features a series of beautiful living spaces: • 1 entry hall, 20 m² • 2 living rooms, 30 and 25 m² each • 1 fully equipped kitchen, 10 m² • 1 restroom • 1 dining room, 22 m². The swimming pool is octagonal and surrounded by a large larch terrace. With a capacity of 110 m³, it is heated by a heat pump; featuring a unique octagonal shape, it has a liner and is treated with salt. On the ground floor of the north wing is a separate apartment (currently occupied by the owners), comprising: • 1 kitchen • 1 living/dining room • 1 utility room • 1 half-bath • 1 en suite bedroom (20 m²) with a bathroom and half-bath; its private terrace provides direct access to the large terrace surrounding the pool The 1st FLOOR, where all the bedrooms are air-conditioned: • 2 bedrooms, each 20m² • 1 bedroom, 22m² • 1 bedroom, 26m² Each has its own en-suite bathroom of approximately 5m² and a separate toilet • 1 suite of 24m² with a large bathroom of 19m² and a separate toilet The 2nd FLOOR • Two large flats, each with two bedrooms (one of which is on a mezzanine), with a bathroom, each with its own electricity meter, water heater and radiators. All bedrooms are fitted with air conditioning units. A shed and a garden shelter THE PROPERTY Covering an area of 1.6 ha, it features a park, a field and a small woodland ACCOMMODATION SERVICES The guesthouse operates all year round, with peak seasons between June and October. The property is listed on international booking platforms such as Booking, Expedia and Airbnb. It can accommodate up to 18 guests, making it ideal for families or groups of friends. The website and customer database are included in this sale. OUR VIEW This Provençal-style château exudes the irresistible charm of the South of France. It would be ideal for a large family, either as a main or second home, whilst also offering the potential for a thriving bed and breakfast business, should the owners wish to run one. CONTACT: Hélène DESSORT: +33 06 14 60 32 32

Pierrelatte – Historic Estate for Renovation | Napoleonic Château and Outbuildings on Nearly 7.4 Acres Built during the First French Empire, this remarkable historic estate offers approximately 16,150 sq ft of buildings set within nearly 7.4 acres of parkland, enhanced by majestic century-old plane and oak trees, a pond with a fountain, and expansive landscaped grounds. Rich in history, the property presents a rare opportunity to restore and transform an exceptional estate into a landmark destination. The main château, spanning approximately 11,840 sq ft, features a layout ideally suited for hospitality or commercial use. It offers 10 air-conditioned guest bedrooms, 2 independent air-conditioned apartments, 11 bathrooms, a spacious reception hall, three dining rooms, and a fully equipped professional kitchen complete with walk-in refrigeration and a wine cellar. A separate 4,305 sq ft annex arranged over two levels provides several air-conditioned reception rooms, offering outstanding flexibility for a wide range of future uses. The estate also includes a 1,075 sq ft movie theater with seating for 130 guests, a 970 sq ft caretaker's house comprising a kitchen, living room, four bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as a charming chapel that further enhances the property's historic character. Renovation work is required to fully reveal the architectural heritage and potential of this unique estate. Its generous proportions, existing infrastructure and remarkable setting provide an outstanding foundation for an ambitious redevelopment project. The property is ideally suited for a boutique hotel, luxury hospitality concept, wedding and event venue, conference center, senior living community, private institution or any large-scale hospitality venture. The extensive grounds also provide ample parking capacity, a significant advantage for businesses welcoming guests and visitors. For further information, please contact: Emilie Kaczmareck +33 6 51 25 25 28 or [email protected]

