castle for sale Saignon, France

One of the most beautiful castles in Provence. Please contact us directly to book your viewing of this true architectural gem of the Luberon.

Situated in Provence, in the heart of the Luberon, this magnificent property's architecture reflects all the elegance of the 18th century, with its symmetry and perfectly balanced facade. With over 8 hectares of mainly vineyards, it also boasts a magnificent old dovecote overlooking the valley. At present, this Provencal building offers a beautiful main dwelling of almost 200m2, including a large living room opening onto a terrace with panoramic views; over 300m2 more will be renovated in the main part of the chateau. Finally, the majority of the adjoining outbuildings will increase the property's potential to over 800m2. Outside, the grounds are planted with fine Provencal trees and include a swimming pool with beach, as well as a pretty, intimate courtyard formed by the walls of the chateau and its outbuildings. This is truly an exceptional property in the South of France, with its 18th century character, modern comforts, dominant position with views and great potential to exploit.

In the heart of a wild and preserved valley, hamlet restored with taste and sobriety on a dominating plot of 14,96 ha : cultivated grounds, woods, Provencal gardens... Very nice fittings, old materials, top-of-the-range decoration in a “south side” spirit, ancient furniture... 3 independent houses (780m² of living space) with kitchen and living room for each. 2 large heated swimming pools 6x13 meters and 5x11 meters, tennis court a little away, 2 petanque grounds, linen room, reception room and semi-professional kitchen in a former barn. Caretaker's house with 2 bedrooms (57m²) away from the hamlet but in the same standart. 5 bedrooms for the biggest house, 3 bedrooms in each 2 others houses; each bedroom has its own bathroom or shower room. Numerous terraces, arbors, inner paved courtyard. A spa area with Jacuzzi, 2 saunas, 3 massage rooms and a relaxing lounge. The true luxury in Provence! Oil central heating system and solar assistance for hot water. Possibility of helipad. 40 min from the highway, 1h20 from Avignon HSTS, 20 min from Apt and its provençal market. Interesting rental yield in holiday rentals and possibility to develop an event activity. Ideal for a large family or a commercial activity. A dream place in the heart of the so secret Provence...

Just a few kilometers from one of the most beautiful villages in France, in a lush region, there is a timeless place with a breathtaking 360° view of Provence, at the gates of the Luberon Park. Here tranquility, history and dominant position make this castle an exceptional property on a plot of more than 15 hectares. Built at the beginning of the 17th century as a stately residence, it underwent numerous uses and transformations over time. Located at an altitude of 700 meters on the Monts de Vaucluse, this complex is made up of a main building - the castle - a chapel as well as several annexes including 2 villas and a heliport. Many projects are imaginable here. It's up to you to create your own so that this exceptional place is reborn.

Exceptional château listed as a Historic Monument, with medieval origins dating back to the beginning of the 16th century. It presents period architectural elements of exceptional quality: spiral staircase, Renaissance staircase, monumental porch, chapel, mullioned windows, watchtowers, colonnades, period fireplaces, old stables. Four powerful round towers protect the corners of the building, which is arranged around an internal courtyard and central water feature. It offers a total of 1300 sq.m of living area on 1.2 hectares of leafy grounds adorned with ancient trees, where a large dovecote has been converted into the caretaker's quarters. The magnificent restoration is nearly complete, and all that is left is for this extremely rare château to find its new owner.

30 min from Aix en Provence - Wine-growing bastide on 45 hectares of organic land Wine-growing estate surrounded by woods and vines. Wine-growing property on 45 ha in the heart of the countryside in a sought-after area. 18th century Aix Bastide of approx. 700 m², in a dominant position, on 3 levels. Flat with independent access completes the bastide. Shady landscaped grounds with pond, swimming pool, tennis court and petanque area. Approx. 20 ha of PDO and PGI vineyards with ECOCERT organic label. Olive grove with around 80 olive trees. The estate has a well-equipped wine-making and storage cellar, a sales cellar, a 100 m² caretaker's cottage with awning and various farm outbuildings.

