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A chateau dating back to 1839 with large outhouses and 7 5 hectares of grounds, a few minutes from the town of Lectoure in France’s Gers department. A track leading to the property leaves a small country road on the hillside. A discreet spring covered with stones marks the entrance to the grounds. The chateau’s facade appears at the end of a drive shaded by tall, old trees. The edifice enjoys absolute privacy and calm. It looks out over a valley, in isolation from the rest of the world. You can admire several stunning vistas from the property. These views stretch to the town of Lectoure, perched on its rocky outcrop. The chateau is built on a large gravel terrace with a round ornamental stone pond. The building is rectangular and has an adjoining tower in the middle of its west elevation. It has four flours that can be seen from its east side, lower down. The top floor is a loft space. The edifice offers a liveable floor area of around 800m², spread between the ground floor and the first floor, which can be seen from the south driveway. The chateau was built in 1805. It is made of dressed stone, rendered with a beige lime coating. Its facade reflects the architectural traits of its era: 14 rectangular openings are arranged symmetrically around a central bay that stands out for its dressed stone and its double door that forms the main entrance. The quoins, cornices and door and window surrounds are made of exposed dressed stone. The building is crowned with a zinc and slate mansard roof with hipped ends, punctuated with three bull’s-eye windows on its south side, three on its north side, one on its east side and another one on its west side. The grounds are dotted with age-old trees and vast clearings. This wonderful outdoor space includes an isolated swimming pool, a dovecote, an old washing place and an Italian-style garden. The style of this Italian garden goes well with the chateau’s north elevation and brings out its elegance. At a lower level, there are two large rectangular outbuildings made of rubble stone. They face each other and can be reached via a separate drive on one side.

A remarkable listed castle with its chapel, outbuildings and 70 hectares of grounds bordering a river in Anjou. All the buildings are grouped together in the centre of the undivided estate, at the end of a driveway that extends for almost 400 m under a canopy of bicentennial plane trees. It leads to a stone bridge across the moat and on to a gatehouse with four-pitched roof, marking the entrance to the fortress. You then have to pass through a carriage gate, once protected by a portcullis and a drawbridge, or through a small pedestrian gate on one side, to discover the castle's main courtyard, where the central lawn is adorned with sixteen box topiaries. At the back, the main section of the dwelling is flanked by a wing set at right angles. On the other side stands a chapel. To the south, there is a garden of almost 1 ha, criss-crossed by paths and planted with numerous fruit trees. It also includes a fishpond, which is thought to have once been a 'longue paume' (long tennis) ground. To the north, a former farmyard is bordered by outbuildings that originally served as a defensive enclosure. It has been converted into a garden with a central fountain. The complex is surrounded by a moat filled with water. The property is traversed by numerous tracks providing access to the woods, river and meadows. In a single lot, it is bordered on one of its four sides by a navigable river. The grounds comprise parkland, orchards and moats (4 ha), alleys (2.8 ha), a pond (0.9 ha), open meadows (48 ha) undergoing reforestation - 4,500 trees were planted in 2007, woodland (11.6 ha) including oak, pine and poplar trees, and tenanted farmland (3.7 ha). The castle and its surrounding buildings, the moat, the gardens and most of the surrounding avenues are all listed. The slate roofs either have two or four pitches or are pepperpot-shaped; the walls are of rendered or pointed rubble masonry; the facade and roof openings are mostly rectilinear, some with mullions, some are arched.

The castle Brillanne is located on the outskirts of Aix-En-Provence, on the gently sloping hillsides of the Puyricard plateau, well exposed to the sun and sheltered from the mistral, interspersed with small valleys which descend towards the Touloubre. Originally, La Brillanne was a construction whose traces date back to the 15th century. At the end of the 19th century, a floor and four square towers were added to the property at each corner, which gave it the name of castle, as well as a slate roof. Several successive alterations have gradually modified the original building, thus helping to give it its current architectural style, while retaining the classic exterior and interior bastide elements. Today, the property, built on a park of approximately 2.7 hectares, offers a real estate complex of nearly 1750 m2 of buildings, composed of the Provencal castle entirely restored in 2018, three new contemporary villas, a farmhouse to renovate, a fen and numerous annexes, horse boxes and a garage for 12 vehicles. On the garden side, the estate has retained all of its adjoining outbuildings, its wells, boxwood paths, gravelled flowerbeds, a wood to the east of the mansion, a monumental entrance with a wrought iron gate, which unambiguously indicated the power and wealth of the masters of the place, ponds (fed by a natural spring coming down from the Trévaresse), a wash house , and fountains. The park has many century-old trees, including a vast and majestic avenue of plane trees. To complete the outdoor space, a swimming pool, with impressive dimensions and the look of a Provençal pool, is nestled on the south side, sheltered from all nuisances. The Provençal author René Borricand, in his book Château et bastides du Pays d'Aix, evokes the castle estate as follows: “A typical three-story facade, generously pierced with five windows to take advantage of the garden; a roof with four slopes decorated with genoises, cornices of tiles whose number of rows indicates the quality of the owner (three are a sign of nobility, the owners had the title of marquis) and towers at each corner. La Brillanne, a property made of rusticity and elegance, simplicity and refinement, to come and discover with your Michaël Zingraf agency, Christie’s International Real Estate.