It is extremely rare to find a property so well-preserved from urbanization while being so close to a village center and major communication routes: Lyon, the train station, and the airport. Built on a 13,000 m² plot, the property is accessible by two paths leading to a majestic gate. Upon opening it, the discovery of the castle and its outbuildings immediately reveals the exceptional character of this property.The castle, harmoniously connected by its central door to the old outbuildings – formerly stables and annex buildings – showcases balanced architecture and timeless elegance. Elevated on a basement, the 240 m² ground floor features a spacious entrance hall of 40 m² complemented by a monumental staircase, a kitchen, a dining room, and a reception lounge, as well as a bedroom, a bathroom, and an office. The original attributes have been carefully preserved, and the unique charm of the place is felt from the very first moments.The first floor offers an exceptional sleeping area with its seven bedrooms and three bathrooms, meeting the same requirements for character and authenticity. The top level, on the other hand, has eight rooms that could be rehabilitated according to needs.The outbuildings, with a total area of about 440 m², include two barns, a 100 m² garage, workshops, a cellar, and an orangery. They offer multiple possibilities for development, including the creation of independent housing.The landscaped park, meanwhile, is a true green haven. It houses beautiful species, bodies of water, and a terraced garden that reveals an unobstructed view, adding to the character of this exceptional property.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.

Situated on the outskirts of the village, backing onto the mountain, the property overlooks the Savoy valley and offers unobstructed, far-reaching views. The village boasts shops and an active local life. The A43 freeway is 10 km away. Lyon Saint-Exupéry and Chambéry airports are 64 km and 35 km respectively. Albertville airfield is 16 km away. The château boasts almost 800 years of history. Its foundations date back to the XIIIᵉ century. In the XVIᵉ century, it was acquired by the most powerful seigneury in the Duchy of Savoy, who transformed it into a pleasure residence, incorporating a remarkable level of comfort from this period onwards (heating, landscaped grounds...). Since then, the château has undergone very few alterations, ensuring its exceptional preservation. It has always retained its status as a private property. Built on a U-shaped plan, it comprises two corner towers, a main building of around 1,400 m² and a covered walkway. The rooms on the garden level benefit from glass doors opening directly onto the park. The 9-hectare park is entirely enclosed by stone walls and features a pond. It offers an ideal setting for strolling and contemplation. Outbuildings complete this remarkable ensemble. The property is listed on the Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques. Contact: Yann Moreteau - 06 82 99 07 03 VD 7.000.002 / AC1006