This ensemble steeped in history is in a peaceful elevated setting 30 minutes north-west of Aix-en-Provence. Set in about 73 hectares of grounds with a wall and a borehole, it comprises a 13th century castle, a “mas”, a “mazet” and a ruin. A watchtower dating from the time of the Knights Templar leads to a “Commanderie” which features a magnificent banqueting hall boasting high ceilings as well as several monumental fireplaces. Roof terraces command panoramic views of the Luberon and the nearby hills. The near 265 sqm 18th century “mas” includes a living/reception room, a dining room, a kitchen, five en suite bedrooms (one on the ground floor), and a studo apartment benefiting from a independent entry. The 35 sqm “mazet” comprises a living room, a kitchen area, and a bedroom with a shower room. Below the ensemble is a ruin with a partial grotto, and a second ruin which could create a pool house. Renovation is required to exploit the full potential of this remarkable ensemble steeped in history and in an exceptional setting on the edge of a conservation area. Great potential for a tourist/events business.

This over 600 sqm mid 16th century property located in a village in the Alpes de Haute Provence area could create a perfect family home or a B&B/gite activity. Over 300 sqm of living space has been restored and for the rest the main structure is in very good condition. The majority of the roofing, plumbing and electricity is up to current standards. In each room the superb period features have been preserved and highlighted to create a unique character. The exterior includes a little garden, vaulted cellars, terraces and stone “calades”. For lovers of authenticity.

A unique, centuries-old chateau and its terraced garden on the edge of a typical Provence village set in a regional nature park. A raised driveway bordered by hedges leads from the village to the estate. A wide wrought iron gate, framed by two masonry pilasters and topped by an interlaced decorative motif, marks the entrance to the property. The terrace in the upper part of the estate reveals a succession of buildings and the long eastern facade, as well magnificent views towards the valley in the distance. The scent of boxwood and roses wafts across the landscape, while the sound of trickling water can be heard in the moat below. Built in the 17th century and enlarged in the 18th century following the main stylistic principles of classical Provence architecture, the building was extensively altered in the 19th century with the addition of a corner tower and an aviary, giving it its current castle-like appearance. The various parts of the edifice, which have survived the centuries, thus present a unique appearance, somewhere between a bastide (Provence farmhouse) and a chateau. The complex comprises four different sections. Three of them have juxtaposed east-facing elevations with regular, symmetrical windows, while the fourth is set back behind its stone-paved courtyard and blue-painted wrought-iron gate and railings. The western facades have fewer and more discreet windows than the other elevations and are all aligned along a little-used village street to the rear of the buildings. The different materials used for the facades and roofs - coursed rubble masonry, brick, slate and terracotta - reflect the construction periods of the various buildings and extensions. The buildings are bordered by several terraced garden areas, benefiting from a water source in the village that is reputed to be inexhaustible. The upper level, at the foot of the château, comprises a rose garden with its pond to the south, a terrace with its water fountain and an impressive chestnut tree in the centre and, to the north, a formal French-style garden with its parterre of pruned box and a series of eleven vaulted ponds, fed by the spring and releasing the overflow of water at the bottom of the estate. A large field at the bottom of the estate provides a distant view of the valley overlooked by the chateau.

A 17th century chateau and its outbuildings, in 6 ha of parklands and gardens, facing Sisteron citadel. This property is on land that borders the Durance Valley, to the north of the town of Sisteron and to the north-east of Buëch bridge. Once a hunting lodge belonging to the Captain of the Cazette, it was then remodelled and given its current appearance. This 17th century building stands at the end of a driveway, lined with plane trees. It comprises a central, rectangular building which spans three levels and is extended by two wings set at right angles. The main facade is bordered with a terrace, the view from which was outlined in William-Turner’s travel sketchbooks in 1830. The painting resulting from this draft is now displayed in the Tate Gallery: Baume Rock with, on its hillside, the outskirts of the town, the confluence of the rivers Durance and Buëch and the citadel standing on a rocky spur. A flight of stone steps goes from the terrace to an Italian-style garden which runs alongside the bank. It gives access to the old stables, to a succession of cellars and to a greenhouse. Parklands, planted with trees hundreds of years old, surround the estate, ensuring its privacy. Near to the chateau, a dovecote stands next to a listed, ornamental pool. An old goat shed adjoins the stables and a farm shed, a barn borders the river bank. A lake is lost from sight in the estate’s woods. Six springs are scattered throughout the property.