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A classical château with Neo-Gothic décor overlooking a verdant Burgundy valley, bordered by the Loire, two hours from Paris. Around the bend of one of the village’s streets, lined with stone houses, an automated double gate opens on to a driveable lane that traverses wooded grounds and leads to the chateau, the latter of which, built in the 19th century, features classical architecture with Neo-Gothic décor. As for its three-storey main structure, flanked by two pavilions, it was built over a basement level, whereas its symmetrical exteriors are punctuated by tall windows surrounded by ashlar stone. In addition, its slate roofs are cadenced by ornate dormers and bull’s-eye windows, while twisted pilasters, sculpted pediments and lead ridge cresting highlight the chateau’s overall charm. Inside, the ground floor contains several living areas, including two dining rooms, an immense drawing room and a smaller sitting room, as well as a kitchen and a bedroom, whereas original chevron parquet, marble floors, fireplaces, crown moulding and wood panelling come together to create a regal ambiance. Boasting many bedrooms on its two upper floors, each with their own bathroom or shower room, as well as a large game room and a library, topped with wooden rafters, the chateau is surrounded by walled grounds of nearly two hectares, planted with multi-century trees, a vegetable garden and a variety of other vegetation, while pathways and expanses of lawn provide structure for the dwelling’s perimeter, where a set of front steps, decorated with Medici vases, precedes its eastern entrance. To the west, fenced-in woods, gently descending towards the Loire River, can be explored thanks to a former patrol path, whereas two other buildings – a fully restored cottage, surrounded by a garden, as well as a farmhouse converted into a guesthouse, with a garage and a workshop – can also be found on the property, the latter of which is accessible via several entrances.

Ref.4586 : Beautiful Neo-Gothic Château in Berry Situated on the borders of the Berry and Nivernais regions of France, this beautiful château boasts an exceptional natural setting. Set in the heart of a vast wooded estate, it offers a peaceful, unoverlooked and undisturbed environment, ideal for nature lovers, second homes, tourist accommodation or events. Access to the property, via a road bordered by magnificent ponds, offers a remarkable and charming arrival. The impression of isolation, invaluable for calm and privacy, is only apparent: just 6 km away, a small, dynamic town offers all essential shops and services, as well as a railway station. The prefecture of Nevers, with its train station and motorway access, is 23 km away, offering a direct link to Paris and other major cities. This rare property harmoniously combines heritage, nature and accessibility - a unique opportunity for a prestigious living or investment project. Surrounded by verdant parklands, the château offers a peaceful, picturesque setting, and was built over a full basement that includes a large, modern, newly-equipped kitchen, boiler room, laundry room, numerous cellars, including vaulted ones, Jacuzzi, workshop and garages for 3 cars (or equipment). On the slightly elevated first floor, accessed by a few steps up to the staircase, a vast stone-paved vestibule leads to: a large and small living room, a large dining room, a chapel, then a pantry, and other rooms to follow: w-c, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a shower room, linen room, study and kitchen. A secondary staircase and a service staircase. Ceiling heights range from 3.80 to 4.40 meters. The surface area per level is approximately 360 sqm. The reception rooms feature a refined décor, reflecting the care taken in construction and respect for the original style. Entirely restored to the highest standards, the château has retained the authenticity and warmth of a large family home. The generous volumes offer great versatility of use: whether welcoming guests in an intimate or professional setting, everything has been designed to allow two families to live together or to discreetly divide the space, without altering the harmony of the whole. A grand oak staircase suspended from the ribbed tower leads to the second floor. Here you'll find a landing and an upstairs sitting room (formerly a billiard room), a large library adorned with two large fluted oak columns and retaining its original oak shelving. There are also 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a shower room. On the second floor, accessed via the service staircase, is an independent apartment with kitchen, 8 bedrooms, two shower rooms and an open-plan living room. Outbuildings : There is a small building used as a chicken coop. There are no other buildings, but as previously mentioned, garages for 3 cars are available in the basement of the chateau, as well as various spaces for storing wood or having a workshop. Ground : The landscaped grounds, harmoniously laid out around the château, are home to majestic hundred-year-old oaks, superb purple beeches and a wide variety of ornamental species. Part of the garden has already been laid out, providing a beautiful space in which to relax, and a large swimming pool is under construction, ready to be finalized according to the wishes of the future owner. Surrounded by a vast forest, the property benefits from an immersive natural setting that gives the impression of extending far beyond its 14 acres, further enhancing the feeling of space and tranquility. Cabinet LE NAIL - Nièvre - Mr Bernard ROUYER : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Bernard ROUYER, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Nevers, under the number 382 833 341. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Dating back to the 15th century, this extraordinary property is one of Lisbon's oldest and most remarkable residential buildings. Located in one of the capital's most emblematic historic areas, it occupies a privileged position overlooking the city, with magnificent views across its historic rooftops and the Tagus River. Over more than five centuries, the property has evolved through different periods of Portuguese history. Originally associated with prominent noble families, it was significantly expanded during the 17th century, consolidating its palatial structure. In the 18th century, its interiors were enriched with an exceptional collection of Portuguese azulejos, which remains one of the property's most distinctive artistic features. Comprising dozens of panels formed by thousands of hand-painted tiles, predominantly from the Portuguese Baroque period, this collection is remarkable both for its scale and artistic quality. Far beyond their decorative function, the tiles form an integral part of the architecture, interacting with ancient stonework, arches and vaulted ceilings to create interiors of extraordinary visual richness and historical depth. The architecture reveals the different layers of Lisbon's history. Influences from various periods coexist throughout the property, creating an organic and truly unique composition. Rather than following a conventional palatial layout, the building adapts naturally to the topography of the hill, unfolding through a succession of rooms, courtyards, terraces, towers and gardens. This relationship between architecture and landscape is one of the property's defining qualities. The panoramic terraces offer exceptional and uninterrupted views across Lisbon and the Tagus River, while the private gardens provide an extraordinary sense of privacy and tranquillity a true rarity in the historic centre of the Portuguese capital. Throughout its history, the property has been associated with prominent Portuguese noble families and with significant periods in the country's history, giving it considerable historical, architectural and cultural value. In the late 20th century, the building underwent an extensive and sensitive restoration, conceived to preserve its authenticity, historic materials and architectural identity while introducing the comfort required for contemporary use. Today, this property represents an exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Lisbon's architectural and cultural heritage. Its combination of centuries of history, monumental architecture, museum-quality decorative elements, private gardens, panoramic terraces and a privileged location makes it a truly unique asset. Equally suited to continuing its use as an exceptional hospitality destination or to being transformed into one of Lisbon's most prestigious private residences, this property is far more than a real estate asset: it is a living testament to centuries of Portuguese history and an almost irreplaceable opportunity in Lisbon's real estate market. Energy Rating: C #ref:TGP66