In Normandy, just a few minutes from a large village, 30 minutes from Honfleur or Deauville and 2 hours from Paris, a magnificent 14th-century Château with outbuildings. This château, with a living area of more than 1200 m² built over six centuries, is classified as a Historical Monument. It features numerous reception rooms in a row, 13 bedrooms with 9 bathrooms, as well as an indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi. Notably, on the first floor, there is a 15th-century chapel with wall paintings, which was frequented by Sully and Henri IV. A large convertible attic under remarkable 14th-century framework, if your project requires additional bedrooms or rooms. The château is set on a domain of more than 40 hectares consisting of parkland and woods with a 20-ha hunting estate. You will also find, in the park: - A caretaker's house - A guest house - A hunting pavilion - French garden and centenary trees With agency fees: €3,800,000. Fees to be borne by the seller. This property is presented by Nicolas Hardivillé: +33(0)6 78 85 30 38 - Commercial agent E.I "Information on the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr"This description has been automatically translated from French.

A Neo-Louis XIII chateau dating from the late 19th century, with its outbuildings, set in 4 hectares of grounds between Blois and Amboise, around 200 km from Paris. A wrought iron gate leads into the property. Guarded and bordered by yew hedges, the impressive ironwork opens onto a stately driveway lined with centuries-old oak trees forming a thick screen of greenery. At first sight the chateau shows its full splendour: a large, projecting central section, stone balusters encircling the esplanade, a wing to the left and two to the right, one of which is slightly smaller. Next to the traditional Louis XIII-style building, there is a more modern extension. Built in 1898, some twenty years after the Republicans came to power, the chateau was commissioned by an officer whose family descended from a regiment of dragoons under the Ancien Régime and had prospered since their ennoblement under the First Empire. In the 20th century, the chateau enjoyed renewed splendour, although this was interrupted during the Occupation when it was requisitioned by the Germans. After D-Day and during the early days of the Liberation, American troops stayed here. During the French colonial wars, the chateau was inhabited by the mother of a famous writer. As part of the French government's 'civilising' mission, young Indochinese were brought here to learn French language and culture. Finally, in 1980, the chateau was bought by its current inhabitants. Major modernisation work was carried out, while taking care to preserve the original authenticity of the building erected towards the end of the 19th century. The chateau and its terrace, built on the highest hillside, dominate the vast landscape to the south. Protected by a canopy of fragrant greenery, the building sits at the heart of elegantly designed parklands. A gravel walkway surrounds the entire property. Beyond the fence, the nearby forest stretches as far as the eye can see. Finally, at the bottom of the highest part of the grounds, there is a former outbuilding that has been converted into a guest house. Here, the gently sloping parkland affords sweeping views of the surrounding area.

Listed castle of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, former castle-palace of the bishops of Clermont. Quadrangular in plan, it has retained its exceptional defence system. A major restoration campaign has just been carried out from 2005 to 2016. To the east is a 17th century dwelling and a 15th century tower for a total of 428 m². The western dwelling offers a rented commercial space of 282 m² and above it a medieval room of 173 m² dating from the 14th century. Courtyard. Ideal for a tourist, cultural or B&B activity. Located just 17 km from Clermont-Ferrand. Energy class : not concerned. Ref 917.