19th century castle, beautiful views, set in 7 hectares of enclosed land, 2600m² built, 40 rooms over 3 floors. Slate, dressed stones, noble materials. Additional housing & outbuildings. Renovations needed. Winery, vaulted cellars. Stable with boxes, tack room, barns, dovecote, chicken coop. Clock tower completes the ensemble. Large park, century-old trees, gravelled water feature with its islet, spring. The estate operates directly, 9 hectares of vineyard in immediate proximity to the winery (maximum radius of 1 km), between 350 and 425 meters altitude, spread over 2 plots of granite terroir currently with Chardonnay and Gamay grape varieties. Producing Wines of France or IGP with other grape varieties is possible. The cathedral winery, L-shaped, covers 160m² and allows the vinification of over 15 hectares. 3 vaulted cellars totaling 350m² underground will be used for aging the wines. A Château brand supports the marketing of the wines. The equipment and facilities can be purchased in addition (pneumatic press, tanks, pumps, etc.). Ideal for a complete project, events, rural tourism. 20 minutes from TGV/A6/A40.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A CHATEAU AND ITS REMARKABLE PARK ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF BOURG-EN-BRESSE EXCLUSIVE. This property is being offered for sale via an interactive auction through Drouot.immo. The starting price is set at euros990,000. The bidding increment is set at euros30,000. The sale will take place on 19 December 2026 at 11.00 am. Participation is subject to prior approval. Information and terms and conditions available on request. In Viriat, just a few minutes from Bourg-en-Bresse, this property is nestled within one of the region's most beautiful wooded parks. Over the centuries, this former 17th-century farmhouse has evolved into a charming château with exceptional spaciousness, now extended by a contemporary orangery that opens wide onto the landscape. With over 700 m² of living space, several double-height living rooms, eight bedrooms, and vast reception areas, the estate offers a lifestyle centered on light, nature, and family gatherings. A swimming pool, pond, tennis court, terraces, and outbuildings enhance this sense of space and openness within more than four acres of landscaped grounds. A REMARKABLE PARK ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF THE CITY The park is one of the property's most distinctive features. Upon entering, the view opens up to centuries-old trees, expansive lawns, and rare species planted over time by a former owner who was a botanist. Giant sequoias, Atlas cedars, remarkable maples, magnolias, and linden trees compose a living landscape that evolves with the seasons. The estate offers a rare sense of depth and tranquility while remaining in close proximity to Bourg-en-Bresse and major thoroughfares. Surrounding the château, the stone terraces, pond, fountain, swimming pool, and tennis court naturally extend the living spaces outward. Here, the park does not merely accompany the residence?it becomes its very soul. SPACIOUS ROOMS FILLED WITH LIGHT With over 700 m² of living space spread across three levels, the château features particularly generous rooms while maintaining a seamless flow of movement. The living rooms follow one another in a warm atmosphere where light highlights the historic materials: stone, wood paneling, exposed beams, and antique flagstone and hardwood floors. Each era has left its mark with consistency. Several extensions inspired by the architecture of 18th- and 19th-century châteaux were added to the original 17th-century farmhouse before a contemporary orangery created a spectacular opening onto the park. The large reception rooms alternate with more intimate spaces dedicated to reading, relaxation, or family life. Eight bedrooms and several suites provide a discreet and elegant setting to welcome family and guests. A PROPERTY FOR ENTERTAINING, GATHERING, AND PASSING ON The estate strikes a rare balance between grandeur and the simple pleasures of life. The spacious layout allows for large family gatherings, extended stays, or weekend entertaining without ever losing the property's intimacy. The outbuildings?including the former stable converted into a garage and wine cellar?as well as the spaces still available for conversion offer various possibilities for future development, whether for hosting guests or as a vacation home. The proximity to the A40 highway, the Bourg-en-Bresse TGV station, and connections to Lyon or Geneva further enhances this convenience, making it ideal for both a primary and secondary residence. Yet the château retains that precious sense of being in a world of its own?a place deeply imbued with trees, the seasons, and the passage of time. AGENCY'S OPINION What immediately strikes one here is the balance between the château's scale and the expanse of the grounds. Rarely does a property manage to offer so much space while maintaining such a gentle and natural atmosphere. The trees, the light, and the views give the estate a quiet, almost timeless presence, just minutes from the city. BEHIND THE CENTURY-OLD TREES, A PROPERTY OF RARE PROPORTIONS

This discreet property on a dominant position, benefits from a closed domain and greenery of approximately 12 hectares, combining charm, elegance and modernity. This unique place is located between Geneva, Lyon, Bresse and Bugey. The whole is composed of the castle of approximately 780m², a caretaker's house, a house guests, a chapel, its dovecote, a studio for the staff, and its Dependencies. All of the buildings, in exceptional condition, have been completely renovated early 2000. In the park, you will discover a Roman pool for relaxing, terraces, a tennis courts, a vegetable garden, a heated greenhouse... Contact Yann Moreteau 06.82.99.07.03 Personalized Real Estate Strategy - Agent Commercial EI VD 7.000.002/ ac 100660 Services : Water softener, Chimney, Double glazing, Internet, Connected thermostat, Single flow ventilation, Electric roller shutters, Carport, Barbecue, Fence Exterior lighting, Well, Source, Elevator Caretaker's house, Alarm, Electric gate, Video surveillance, Videophone, Parts 18, Floor Garden level / 2 Levels 2 Condition : Excellent condition, Area 780 m², Free Availability, Classic style, Built in 1700, Year of renovation 2001, Individual Central Oil / Oil Heating, Wastewater : collective sanitation, Hot water Individual Water heater South-West exposure, Open view Valdor L'Agence Immobilière Anse - QBE guarantee fund 110,000 EUR - SIRET 79188559300016 - CPI 69022018000027106 - Non-contractual information - Fees payable by the seller.