An exceptional heritage, nearly a thousand years of history to revive.In the heart of the charming village of Puimisson, in Hérault, just minutes from Béziers, discover a remarkable feudal castle, whose origins date back to the medieval era.Witness to several centuries of history, this imposing manor has undergone various transformations, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries, giving it today a singular architecture that blends medieval character with classical elegance.Partially registered as a historical monument since April 28, 1997, the castle is a true testament to the architectural and historical heritage of Languedoc.Remarkable architecture and exceptional volumesCovering a total measured area of over 1,240 m², spread over several levels and comprising about twenty rooms, the castle offers exceptional volumes and is organized around a magnificent inner courtyard, providing intimacy and character to the whole.From the entrance, the charm takes hold.The vast reception rooms reveal beautiful ceiling heights, ancient fireplaces, moldings, sculpted decorations, and numerous period architectural elements.The majestic monumental stone staircase, accompanied by its remarkable wrought iron railing, is a true centerpiece of the castle and has been protected as a historical monument since 1997. An exceptional architectural ensemble that testifies to the prestige of this former manor.The castle also preserves remarkable decorative heritage, including a room historically adorned with wallpapers dating from 1789, attributed to the famous Réveillon factory. This decorative set is also protected under the title of historical monuments.A tower, a witness to the medieval pastThe castle also has an accessible tower that contributes to the unique character of this former manor.An additional architectural element that enhances the charm and authenticity of this historical heritage.Throughout the visit, many rooms with generous volumes reveal all the potential of this property.The upper floors and the vast spaces under the roof showcase impressive traditional wooden frameworks, while the high areas offer beautiful perspectives on the roofs of the village and the surrounding landscapes.A heritage to restore and reinventWhile some work has already been undertaken, the castle still requires significant restoration to regain its former splendor.Its volumes, architecture, and history allow for various projects to be envisaged, subject to the necessary administrative and heritage approvals:A prestigious private residenceA tourism accommodation project with characterA reception or event venueA cultural or heritage projectIts location in the heart of Languedoc, close to Béziers, Pézenas, and the Mediterranean beaches, is an additional asset.A rare opportunity for heritage enthusiastsAcquiring the Château de Puimisson is much more than becoming the owner of a property.It is taking part in the preservation of a historical monument, breathing life back into a residence steeped in several centuries of history, and imagining a project worthy of its exceptional character.A unique place, a remarkable history, and considerable potential.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Charming château, steeped in history, in the Haute-Savoie department. Exceptional property, featuring traditional architecture, including tower, chapel and outbuildings, set in more than 5 000 sqm of leafy grounds. Superb blend of old stones, and elegant, well-preserved heritage. An opportunity to write a new chapter in its history.