CASTLE EARLY XVIITH, HIGH QUALITY ARCHITECTURE. VERY NICE ELEMENTS OF INTERIOR DECORATION FROM THE PERIOD. SOMPTUOUS STAIRCASE. IN ITS JUICE TO RESTORE. 26 HECTARES OF A BLOCK AND FREE. LOUDUN, VIENNA, POITOU, NEW ACQUITAINE. At the edge of a village facing majestic access pillars, this castle offers a superb facade from the beginning of the 17th century symmetrical in large limestone apparatus between two wings of outbuildings. The facade on the courtyard side is presented by a large body surrounded by two pavilions decorated with bosses and partitions and capped with four sides, A large central pavilion forming the front of the staircase capped by a domed roof receiving the small main door typical of the 17th century topped by a curved pediment; six triangular pediment dormers, two arched pediment dormers. The facade on the garden side is presented in the same way, with a large main building between two projecting pavilions, a projecting central front part is decorated with an exceptional monumental portico with ringed columns, large broken pediment stamped with the coat of arms of alliance, balustrade on the floor of the roof, bosses and shear walls. Six dormers with triangular pediment, two curved pediment dormers, a burnt pavilion, symmetry preserved. Inside, a very beautiful stair hall with banisters with a central core and half landings, 17th and 19th centuries, decorated with pilasters, mascarons, balusters decorated with acanthus, 19th century floor with cabochons. On the right, dining room adorned with 19th century paneling, chevron floor, kitchen, scullery with wood-fired central heating. Large bedroom decorated with 18th century woodwork, coffered floor, 18th century wrought iron curtain rods; boudoir decorated with wood paneling and 18th century fireplace. A linen room with large 18th century cupboards, latrines. WC, bathroom from the 1970s. On the left, a large living room redecorated in the 19th century, adorned with a 19th century coffered ceiling emblazoned with count crowns, Louis XIV style marble fireplace, overmantel. A beautiful living room decorated with white 18th century woodwork, chevron floor. At the back a small hunting room. On the first floor which is accessed by the sumptuous staircase with a ramp, on the left, four bedrooms, one with a very beautiful 18th century alcove, decorated with a trumeau, fireplace and woodwork. A bedroom decorated with 19th century wallpaper, an 18th century fireplace with a trumeau. A bedroom with very beautiful woodwork in their original tones, 18th century Louis XV fireplace with a scalloped profile. A very pretty mezzanine cabinet decorated with a 19th century earthenware stove, coffered floor, latrines. To the right ; three bedrooms, one of which has very beautiful 19th century wallpaper. Three intersolated rooms. Large attics on tomettes. Beautiful framework, in particular that of the hull staircase. Large stone vaulted cellar. In an outbuilding opening onto the courtyard, a large hunting room, fireplace, staircase with remains of a stone spiral staircase, WC. Farms with beautiful arcaded sheds, stables. 26 hectares, including 22 hectares of woods, with approximately 200 beautiful oaks to be felled urgently (value of approximately 100,000 Euros for 300m3 given as an indication, subject to evaluation by an expert). 4 hectares of parkland and free agricultural land. 19th century turret in the park. Terraced gardens. A very large and beautiful bridle path of oak trees in the park. City water. Situation : - 14 km from Loudun, all shops and services. - Saumur 30 km TGV Paris 2h, Chinon 40 km, Angers 80 km, 4h from Paris by car. - Closest beaches Vendée l'Aiguillon 1h30. La Rochelle. Price: 795,000 Euros fees included (including 5,67% agency fees payable by the buyer) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

An 18th-century chateau with a secondary house, indoor and outdoor pools, and eight hectares of grounds with a stream, just over an hour from Paris by high-speed rail. The property is hidden at the end of a small, calm lane in a village with under 250 inhabitants nestled in a beautiful valley through which a stream gently flows. A large gate opens beneath a wrought-iron arch of spearheads that stand out against the sky. The chateau towers at the end a long driveway alongside which annexes lie. The drive leads up to the edifice’s front courtyard. Splendid grounds extend all around the chateau. Woods edge them. A stream snakes through the grounds and a canal with a washing place runs through them too. Bridges of stone, wrought iron and timber cross the stream. Stone benches dot the grounds. There is an outdoor tennis court here too. And an island features an elegant wrought-iron pavilion crowned with a zinc roof.

