castle for sale Lyon 1ˢᵗ, France

EXCLUSIVE - COURZIEU. Set in greenery, come and appreciate this true hamlet comprising a château with 5 bedrooms/suites, 2 gîtes, a building including a restaurant with professional facilities, a huge barn to be converted (planning permission granted), a sheepfold, a shed and several outbuildings, a staff accommodation. A caretaker's cottage, as well as parklands and gardens, including a French garden and another with a Tuscan feel, a swimming pool, a chapel complete this property. Exceptional panoramic views over the valley and the Monts du Lyonnais. Just 30 minutes from Lyon. Ideal for a family or business project (catering, bed and breakfast, seminars, weddings, christenings and other events). This chateau is one of the rarest in the world, thanks to its conservation, its environment and its perfectly chosen decoration. Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 18310€ ~ 24820€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr - Barbara OLIBET - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC Lyon 818782229

Elegant 19th-century château built in dressed stone, set in the heart of a 3.5-hectare park. This romantic period property, offering approximately 650 sq m of living space, overlooks the Saône Valley and enjoys far-reaching open views, while Lyon can be reached in just 30 minutes. The château features magnificent reception rooms with parquet flooring, wood panelling and fireplaces, numerous bedrooms, a monumental staircase and a private chapel. Significant renovation works are required to transform the property into a distinguished family residence or to develop a hospitality, guest accommodation or events project.

An 1850s mansion, with a wine store and estate keeper’s house, in 2 hectares of landscaped grounds, 45 minutes from Lyon, on top of a hill in the Beaujolais vineyards. This estate was previously a winemaking property surrounded by vines. It includes the around 700-m² mansion facing east over the grounds. To the left, via a separate entrance, the winemaking buildings stand, including two which are dedicated to equipment storage and, to the north, the almost 1,000-m² wine store. Next to it, the estate keeper’s house overlooks the walled vegetable garden that was previously used to provide food for the estate’s residents and workers. The large circular grounds surround the main residence.

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.

Nestled among vineyards and rolling hills, Mercure – Forbes Global Properties presents this exceptional château of approximately 2,000 m², a living testament to the rich history of the Beaujolais region. Its elegant silhouette crowns a 2.8-hectare estate, blending meadows, a partially wooded classified park, and an old golden stone wine press building — a unique setting, both peaceful and full of character. The Château – 1,282 m² of Living Space From the moment you enter, the tone is set: grand volumes, abundant natural light, and an timeless atmosphere. The spacious reception rooms, lounges, dining areas, and generous bedrooms invite you to host, to dream, and to imagine new stories within these historic walls. The top floor is entirely dedicated to the sleeping quarters, offering five bedrooms and convertible attics, preserving the charm of a bygone era. Heritage enthusiasts will appreciate all the details that make a historic home so captivating: mosaic floors, Toledo ceramics, sculpted fireplaces, herringbone parquet floors, finely crafted woodwork — elements that reflect the craftsmanship of another time. Outbuilding and Potential Facing the château, a 366 m² former wine press building spreads over two levels. It currently accommodates offices, workshops, storage areas, and a generous 157 m² space ready to be reinvented according to your projects. The property, already organized into two apartments and two professional units, offers exceptional flexibility, suitable for a variety of project types. An Exceptional Lifestyle Bathed in light throughout the day, the estate sits amidst vineyards with a soothing view of the surrounding countryside. Between Lyon and Paris, this property represents a rare opportunity: to acquire a château steeped in history, in a preserved environment, just a few kilometers from the city. ---------------------- Villefranche-sur-Saône: 15 minutes Mâcon Loché TGV Station (for access from Paris): 40 min Lyon: 40 min Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport: 45 min Geneva: 2 hours ---------------------- Asking Price: €2,300,000 Agency Fees: Seller’s responsibility Energy Class: F Climate Class: B Estimated annual energy costs for standard usage: between €15,720 and €21,360 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information regarding risks to which this property is exposed is available at Géorisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr

It is extremely rare to find a property so well preserved from urbanization while being so close to a village center and main communication routes: Lyon, the train station, and the airport. Built on a plot of 13,000 m², the property is accessible via 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 former outbuildings – once stables and auxiliary buildings – showcases balanced architecture and timeless elegance. Raised on a cellar, the ground floor of 240 m² consists of a vast entrance hall of 40 m² adorned with a monumental staircase, a kitchen, a dining room, and a reception lounge, as well as a bedroom, a bathroom, and an office. The original features 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 standards of character and authenticity. The last level, meanwhile, has eight rooms that could be rehabilitated according to needs.The outbuildings, with a total area of approximately 440 m², include two barns, a 100 m² garage, workshops, a cellar, and an orangery. They offer multiple development possibilities, particularly for creating independent housing.The landscaped park is a true green haven. It features beautiful species, water features, and a terrace garden that reveals an unobstructed view, enhancing the character of this exceptional property.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.

A 17th-century chateau and its 39-hectare estate listed as a historic monument 30 minutes from Lyon. Built between 1608 and 1616 on a former castle motte acquired by Jean Sève, Lyon's Receiver General of Finances, and accessible via a drawbridge, the chateau's architecture is distinctive due to its perfect symmetry. It has three storeys, with cellars and attic space in the main central part of the building. This part is flanked on either side by two wings, each topped by a hipped roof with rolled eaves, and by two projecting corner towers topped by square-based convex arched roofs, also with rolled eaves. The north and south facades of the main building have large mullioned windows with small panes, with seven windows from the ground floor to the second floor. The slate, hipped roof of the main building features three pediment dormers to the north and south - one in the centre with an arched pediment and the others with a triangular pediment. On either side, the windows on the wings and towers are the same type and height as those on the main building. The roofs are different. Some of them need renovation - those above the towers and the central building. If the building’s shape seems is surprising and the size of the wings seems modest compared to that of the central body, it is because the body houses a very large former Calvinist temple on the second floor, illuminated by seven windows on each facade. It was one of the 'fief temples' that France tolerated on its territory after the Edict of Nantes, on condition that they remained discreet. Three dormer windows to the south and north, unique because of their unusual size and their Holy Trinity symbols, were and remain, the only external sign of this on the building. A moat surrounds the chateau and the outbuildings. The property is enhanced by outbuildings such as a caretaker's cottage and a farmhouse with a swimming pool in its walled square courtyard. Lastly, a fountain consisting of a basin adorned by three marmosets from the park at Vaux-le-Vicomte stands in the centre of a circular pool, beyond a large terraced flowerbed, in front of the chateau’s south facade.