A few kilometers from Orléans, on the edge of the Sologne region, lies a remarkable estate spanning over 360 hectares in a single block, set in a preserved natural environment. Nestled in the heart of a landscaped park stands an elegant Neo-Louis XIII-style castle built of brick and stone, in need of restoration, with approximately 660 sqm of floor space, featuring beautiful reception rooms and numerous bedrooms (42). The estate includes extensive outbuildings, including 11 renovated, rented residential units, several houses, a farmhouse, a former sheepfold, and the remains of a 16th-century dovecote. The property extends into a forest covering more than 260 ha, 80 ha of agricultural land free of lease obligations, and a solar farm of approximately 20 ha. A rare estate on the outskirts of Orléans. Energy class: NA/NA.

Majestic, comfortable château in Maine-et-Loire, just 50 km from Angers and TGV train station with journey time of 1 h 30 to Paris. Louis XIII-style château with roughly 1 500 sqm living space. Outbuildings including equestrian facilities (23 horse stalls, saddle room and covered riding arena), and building with flat. Set in 13,82-hectare-grounds with formal garden, mature trees and meadows. Pool and pool-house complete offer. Energy class: E/E.

Built in 1721 by Charles Lullin de Châteauvieux, a member of a prominent Genevan patrician family, Château de Choully embodies the elegance and refinement of XVIIIᵉ century aristocratic architecture. Remarkably preserved, the residence retains its majestic enfilade of five reception rooms, sublimated by delicate woodwork attributed to ornemanist Jean Jaquet. The south-facing main salon offers a spectacular view of Mont Salève, while the historic gardens reveal magnificent vistas all the way to Mont Blanc. The famous Salon Joséphine recalls the visit of Empress Joséphine in 1812, who stayed here during a reception given in her honor. Restored with exceptional care since 2007, the château today combines heritage and contemporary comfort, with modernized infrastructures, thirteen historic fireplaces brought back into service and landscaped grounds featuring a swimming pool and discreet lighting. Protected since 1930 by the Department of Monuments and Sites of the Canton of Geneva, Château de Choully is an exceptional property at the heart of Geneva's heritage.