At the gates of Troyes, in the footsteps of Charles Perrault, a 16th and 18th-century chateau, listed as a historical monument, surrounded by moats on 12 5-hectare grounds. If it is possible to retrace the genealogy of the lords of this domain from 1222 up until 1688, there is little information on the edifice’s initial construction. Only an order made on 3 July 1585 with a quarry worker in Polisy regarding the delivery of two hundred Polisot stone blocks makes it possible to date the construction of the main building more precisely. Many lords succeeded one another over the years, but in the 17th century, Charles Perrault, a son-in-law of the owner, would make his own mark here when Jean de La Fontaine, Boileau, Voiture, Fontenelle and other members of the French Academy would gather here during the summer months. The property is discreetly located at the end of a residential neighbourhood. The group of buildings are situated around a main courtyard surrounded by moats with water, while the grounds extend over three of its sides with a tennis court. Remarkably designed, and from which six shady pathways spread out in a star-shaped pattern in all directions, are two outside dance floors, one of which is bathed in light, while the other, under a verdant canopy, is a little more shaded. From the street, a large pavilion opens onto the main courtyard via an entrance gate, which is preceded by a footbridge spanning the moats. To the right of the gate, there is the guardhouse building and, to the left, the outbuildings, supported by buttresses and bordered by a small tower. On the other side of the courtyard is the main Renaissance-era building, connected by an intermediary building to a half-timbered dwelling. At a right angle, a long classical wing from the 18th century is extended at the other end by two older bays and flanked at the rear by a small square corner tower with arrow slits. On the other side of the terreplein, past the polygonal dovecote, which abuts a swimming pool, the outbuildings that surrounded the courtyard have been entirely restored and converted for residential use with a swimming pool. Their back façades face a large canal that extends to the end of the grounds.

For Sale: Exceptional Estate with Gîtes and guest rooms on 18 Hectares of Land with a pool. Seize the unique opportunity to acquire a magnificent estate offering modern château living in the heart of the French countryside. This exceptional property includes a main residence with 12 luxurious bedrooms, each tastefully decorated and offering breathtaking views of the vast green expanses of the estate. The annex gîtes, recently renovated, represent a business opportunity, perfect for a bed and breakfast or seasonal rental activity. Each gîte is designed to offer comfort and privacy. The estate spans 18 hectares of land, featuring landscaped gardens, private woods, and meadows, ideal for horseback riding or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature or relaxing by the pool. Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Your commercial agent 3G IMMO on site EI - Laurent RIBOLLEDA Registered with the RSAC of AGEN 424 376 630, Tel: 06 81 67 35 16, 3gimmo site: https://archive.3gimmo.com/ribolleda According to article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, a piece of identification will be requested for the organization of the visit. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques site: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Pordenone. In the heart of Friuli Venezia Giulia we offer the exclusive manor of Cosa Castle, which boasts a long and illustrious history of noble rule. Its origins date back to the 9th century, when a fortress was built for defensive purposes on the Tagliamento River. The castle, surrounded by a park of centuries-old trees, retains its original rectangular shape with 3 corner towers (the fourth was demolished during the Great War) and is surrounded by a large 12th-century wall. The historic main building consists of 3 floors: The ground floor of approximately 1,060 square metres and a height of 3.40 metres consists of a large storage area (it used to house a ‘wine museum’), toilets with anti-services and a thermal power station, an archive, an office in the south-east tower, a rustic kitchen and a dining room in the south-west tower. From this floor there is access to the ageing cellar, located approximately 1.5 metres below ground level. The first floor, or piano nobile, (a total of approximately 780 square metres and a height of 4.50 metres with exposed wooden beams), accessible among other things by the double external staircase, houses four halls frescoed by Friulian painter Mario Rabassi between 1989 and 1991; the images depicted have a close connection with both the wine context and the history of the building, in fact there are the coats of arms of the city and the families linked to the Castle together with allegorical images of grapes and wine. These halls, given their large capacity, are suitable for organising concerts, music and dance evenings, conferences, weddings, theme parties, exhibitions and more. The floors, with floor heating, are all covered with Venetian granite. There are also toilets with anti-services and a large uncovered terrace of about 280 square metres. On the same level in the south-eastern tower there is a room already used as a kitchen and in the south-western tower a utility room, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor (also of approximately 780 square metres) is entirely destined as an attic in which the old wooden beams of the roof are still present, a room in the south-east tower and one in the south-west tower, from which, by climbing another floor, one can reach the ‘Belvedere Tower’. Finally, the north tower is entirely used as a service staircase connecting the three floors of the building. The castle is equipped with a heating system running on mains methane gas. Adjacent to the castle there is a large warehouse consisting of two above-ground floors for a total of over 500 square metres that also houses a storage room, bathroom, workshop and cellar (with double height) and an enclosed porch. The property is completed by an adjoining building on two floors of approx. 79 sq m each, intended for the caretaker's house, some storerooms and storerooms with a total area of approx. 64 sq m. The old stables have been renovated and used as guest quarters or bed & breakfast. The Cosa Castle is located in Cosa in the municipality of San Giorgio della Richinvelda, approx. 28 km from Pordenone and 31 km from Udine. The location is easily accessible from Trieste airport (1 hour 20 minutes), Venice airport (1 hour 15 minutes) and railway station from Padua (1 hour 30 minutes).