A former hotel-restaurant in a castle, in 12,000-m grounds with a private beach, on the French side of Lake Geneva near the city of the same name. In approximately 12,000-m² landscaped grounds, bordered by an around one-hundred-metre-long beach with a long private jetty, the castle stands in the centre of the property opposite the water’s edge. It is made up of several buildings constructed in a quadrangular layout around a gravelled courtyard, with a keep in the centre and two corner towers. When first built, its moats were probably linked to the lake. Remains of former ramparts and fortification towers surrounding the castle pay witness to its historical character. It is very likely to have been erected by the Counts of Savoy in the late 12th century. It remained a formidable stronghold for a long time, particularly in the confrontations between the Duchy of Savoy and supporters of the reformation from Bern in 1590. The monument was spared by the many conflicts that took place in the region and remains typical of medieval architecture. Following a number of transformations conducted over the centuries, several years ago it was home to a high-quality hotel business. The gardens have been carefully crafted into lawned and wooded spaces. A vast, 7-metre by 15-metre swimming pool and a large jacuzzi standing opposite the lake complete the outdoor amenities.

Are you looking for an exceptional property combining architectural quality, historical roots, and energy comfort? Come discover this remarkable small-scale castle dating back to the 11th century. It was remodeled in the 15th and 17th centuries, then patiently restored and fully renovated with passion between 2009 and 2011. The main wing has also benefited from a new renovation campaign in 2023-2024. Built on top of a hill that was probably once a motte-and-bailey castle, then fortified, the property benefits from a particularly preserved environment and exceptional panoramic views over the surrounding hills, woods, and meadows, up to the Alps. The main wing, crossing east/west, offers approximately: – On the garden level, two rooms including a beautiful 50 m² family reception room, toilets, and two old dungeons, witnesses of the site's history. Large sheltered terrace (removable structure) in the courtyard allowing full enjoyment of the fine days and hosting convivial evenings. – On the main level, a remarkable 61 m² kitchen-dining room, custom-fitted around original equipment, a 51 m² elegant living room with insert, a 25 m² office, and guest toilets. Direct communication allows access to the annex wing. Underfloor heating. – Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms, including a suite with a bathroom, shower room, toilet, and walk-in closet. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom. The south wing houses an entrance room, technical spaces, and the boiler room, as well as a small lounge with an old fireplace. Upstairs, two double-exposure bedrooms, a shower room, and toilets. Outside, the leisure area is organized around the old ramparts. A pleasant swimming pool, naturally protected from the wind, is placed in this historically charged environment. A 45 m² garage provides shelter for two vehicles. To host family and friends, a charming independent suite has been arranged in a tower connected to the old ramparts. A truly unique place offering a lookout view of the surrounding countryside. This property today offers a particularly successful balance between heritage, authenticity, and quality of life. Fully rehabilitated, it is in excellent condition and suitable for both family living and hosting friends or guests. A rare estate, literally 'resurrected' over the past few years, allowing you to enjoy preserved Dauphinois heritage without giving up modern comforts. For further information, contact Nicolas DEVIC at 06 15 23 58 62. All shops, schools, high schools, hospital, clinic, and SNCF train station nearby. A43 in 6 min. – Lyon in 50 min. – Geneva in 1h30. Lyon-Saint-Exupéry International Airport in 30 min. New price: €1,580,000 Seller's fees. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between €3,730 and €5,110. Average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Who has ever passed through L'Etrat without noticing this magnificent place? Its history dates back to the mid-17th century, getting a makeover in 1910. It has managed to retain all the codes of the Château - hidden doors, discreet corridors for the staff, a secret room, a chapel for confession, dressed stones, wrought iron, moldings, parquet floors & volumes that will surely provoke many emotions... a true pleasure to discover that a new project will revive it. Its geographical location is quite dreamlike, in the 1st crown of Saint-Étienne, 2 km from amenities, highway access, a hospital center & renowned sports training center... thus ticking the box for the most coveted location for a secure investment. A prestigious main residence, refined offices & services, co-living for seniors, guest rooms, football accommodation... urban planning will be accommodating except for nighttime events. In the heart of its tree-filled park of 5,580 m2 in a listed natural area that can also suggest an additional 5 hectares. Stroll & discover these 620 m2 of living space, ventilated for 400 in the main residence, 160 in an apartment, as well as 60 for the caretaker, plus an additional 45 m2 for the entrance & communicating chapel, 50 m2 for service, boiler room & storage, with over 200 m2 for attics & a semi-buried cellar should give you enough to envision. Classified as E, renovation work will be necessary, leaving you the joy of making it your own, estimating according to your abilities & desires, with an extension in UC zone potentially possible, and the property is connectable to the collective sanitation if desired or will require its septic tank to be brought into compliance. Looking forward to a first phone exchange, have an excellent day, Exclusive Atypical Real Estate - Ms. Julie Dietsch Nion KW Forez Vert (E.I) commercial agent RSAC 489309187 St-Etienne price 990,000 euros fees to be borne by the seller - ECD E - Property tax 5,422 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Fees to be borne by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from the year 2021: between 12,170.00 and 16,500.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: georisques.gouv.fr. Your KW FOREZ VERT advisor: Agent - Julie NION, Card T N/AThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A chateau with a cone-roofed tower and old winemaking outhouses, nestled in France’s Beaujolais winegrowing area near the city of Lyon. The shape of the chateau evokes the family winegrowing estates that were established in the local region between the 17th century and the 19th century. The rectangular main edifice with its round corner tower stands in walled grounds, which are dotted with trees. A roof of tiles with a patina of time crowns the building. A cone roof caps the adjoining tower. The elevations are coated with pale rendering and punctuated with tall windows fitted with white shutters, brought out by the warm tones of the soil and the surrounding rooftops. Several outbuildings stand around the shady inner court. Some have spacious interiors. Their elevations are marked by the passing of the years. They recall the property’s original agricultural purpose.