The elegance of a Provençal château, the authenticity of centuries-old heritage, and the promise of an extraordinary lifestyle. In the heart of Haute-Provence, on the edge of a picturesque village, lies an exceptional estate where history, architecture and nature come together in perfect harmony. Overlooking a beautifully preserved valley, this magnificent 17th- and 18th-century château embodies the timeless elegance and refined art of Provençal living, in a region celebrated for its lavender fields, sparkling lakes and charming hilltop villages. Set within 6,609 sqm of landscaped grounds, the château offers approximately 520 sqm of living space, revealing magnificent reception rooms, several elegant lounges and nine bedrooms. Original terracotta floor tiles, marble fireplaces, authentic period features and expansive windows overlooking the gardens reflect the property's remarkable architectural heritage, with every room telling a story spanning centuries. Complementing the main residence, several outbuildings bring the estate's total interior space to approximately 959 sqm, providing an impressive 14 bedrooms across the property. The former stables feature a magnificent 146 sqm reception hall and a spacious 130 sqm apartment. A beautifully converted dovecote and an independent pavilion complete this exceptional ensemble, offering remarkable versatility. Outside, the setting is nothing short of enchanting. The terraced gardens, suspended above the valley like a series of verdant balconies, reveal formal French gardens, a romantic rose garden, elegant fountains and a water lily pond. A vast panoramic terrace invites guests to admire the breathtaking landscapes of Haute-Provence, surrounded by an atmosphere of absolute tranquillity. Another truly exceptional feature is the estate's eleven vaulted water reservoirs, supplied by a natural spring reputed never to run dry, providing a rare and particularly valuable water resource in Provence. With its distinguished architecture, generous reception spaces and independent accommodation, the estate presents outstanding potential for the creation of a luxury boutique hotel, an exclusive guesthouse, or a prestigious gastronomic and events destination, subject to the necessary approvals. Equally, it could become an extraordinary private family residence, designed for gracious entertaining and the preservation of a remarkable heritage for generations to come. Located just 20 minutes from Manosque and approximately one hour from Aix-en-Provence TGV station, this exceptional address combines the privilege of a peaceful, unspoilt setting with excellent accessibility. More than a property, this is a place of history, beauty and emotion — a rare architectural treasure offering the opportunity to write a new chapter in the heart of Provence.

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An hour from Paris and Charles de Gaulle Airport, 45 minutes from Reims and just 15 minutes from Soissons. Eight centuries of history Built in the early years of the 12th century on the initiative of Robert de Droizy, the keep was raised in height in the 14th century. Today it stands 22 metres tall and overlooks the Soissonnais plateau, offering a striking panorama over the surrounding villages, farmland and woodland. Sections of ramparts built in the 14th and 15th centuries still surround it. The 15th century marks one of the great moments in its history. In 1436, Étienne de Vignolles, known as La Hire, loyal lieutenant of Joan of Arc and the inspiration for the Knave of Hearts, became lord of the estate by marrying Marguerite David. After his death, his widow remarried in 1444 to Jean de Courtenay, himself a descendant of Louis VI “the Fat”. Fully restored, the whole property is today in a remarkable state of preservation. The property in detail Nearly 950 m² (approx. 10,200 sq ft) of living space sit within an enclosed park of 4,171 m², extended by meadows and adjoining woodland: more than 25,000 m² in total. The main residence (approx. 450 m²) Spacious entrance hall, dining room and large kitchen Reception room, music room, library/study Five bedrooms (including one en suite in an enfilade layout) and three bathrooms Office area of approx. 80 m² The wellness area, set in the former 15th-century aula (great hall) Beneath a resolutely contemporary glass roof, it houses an indoor swimming pool (8.5 x 4.5 m), a jacuzzi and a hammam. The longhouse (approx. 500 m²) Divided into seven independent apartments, each with a living room, kitchen and bathroom with spa bath, it has previously operated as a hotel residence under the name “Les Relais Héritage”, which confirms its potential. Two possible projects, one address A prestigious family home, or a charming guest-hospitality venue: this château is a rare piece of heritage. Step through the door of this fortress, climb the keep, and let eight centuries of history show you what your future project could become. Property exempt from the DPE (energy performance diagnostic), in accordance with Article R.126-15 of the French Construction and Housing Code.

The Château de Saint-Faron offers a peaceful, unspoilt setting with easy access: Meaux is less than 20 minutes away, Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Disneyland Paris are 30 minutes away, and Paris is 1 hour 10 minutes away. Set on the edge of the Étrépilly hollow, on the land of the Battle of the Marne, the estate dates back to the 12th century, when Lord Simon d’Oisy granted its lands to the Abbey of Meaux. A restored and comfortable family home: Carefully restored since the mid-20th century and lived in year-round by the same family since 1997, the property combines comfort with authenticity. Interior spaces: Ground floor: entrance hall with cloakroom, large reception room with fireplace, music room, study, double fitted kitchen, conservatory dining room with underfloor heating, chapel, two WCs. Basement: storeroom, wine cellar, boiler room, pellet storage room. First floor: three en-suite bedrooms, two interconnecting bedrooms, one bedroom with boudoir, spacious playroom, study, shower room with WC, separate WC. Second floor: attic of approximately 200 m², fully convertible. Grounds and outbuildings: Landscaped and wooded park of approximately 1.9 hectares (4.7 acres) with swimming pool Coach house with loft (approximately 25 m²) Enclosed, insulated garage (approximately 80 m², with water and electricity) Workshop (approximately 15 m²) A thousand years of history to discover: The main building dates back to the late 17th century, as confirmed by its original timber frame. In the early 19th century, Ernest-Philippe Foucher, a Parisian notary and later mayor of Paris’s 9th arrondissement, gave it its château appearance. Known locally as the “Comte Foucher de Saint Faron,” he added a 17th-century-style tower and the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes de Saint-Faron, consecrated in 1884 following the “miracle of Saint-Faron.” Time has left visible marks: two cannonballs fired in 1814, during the retreat from the Campaign of France, are still lodged in the north façade. The château was also requisitioned by the German army in 1914, during the Battle of the Marne. This living, well-maintained château offers many possibilities: main or second home, guest house... A property full of character, waiting to be discovered. Walk through the gates, stroll through the grounds, push open the chapel door: the Château de Saint-Faron will win you over.