Nestled at the foot of the majestic Madeleine cliff, the 17th-century Château de Ceris is an architectural gem in the heart of the Luberon, in the commune of Lioux. This exceptional site, in the heart of the Luberon Natural Park, offers a breathtaking view over the valley and the Madeleine cliff. The structure of the main building, with a first floor and second floor under a high attic, is flanked by two towers at the ends of the main facade. Elegant extensions, with a simple first floor or R+2, have been carefully integrated into the extension of the main building. The outdoor area is a veritable oasis, with a raised grass terrace offering panoramic views. The inner courtyard at the rear houses a swimming pool, creating an ideal setting for relaxation. Set in 1128 m² of grounds, this property has been carefully renovated, preserving its original charm. The west wing, on the first floor, houses an entrance hall, lounge and bathroom. The west tower offers a small circular study with a stone staircase. The main building offers a fitted kitchen, a vaulted room, a large vaulted living room, a majestic entrance hall with a stone master staircase, and two vaulted dining rooms, one of which features an elaborate stone fireplace. The first floor features spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a west tower with a circular bathroom and a circular study, while the second floor offers attic spaces with various bedroom configurations. This unique property, fusing history and modernity, offers a rare opportunity to live in a place steeped in history in the heart of the Luberon. Discover the luxury of the restored past at Château de Ceris. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contact: Christian DESCAMPS - 07 60 09 05 08

A listed castle and its formal French garden surrounded by 5 ha of grounds in a town of art and history in the Cantal region. The property is accessed via a pleasant, tree-lined village road. The castle and the surrounding buildings are of volcanic stone, forming a remarkable ensemble. The property is walled on the village side, and therefore hidden from prying eyes. Some architectural and natural elements can be made out from a distance, such as the squinch turret on the main house and the tall trees. The castle borders the perimeter wall of the property. A formal French garden stretches out in front, like a carpet of greenery. The tennis court to the east of the castle and the swimming pool to the west are protected from view by groves of trees. The parklands, which extend over more than 5 hectares next to the chateau, include magnificent trees and beautiful coniferous species.

Welcome to a true work of architectural art, located in the Gard department of the Occitanie region, in the immediate vicinity of the famous ducal town of Uzès and Avignon. Nestling at the back of a park, adorned with majestic cedars, elms and other species, this chateau, listed on the supplementary inventory of historic monuments, with over 1,100m2 of living space, 14 bedrooms and annexes, offers you a unique experience! The property: After crossing the park, you pass under a sturdy porch and through the gate into a magnificent courtyard of honor bordered by a listed seigniorial chapel, three garages and a tack room with high, imposing brick vaults, a former stable, an aviary, the janitor's house with its three bedrooms and a second two-room dwelling add a practical dimension to this exceptional residence. The château, with its majestic stone grand staircase and service staircase, exudes the charm of bygone eras. Inside, you'll discover a sumptuous dining room featuring a fireplace and a sumptuous French-style ceiling, a small intimate salon, and a large salon ideal for welcoming guests with its splendid coffered ceiling. A richly-stocked library, a vast Royal Suite with dressing room, 2 other suites and five spacious bedrooms and a large study offer unrivalled comfort. Keep, square towers, watchtowers, battlements... Not to mention the many storage spaces and rooms, practical for organizing your castle life. Our opinion: This castle is much more than a simple property, it's a true testimony to the history of the Gard region and the evolution of medieval architecture over the centuries. Every stone, every nook and cranny tells a rich and captivating story. A place steeped in heritage and charm, it offers future owners a fascinating plunge into the past, while preserving the art and history that have forged our society. Imagine strolling through the castle's vast halls, feeling the grandeur of centuries gone by. You can organize unforgettable events in the courtyard of honor, write your own story in the majestic rooms and enjoy the peaceful outdoors to recharge your batteries. Much more than a residence, it's a legacy to be preserved and shared with those who appreciate timeless beauty, elegance and history. It's a unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional property that will transport you to a world where the past meets the present. Don't wait any longer, come and start your own chapter in its history... Contact Thierry LALLEMAND: +33 (0)6 62 51 94 07 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