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

A chateau and vat-house, on a former winemaking estate, in a dominant position with 180° views, in the Beaujolais sector. Just off a country road, an ironwork gate opens onto the tree-lined bridleway leading to the foot of the chateau that overlooks the valley and the surrounding landscape. A wide, flat terrace looking out onto the plains surrounds the buildings and the exposed stonework of its plinth course. A second gate located between the chateau and the vat-house leads, via the inner courtyard, to the estate’s former farm, which is today self-contained. On both sides, visitors’ gazes are drawn upwards towards the glazed-tile roof, which reflect the sunshine and create a striking visual contrast with the sober symmetrical facades. The round corner tower forms a link between the two spaces. Through the courtyard, the vat-house is now used for storage, having previously been used for wine production. The rectangular building is separated from the former tenant farm by an adjoining wall.

The charm of a well-proportioned château nestled in the heart of its vineyard. 16 hectares in one piece at the gates of Villefranche. Tourist activity. THE PROPERTY: Château with 600 m² of living space facing south, opening onto a romantic 2ha park with century-old trees and chapel, greenhouse, pavilion and swimming pool. Bridle paths. Outbuildings forming an intimate square courtyard. A detached house to renovate (150 m²) and an artist's studio (80 m²). Guest house activity (3 bedrooms). Numerous possibilities for development (reception, wine tourism, wine-growing). THE VINEYARD: 9ha vineyard (Chardonnay, Pinot and Gamay), vat room, vaulted cellars, storage, harvest accommodation, hangar and equipment. Working vineyard, equipped with facilities to be developed and suitable wine-growing equipment. Vineyard largely mechanized.