A grand Manor built in stone and covered in slate. Ground floor: entrance with staircase, kitchen, 2 lounges, dining room, bedroom, wc, patio overlooking the park. 1st floor: hallway leading to 6 bedrooms, bathroom and WC 2nd floor: corridor leading to 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, 2 large attics, shower room, WC. Basement: cellars, workshops, boiler room, garage, laundry room, kitchen Good sized function room next to the rear lawn could be ideal for functions, currently used as a gym. A large lake to the front of the manor house. Pond feature in front of the chateau. Parking for many vehicles Land.

A historic heritage awaiting a new chapter…

Nature and serenity create an extraordinary art of living.

A castle of medieval origin to be restored, in a dominant position, with a terrace, gardens, outbuildings and land in the southern Quercy Blanc sector. A wide gate with slender railings framed by two square, white stone columns mark the entrance to the estate. A lane lined on one side by cedars leads up through the castle’s grounds, winding between the first outbuildings: to the left, a barn and to the right a multi-purpose livestock building. Once past them, the three-storey, north-south oriented, former fortress appears, built on a rock at the top of a hillside. It is adorned with a staircase tower containing a spiral staircase and is topped by a dovecote. Its facades, steeped in its history whose traces date back to the 11th century, are mainly made of stone interspersed with bricks and are regularly punctuated by primarily rectangular windows beneath a hipped roof made of barrel tiles. It is surrounded by partially enclosed gardens and, to the south, by a lawned and tree-lined terrace. Lastly, behind the second outbuilding, an agricultural storage building completes the property’s edifices.

iad France - Alexandre Girard offers you: MUCH MORE THAN A HOME, A PLACE TO IMAGINEIn Armentières-en-Brie, this estate is one of those places whose dimensions immediately open up a field of possibilities.With 515 m² of living space, 18 bedrooms, remarkable reception areas, and nearly 1.35 hectares of land, this property, renovated in 2019, possesses a quality that has become rare: it can evolve with the project of the one who acquires it. An extraordinary family residence? Imagine a large family home where everyone has their space, where children, friends, and loved ones can be received without ever running out of room. A guest house or a tourism project? Its 18 bedrooms, many spaces, and proximity to Disneyland Paris and Val d'Europe allow for the imagination of particularly ambitious accommodation activities. A venue for receptions or events? The park, the interior volumes, and the reception areas provide an exceptional basis for imagining a professional project, subject to obtaining the necessary permits. Or simply changing one’s life?Behind its character facade, the property reveals large reception areas bathed in light, dining room, office, kitchen...The upper floors host numerous bedrooms as well as several rooms that can allow for the invention of new uses: office, game room, private or professional spaces.And because a property of this size must also be functional, a complete basement offers cellars, storage, workshop, boiler room, and wine cellar.On the outside, nearly 13,500 m² allows you to enjoy a green and open environment, only about 15 minutes from Meaux, close to Disneyland Paris and Val d'Europe, and less than an hour from Paris.Family residence • Guest house • Reception • Tourism project • Second home • Professional projectSome properties impose their use.Armentières-en-Brie, Seine-et-MarneComplete file and information upon requestAlexandre GirardAgency fees borne by the seller. A valid identification document will be requested upon visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation of clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate announcement has been written under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Alexandre Girard, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the RSAC of MEAUX under number 917640310, holder of the real estate canvassing card for the account of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Listed Heritage Property Steps from the Water Set in the heart of Agios Dimitrios, Mani, known in mythology as ancient Pefnos, this remarkable 293 m² stone tower is officially listed as a building of historical importance. Just a 2-minute walk from the sea and traditional fishing harbor, the property enjoys open views toward the islet of Pefnos, where the Eggs Sculpture pays tribute to local legend. The residence features a spacious living area with lounge, kitchen, and dining space, two large double bedrooms in the tower, and one bathroom. Between the tower and the main house lies a wide terrace, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining under the Mani sun. Beneath both structures lies a network of vaulted kamaras, still untouched, offering potential to create additional suites or living areas. A proposed layout includes up to four suites, each with bathrooms, and separate kitchen-living zones. With any restoration eligible for a 75% grant and archaeological approval required only for external works, this is a unique chance to restore and personalize a truly iconic property. A short drive or bike ride brings you to nearby Agios Nikolaos with its cafés, tavernas, supermarket, and medical clinic. A rare blend of coastal charm, cultural heritage, and investment potential: this tower is more than a home, it’s a piece of living history.