PROPERTY WITH VINES HOTEL RESTAURANT For information, contact: Nadine DIPIETRO +33681993158This description has been automatically translated from French.

The Domaine d'Aiguines is a unique property, offering a dominant view of the Verdon Gorges valley. Heritage of the Renaissance and the rule of Henri IV, the castle, restored by Balthazar de Gauthier, majestically dominates the Sainte Croix lake, with a remarkable view as far as the Valensole plateau, the pre-Alps and the mountain range. Luberon. The building has more than 3000 m2 of surface area in an excellent state of conservation. Of square structure, massive but elegant, with, at each corner, round towers topped with a roof of glazed tiles from Moustiers, there are several reception rooms, some of which are decorated with plasterwork, numerous rooms, suites or apartments private, or even rooms dedicated to art, well-being or work. A chapel completes the symbolic character of this place. This exceptional estate extends over more than 15 hectares, where vines rub shoulders with terraced gardens, ponds and fountains recall the history of the place, and the swimming pool blends into the blue of the lake. Its helipad gives it an additional luxurious asset. He can authorize all projects. A lover of the site who decides to invest will have the choice, beyond the land investment, to jealously guard this setting, or to transform this jewel and its numerous outbuildings into a hotel with 25-30 rooms of character. This place which seems removed from the world enjoys a privileged location, nestled in the heart of grandiose and wild nature, with spectacular views, while remaining accessible from motorways. A unique estate steeped in history, it today represents an exceptional heritage site.