For Sale: Unique 11th-Century Château Set in a Spectacular Location in the South Ardèche Approx. 450 m² living space | 4,000 m² plot | Private pool | Excellent business/rental potential A rare opportunity to acquire a breathtaking, fully restored historical estate. Perched on a dramatic rocky outcrop in one of the most sought-after villages of the South Ardèche (near Aubenas), Château d’Ucel blends 11th-century grandeur with modern comfort. Offering approximately 450 m² of living space, a generous 4,000 m² plot, and a separate house ready for renovation, this property provides outstanding potential to combine luxury living with a high-end hospitality business. Investment Opportunity & Guest Accommodation Layout The château has been thoughtfully designed to ensure complete privacy for both owners and guests. It currently features four fully self-contained rental units: ● Self-Contained Gîte (Garden Level): Sleeps 2, featuring a private terrace and independent entrance. ● Family Suite (1st Floor): Spacious accommodation for up to 6 guests, offering three bedrooms and private bathroom facilities. ● Guest Suite (Ground Floor): Complete with private bathroom facilities, direct access from the inner courtyard, and a lockable connecting door to the room above. ● Tower / Panorama Room: Accessed via a characterful stone exterior staircase. Offers a generous private area, dedicated bathroom, panoramic valley views, and an internal staircase leading to the lower room. ● Owner's Private Quarters: A charming master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and space to install a private kitchen and lounge area, allowing you to retreat in complete peace during the guest season. Spacious Living Areas & Outdoor Living The ground floor serves as the heart of the château, exuding a unique atmosphere with its exposed stone walls and authentic period features: ● Large Country Kitchen (30 m²): Character-filled with an attractive split-level layout. ● Living & Dining Rooms: A cozy living room (23 m²) and a spacious dining room (31 m²). ● Additional Living Space: Offering direct access to a terrace with sweeping views. ● Outdoor Spaces & Pool: Multiple sun terraces, intimate courtyards, and a sleek private swimming pool built directly into the rocks, featuring panoramic views over the Ardèche landscape. ● Utility Spaces: Various cellars (including wine cellars), technical room, laundry room, and a large bicycle storage area. ● Dual Access: Accessible from the village side (via a short walk into the inner courtyard) or via a private road at the lower boundary, leading directly to the garage and pool area. Additional Potential: Separate House to Renovate Just outside the château gates sits a separate house featuring a lovely private garden. This property can be renovated entirely to your taste, offering the chance to significantly expand the current ~450 m² living space—ideal for a luxury caretaker's house, an extra gîte, or a private residence. Key Features: ● Living Area: Approx. 450 m² (expandable) ● Plot Size: Approx. 4,000 m² ● Condition: Château fully restored; separate house/outbuilding to renovate ● Amenities: Private pool, garage, multiple terraces, authentic wine cellars ● Location: South Ardèche (Ucel / Aubenas area) Interested in this unique proposition? Contact us today for the full photo portfolio, floor plans, or to arrange a (discrete) viewing.

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

Crossing the gates of this estate is not just about acquiring property; it is about taking a true journey through time. Rare and precious, the authenticity of the places has been jealously preserved: every stone, every woodwork, and every architectural detail whispers history and instantly immerses you in the enchanting atmosphere of a bygone era. A total immersion, where the charm of the past meets the present. Designed for hosting and celebrating, this exceptional estate stands out with its grand volumes, reception rooms leading to the terrace, more intimate spaces, and its accommodation capacity. Whether for intimate family gatherings, large-scale receptions, or a high-end guest welcoming project, the living spaces and the 13 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms offer modern comfort, allowing for hosting many guests in the purest tradition of hospitality. Nestled in the heart of a landscaped park, the estate is a true haven of peace, sheltered from view. The centennial trees and green perspectives create a setting of rare refinement, ensuring total privacy. Here, luxury is experienced discreetly, in tune with nature and the whisper of the wind. What makes it unique: An intact soul, spaces designed for sharing, and a secret estate where time seems to have stopped. A unique place for collectors of exceptional moments. Exceptional location between Lyon and Geneva, and 1h45 from Paris, departing from the Bourg station, which is a 30-minute drive away.This description has been automatically translated from French.