Near Orléans, in the heart of the Loire Valley, discover this character château set within a preserved environment imbued with serenity and authenticity. Easily accessible from Paris, the property offers a rare lifestyle setting where time seems to stand still, at the heart of a landscaped park shaped by light, water, and abundant nature. Built around a central pavilion flanked by two wings, the château offers approximately 827 sqm of living space, featuring remarkable volumes and an ideal layout suited equally to a large family residence or to a hospitality or heritage investment project. The ground floor opens onto a vast, light-filled reception hall enhanced by limestone flooring and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The two wings accommodate several lounges with fireplaces, elegant reception rooms with impressive ceiling heights, and two independent kitchens, perfectly designed for family living or for event and hospitality use. The fluid circulation and multiple access points allow great flexibility of use. The upper floors provide a harmonious arrangement of bedrooms, studies, and living areas, including several suites with private bathrooms or shower rooms. Oak parquet flooring, sweeping staircases, and attic volumes further enhance the charm and authenticity of the property. The top level also offers significant additional development potential, depending on the envisioned project. The 19th-century outbuildings, totaling approximately 250 sqm on the ground, represent a major asset: offices, a former chapel, reception spaces, and attics—offering numerous possibilities for residential, professional, or tourism-related use. The estate also features a historic greenhouse, a wooden barn, a washhouse by the pond, and a tennis court in need of renovation. The 7-hectare English-style park alternates between meadows, woodland, and water features. It includes an approximately one-hectare pond fed by the Mauves River, home to waterfowl and local wildlife. Fully enclosed by walls, except for an opening onto the neighboring woods, the estate guarantees absolute privacy within an exceptional natural setting. This rare property will appeal equally to a family seeking an extraordinary place to live, rich in history and poetry, and to an investor wishing to develop a prestigious project (secondary residence, hospitality venture, events venue, institutional headquarters, or cultural project), at the gateway to one of France’s most sought-after regions.