19TH CENTURY MASTERPIECE LISTED AS A HISTORICAL MONUMENT - 50KM FROM VANNES - EXTRAORDINARY 19TH CENTURY CASTLE WITH FANTASTIC NEO-RENAISSANCE GRANITE ARCHITECTURE - 26 HECTARES - NUMEROUS OUTBUILDINGS - OFFERED FOR SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY - PURCHASE OPTIONS - BETWEEN RENNE AND VANNES, MORBIHAN, BRITTANY In a sumptuous romantic park offering an unobstructed view due south over the beautiful Morbihan countryside, this spectacular castle completed in 1898, one of the masterpieces of the late 19th century in Brittany, is located on a medieval site of which dry moats and three original 16th century pavilions remain. Offered for sale for the first time in its history, it presents a remarkable state of authenticity. The particularly rich architecture inspired by the Renaissance, is exceptional by the quality of the implementation all in large granite apparatus of different colors and textures, it is clearly one of the most beautiful castles of this period in Brittany, among the best built. It has a rectangular plan with a central body bordered by two projecting corner pavilions, one housing the superb palatial chapel on two levels. A difference in levels between the facades, produces an even more monumental effect, the North-East facade on the park side has direct access to the ground floor by a large cast iron canopy; the South-East facade stands on a monumental basement which houses a large hall in the basement and the service areas. The facades present a very rich architectural repertoire of bossages and splits, petrifications, powerful chainages, cartouches, cut leathers, shells, moldings, projecting keystones, dormers, pediments, very powerful chimney stacks. All in a symphony of granite with sumptuous play of colors, gray, ochre, and black, and play of texture, rustic bossages, more or less smooth surfaces, more or less bush-hammered. Scholarly quotes punctuate the facades by breaking the symmetry, on one side two large stained glass windows, one in a rosette, the other in a semicircular arch bordered by statues in the round of Saint Louis and his wife Marguerite de Provence; on the other side, a very scholarly watchtower. The entrance hall in a neo-Renaissance style is particularly spectacular, decorated with columns, the large oak staircase with balusters decorated with lion protomes, decorated with stenciled wall canvases, low paneling, cement tile floor, stucco ceilings. On the right, a smoking office decorated with wall display cases, low paneling, wall decorations of printed fabrics. A large central corridor runs through the entire house, cement tile floor, low paneling, wall stencils, beam and joist ceilings. Superb enfilade of south-facing living rooms, unobstructed view. Central living room decorated with beautiful woodwork, three beautiful double doors, pair of oils on canvas circa 1700 depicting Bacchus and Venus embedded in the woodwork, herringbone floor, south-facing balcony. Dining room, low paneling, richly carved neo-Renaissance wooden fireplace decorated with a portrait of Louis XIV, beam and joist ceiling, herringbone floor. Large living room, richly carved Louis XIV-style woodwork, 18th-century stucco ceiling, Louis XV-style marble fireplace. Small Louis XVI-style living room decorated with woodwork, Louis XVI-style marble fireplace, facing south-east, herringbone floor. To the north-east, with independent access, a sumptuous two-level palatial chapel with gallery. Decorated with two splendid Art Nouveau stained glass windows, one depicting the Virgin, populated with angels and natural lilies, the other in a rosette depicting Jesus and the four evangelists in a sky also populated with angels. A 17th century wooden altarpiece, richly carved with four twisted columns under a large pediment, three oils on canvas embedded in the altarpiece, an Annunciation, a saint in prayer, and possibly the vows of Louis XIII. To the north, an office, a hunting room decorated with cupboards, in its original state, marble fireplace. A linen room, decorated with large cupboards. A kitchen to the west, cupboards, cement tiles. Small dining room facing south, floor, Louis XIV style red marble fireplace, low paneling. Wood hoist. Dumbwaiter. On the first floor, a billiard hall with a very rich decoration of columns, stucco, acanthus leaf decoration, A large corridor decorated with interior stained glass windows, low paneling, 11 bedrooms, six of which face south, a bathroom, two bathrooms to be redone, sink and bidet in each bedroom. A Chinese bedroom facing south, floor, 19th century bathroom, marble fireplace. Master bedroom known as Madame's bedroom, marble fireplace, Louis XVI trumeaux, bathroom. On the second floor, 17 rooms, partly purged of their fittings following an attack of dry rot having received a start of treatment; remaining to be finished. On the third floor, a large attic, superb framework. Basement, Entrance hall facing south, stucco decor, corbels, ceiling with joist beams. Stone staircase hall decorated with a neo-Renaissance stone column, cement tile floor. Priest's bedroom. Office dining room, Renaissance stone fireplace from the 16th century with beautiful jambs, terracotta floor. Glassed-in hall, freight elevator, service staircase. One bedroom. Wood heating with stoves, obsolete forced-air heating. Heating not working. Three original 16th century pavilions facing the castle in the ordered garden decorated with pepperpot roofs, they display typical gun ports from the wars of the leagues. Medieval dry moats, spanned by an access bridge. Beautiful 17th-18th century stables with arcades. Village comprising a residential house and several outbuildings, all free. A rented house. Very beautiful romantic park, crossed by very beautiful tree-lined avenues, a majestic ornamental stone pond of impressive dimensions. Two sumptuous accesses decorated with gates that would come from the Pompeian palace of Prince Jérome Bonaparte on Avenue Montaigne in Paris demolished in 1891. Town water, pond in the park not watertight, reserve near the house. Meter for each house. Non-compliant septic tank. Park of 26 hectares partly enclosed, woods. 23 hectares free. A commodat (loan for use) on part of the park. The entire property is listed as a Historic Monument. Price: 1,500,800 Euros including fees (fees payable by the seller). Purchase options: - Possibility of acquiring 40ha of woods in addition at the price of 696,800 euros including fees (fees payable by the seller). - Possibility to acquire a stud farm rented on 4.7 ha of land for the price of 268,000 euros including fees (fees payable by the seller). Location: - 6km from a town with the first shops and services, hospital, supermarket, - 60km from the sea and Gulf of Morbihan. - 50km from Vannes, historic city. TGV. - 60km from Rennes, airport, TGV Paris 1h30 away. - 100km from Nantes. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Just 10 minutes from Saumur and 45 minutes from Tours via the A85, a few minutes from shops and amenities. Surrounded by its moats filled with water, this castle, partly dating from the 15th century and partly from the 19th century, is steeped in rich local history. It offers more than 600 m2 of restored or partly renovated living space. Located in the heart of the Loire Valley, it is set within its 6.6 hectares of woods, orchards, and a vegetable garden. The property is complemented by a set of outbuildings offering over 350 m2 of partially developed buildings. Nestled in a green setting, it is accessed via its plane tree-lined driveway and a bridge overlooking the moats that completely surround the castle, its chapel, and various outbuildings. The castle has a living area of 550 m2. On the ground floor: Entrance hall of 5 m2 and its gallery of 28 m2, equipped kitchen of 38 m2, pantry, boiler room, laundry and cellar of 46 m2, dining room with fireplace of 28 m2, small living room with fireplace of 28 m2, small living room with fireplace of 30 m2, large reception room with fireplace of 56 m2, conservatory of 10 m2. On the first floor: Landing and galleries of 24 m2, suite with bathroom and toilet of 27 m2, suite with bathroom and toilet of 29 m2, suite with bathroom and toilet of 30 m2, master suite with bathroom, dressing room, and toilet of 46 m2, suite to finish developing with bathroom and toilet of 40 m2. On the second floor: Landing with corridors, suite with bathroom and toilet of 31 m2, sleeping area: 3 bedrooms (11, 14, and 16 m2), dressing room, bathroom of 11 m2, toilet. Discover the authenticity and charm of original materials such as flooring, marbles, fireplaces, stained-glass windows and their interior shutters, moldings and woodwork, Tuffeau stone and rubble, as well as very beautiful floors in cement tiles, and painted coffered ceilings. Outbuildings: A renovated and fitted long house of 114 m2: A fitted dining kitchen, a living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with toilet. A barn currently being developed of 69.8 m2 with an attic. The former stables of 45 m2 converted into a wellness and relaxation area that includes a jacuzzi and a hammam with shower and toilet. A chapel of 18.9 m2. The old 'gardener's house' of 37 m2 to be renovated includes two bedrooms and a shower room, workshop, and pool house. An old water tower. A 10x5m saltwater swimming pool, heated by a heat pump from 2023, and its natural stone terrace complete this characterful and charming ensemble. This unique place, its setting conducive to calm and relaxation without any overlooking, will seduce you with its volumes, its high-end features, and its timeless charm. If you wish to develop a bed and breakfast or gîte activity, this small piece of French heritage will allow you to do so immediately. For more information regarding this property, do not hesitate to contact Damien Jacquot at 06.80.27.48.55 and Nicolas Saulnier at 06.46.73.15.91, your passionate specialists in charming and prestigious real estate for over 20 years. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. The fees are borne by the buyer, amounting to 1,800,000 EUR, including 5.82% of fees payable by the buyer. Selling price excluding agency fees payable by the buyer: 1,701,000 EUR. Damien JACQUOT, real estate agent, SARL registered with the Tours RCS: 948 779 384 - Announcement drafted and published by a Mandate Agent -This description has been automatically translated from French.

Engel & Völkers Deauville introduce you: A castle of the 13th century in Normandy, this incredible property of 1200sqm full of history is divided in few parts A main part of 650sqm in a parc of 3.5ha with : A ground floor : A spacious reception room, a living room, an office with library, a beautiful kitchen with dining room 1st floor : A large hallway, 4 bedrooms, independant toilet 2nd floor : A hallway, 3 bedrooms and a independant bathroom. 3rd floor : converted attic, 5 bedrooms A side wing is composed of 7 apartments with 2 guest rooms constituting rental income. An independant entrance with a vast beautiful artist studio. A opposite wing can be converted and is actually used as a garage The castle and the tower are listed historical monument. Huge potential for this property as a professional project or as a prestigious residence. No noise pollution or visual nuisance. ECD : E (327) - GGE : E (39) Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

The Renaissance castle of the seventeenth century has been restored with care. This House has a total living area of 700 sqm, consisting of a main house of about 335 m², a separate guest house of 339 m² and a studio of about 20 sqm. The property situated on an old Roman road stretches over 4 hectares and has a road and a private parking. A spacious entrance hall distributes a kitchen, a dining room with fireplace and lounge. A majestic stone staircase leads to the two floors each offering beautiful bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The guest house offers ground floor a beautiful living room (kitchen, dining room) open to the pool terrace, a bedroom with shower room and a vaulted living room. The floor has a large room with fireplace enjoying a beautiful view, a reception room with kitchenette and bedrooms with bathroom. The studio is equipped with a bathroom. Beautiful space relaxation in a quiet near the swimming pool of 12 x 6 m. A building offers parking for 4 garages and workshop. . This House will not leave indifferent lovers of history and nature.