Dating back to 1547, the Château has grown over the centuries according to the needs of the families who have had the joy of living here. Situated up on high, in a peaceful haven, the chateau looks down over neatly lawned gardens and woodland. Flanking the building from the rear is a prehistoric rockface a feature of the landscape since time immemorial when dinosaurs roamed the land. The Chateau faces south, where between the branches of the trees and across the valley, modern life beckons from afar, with the distant outline of AGEN etched onto the horizon. This juxtaposition of bucolic splendour coupled with the proximity of city life creates much of the inherent magic of this property. The gardens, and landscape immediately around the property have conspired for centuries to provide an utterly idyllic and bucolic retreat from the world with the promise of urban life across the valley. It takes a moment to adjust oneâ euros?s thoughts to the fact that the shops, cinemas, theatres, and schools of Agen are a short drive away. In laymanâ euros?s terms, one can pop out and seek a baguette or bottle of wine in almost the same amount of time as it might take to walk to the tower at the far end of the garden and back again. The position, is in a word magnificent. Magnificent and unexpected. The word château can often be misleading. If â eurosoeChateauâ euros conjures images of medieval drafts, and chill stone floors, then rest assured that none of the grace and beauty associated with a chateau has been sacrificed in the name of comfort, and yet this property is decidedly â eurosoecomfortableâ euros, modern and in full working order. For home-seekers who dream of living in aesthetically pleasing historical buildings you will not be disappointed. None of the restorations carried out have removed an iota of the châteauâ euros?s charm. A walk in the grounds throws up delightful views of this architectural beauty from every angle. In the grounds of the château it is easy to take a sumptuous photograph, because from every angle be it in the garden, the pool, the chapel or the tower, the Château has a grace and elegance which is entirely photogenic. From the outside it is impossible to imagine the level of comfort within. Inside is a very different story. Stone walls, high ceilings, and characterful fireplaces can be found. But you will also find five star comfort and modernity. Look no further than the C grade rating on the energy efficiency scale. In part due to the thick walls, but also due to the current owners love of houses that â eurosoeworkâ euros and where the management of a substantial building such as this one might be made as easy possible. Restored throughout the property was used as a luxury family home with chambres dâ euros?hôtes since 2011, ceasing its very successful business just a couple of years ago. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The information relating to the property, including but not limited to its surface area, condition, features and technical equipment (including, without limitation: heating systems, electrical installations, plumbing, drainage, swimming pool, security systems, and any other equipment), is provided for information purposes only, based on the elements and statements supplied by the seller. Bliss Immobilier, acting as an intermediary, cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness or currency of this information, nor can it be held liable for the condition, operation, compliance or durability of the equipment, or for the overall condition of the building, its structure or any of its components. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to carry out, at their own discretion and expense, any inspections, verifications and expert assessments they deem necessary prior to any purchase, including by qualified professionals. The information provided does not engage the liability of Bliss Immobilier and does not constitute a contractual commitment.

Set in an exceptional environment, this magnificent estate extends over 70 hectares, in a beautifully preserved setting offering superb views over the surrounding countryside and the Pyrenees. Built in the late 19th century, the château, offering approximately 1,200 m² of living space, is in very good condition and retains all its elegance and character. It features generous reception rooms, a kitchen, as well as 10 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, making it suitable for a wide range of residential, tourism or event-related projects. Outside, a beautiful swimming pool with pool house adds to the property's many features. The pool house includes a summer kitchen and shower room, making it ideal for enjoying the outdoor areas to the full. At the entrance to the property, a superb chapel adds a particularly elegant and unique dimension to the estate. On the other side of the grand entrance gate, two independent accommodation units provide additional living space: the first comprises two bedrooms and a shower room, while the second offers a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a shower room. The outbuildings adjoining the château offer further significant potential. They include a single-storey caretaker's apartment, with living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom, large offices, a professional kitchen and restaurant dining room, as well as an apartment comprising a living room with open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Several storage rooms and spaces that could be converted complete this part of the property. Further detached outbuildings, including barn-style buildings and garages, provide additional storage space and numerous possibilities for use. The estate also benefits from a former golf course, which could potentially be restored to its original purpose or incorporated into a different project. With its vast grounds, lakes, numerous buildings, accommodation capacity and existing infrastructure, the property is particularly well suited to a variety of projects, including a tourist estate, event venue, hospitality business, group accommodation, hotel project or exceptional private residence. A rare property thanks to its size, architecture, facilities and potential, enjoying a privileged location and remarkable natural surroundings, with open views across the countryside and towards the Pyrenees. Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 14308.00 € and 19358.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Just 15 to 20 minutes from Annecy, in the heart of the Albanais, discover a part of the Haute-Savoie heritage with this characterful 460 m² living space and 580 m² useful château, set on a private plot of approximately 2,700 m².In a preserved environment, overlooking its surroundings, this château from the late 16th century, featuring two magnificent towers, charms with its generous volumes, fireplaces, and period architectural elements. Renovated since the 1990s, it has since been regularly maintained.Beautiful volumes and unique spaces. Each level measures approximately 190 m².On the ground floor, you will discover a first kitchen (more for summer) with a dining area, leading to a magnificent terrace with a dominant view. This level also includes a laundry room with a boiler room and toilets, a workshop, a garage, and a cellar.The first floor includes an entrance hall and a reception area consisting of a dining room with a fireplace, two lounges with fireplaces, and an independent kitchen. It also hosts two bedrooms, one with a shower room, an office in the South tower, a bathroom in the North tower, and independent toilets.On the second floor, a large corridor leads to five bedrooms, two of which have a shower room. One of them also has a toilet. A shower room with a toilet completes this level. The North tower houses an old sacristy and a chapel; the South tower includes a library with a mezzanine.On the top floor, you will access the attics with exposed beams, offering additional beautiful potential.This property is suitable for both a main residence and a true life project. Its generous volumes, numerous bedrooms, and water rooms offer a configuration particularly suited for creating 5 guest rooms, while preserving comfortable living spaces for owners. A great opportunity to combine family life, hospitality, and enhancement of this historically rich place.The windows are equipped with double glazing. Heating and hot water production are provided by a pellet condensation boiler (4.6-ton silo) installed in 2019. This boiler heats the entire property. The facades and roofing are regularly maintained.An exterior conducive to relaxation: several terraces will allow you to enjoy the surroundings, as well as a 12×6 m infinity pool, completing the property.Several parking options are possible: in front of the main entrance of the château, in the garage, and under a carport.A rare place, combining heritage, tranquility, and generous living spaces, in a privileged area in the heart of the Albanais, close to Annecy.Selling price: 1,680,000 euros (fees borne by the sellers)The energy consumption noted by the current owners is below the DPE estimate; invoices are available for consultation.DPE: F GES: BEstimated annual energy expenses for standard use between [13,110 and 17,810 euros indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 DPETo visit and assist you with your project, contact GUÉNEAU Benjamin at 0618299251, or by email at [email protected] to article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, for the organization of the visit, you will be asked to present an identification document.This announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of GUÉNEAU Benjamin, acting as an independent real estate advisor under salary portage with PAUL PARKER PROPERTIES, located at 10 rue du Colisée 75008 PARIS, a brand of PROPRIETES PRIVEES, a simplified joint stock company with a capital of 44,920 euros registered in the Nantes Trade and Companies Register under no. 487 624 777 whose headquarters are located at 44 allee des Cinq Continents - Zac Le Chêne Ferré - 44120 VERTOU, holder of the professional card Transactions on buildings and business assets (T) and Property management (G) no. CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 issued by the CCI Nantes-Saint Nazaire; guaranteed by GALIAN-SMABTP, 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris, holder of the escrow account no. 30932508467 with the Banque Populaire Atlantique de Saint Sébastien sur Loire (44230) and insured in professional civil liability by GALIAN-SMABTP under policy number RCP_01_28137J.Mandate ref: 471266 - The professional guarantees and secures your real estate project.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.

Nestled in the heart of the Périgord countryside, this remarkable chartreuse has undergone an exceptional restoration completed in 2025, where historic charm and contemporary refinement coexist in perfect harmony. Restored with absolute respect for its original architecture, it embodies a timeless and elegant French art de vivre. A majestic horseshoe staircase leads to a spacious entrance hall that immediately sets the tone: warmth, authenticity, and understated sophistication. The reception rooms flow beautifully throughout the house. The dining room, enhanced by original parquet floors, delicate wood panelling, and an impressive period fireplace, is ideal for elegant entertaining. The bespoke kitchen, inspired by the deVol aesthetic and featuring a Lacanche range cooker, central island, and utility room, combines beauty with practicality. The dual-aspect drawing room is filled with natural light and centred around an elegant fireplace. A ground-floor bedroom with a 17th-century stone fireplace and bathroom crafted from local stone completes this level. Upstairs, beneath a spectacular hull-shaped timber frame, the interiors reveal a refined and intimate atmosphere, including a spacious sitting room with fireplace, a library-study, a magnificent principal suite with dressing room and bathroom in locally quarried stone, and a second bedroom with mezzanine and en-suite bathroom. Every detail reflects the exceptional quality of the restoration: THG Paris brassware, brass switches, noble materials, and bespoke finishes created by local Compagnons du Devoir craftsmen. Vaulted cellars, including a wine cellar, further enhance the authenticity of the property. The guest house provides independent accommodation with kitchen, large dual-aspect sitting room with fireplaces, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Set within more than nine hectares of meadows, woodland, and ponds, the estate also features an approximately 85 sqm barn, swimming pool, and several outbuildings. Located near Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord,” this exceptional property offers a rare lifestyle in one of France’s most beautiful regions.