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Originally the medieval Maison forte du Puy, transformed and extended over the centuries. Home of Ambroisie de Crochet de Monterminod and Etienne de Challes, it became the Château de Corogna around 1900 and today embodies a subtle blend of historic charm, architectural elegance and modern comfort. Accessed via a private lane, this property offers a prestigious living environment steeped in history. It stands on XX m² of flat grounds with a swimming pool. With approx. 389.14 m² of living space (approx. 413.32 m² of floor area) spread over 3 levels and a basement. The main living level opens onto a living room of approx. 74.90 m² with a fireplace, a modern and functional kitchen, a bedroom, a study and a relaxation area. Numerous openings fill the property with light and provide direct access to a first terrace, which extends onto the park and its swimming pool. On the first floor are 4 bedrooms, a shower room, two studies and a master suite of approx. 32.33 m². The top level extends over approx. 112 m², including a room of approx. 76.35 m² suitable as a games room or other use. The property is fully enclosed by a fence. A rare opportunity on the Savoie property market, aimed at lovers of architecture with character and homes rooted in local history. Features & Amenities: Outbuildings & Parking: Closed garage (1 vehicle), parking for approx. 6 or 7 cars. Renovations: Since 2011: windows and doors, plumbing, sanitary facilities, façades, roof, landscaping, swimming pool, electrics, floors, walls, kitchen. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Erika PASQUALOTTO – Sales Agent – (EI) 505057240 RSAC Chambéry.

On the heights of Houdemont, just a few minutes from the centre of Nancy, Château de Montauban is set within a 7-hectare 49-are enclosed and wooded estate, enjoying an elevated position and remarkable views over the Nancy metropolitan area and the Meurthe Valley. The history of Montauban has unfolded over the centuries. Originally a farming estate and later a wine-growing smallholding, the property became a country residence around 1830 before acquiring, in the late 19th century, the appearance of the château we know today. The different periods in the estate’s history remain visible in its architecture and in the diversity of the buildings that make up the property. Offering approximately 785 sqm of living space, the residence comprises 27 rooms, divided between two separate living areas with shared spaces. It includes 13 bedrooms, five reception rooms and three bathrooms, together with numerous ancillary and service areas. The interiors reflect the property’s rich architectural heritage. Oak parquet flooring in a variety of patterns, finely crafted wood panelling, leaded stained-glass windows, tapestries and numerous fireplaces, mainly in marble, adorn a succession of generously proportioned reception rooms. Among the most remarkable spaces is a library featuring refined wood panelling, which has retained all of its original character. The residence’s numerous windows provide abundant natural light and create a constant connection with the surrounding parkland. Beneath the roof lies one of the château’s most distinctive features: a former private chapel, complete with altar, holy water font and a starry-sky ceiling, illuminated by three stained-glass windows, one of which is dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene. The vaulted cellars are another reminder of Montauban’s wine-growing past, when wine produced on the estate was stored and matured on site in large wooden vats. To the rear of the château, the former farmstead is arranged around a courtyard and includes substantial outbuildings, notably stables, horse boxes, barns and a winter garden, providing extensive additional space. Outside, the parkland forms an integral part of the property. A monumental staircase leads from the residence down to a large pond fed by a natural spring, which once also supplied the troughs of the former farmstead. Mature trees, wooded areas and open vistas create an exceptionally preserved natural setting. The estate is located within a natural zone (Zone N). With its generous volumes, extensive outbuildings and substantial grounds, the property offers a range of potential opportunities, subject to applicable planning regulations and the necessary administrative authorisations. Significant renovation work is required. Dry rot has been identified in certain parts of the property; the available information regarding its presence will be provided to prospective purchasers. Despite its preserved setting, Montauban remains particularly accessible, close to local shops, Houdemont railway station and the main road networks providing quick access to Nancy. A rare historic estate on the outskirts of Nancy, combining nearly 800 sqm of living space, 7.49 hectares of parkland, remarkable architecture and extensive outbuildings, offering a unique opportunity to restore an exceptional piece of heritage. This property is presented by Hugo Conerardy, BARNES Consultant. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.

Elegant 18th century château, 9800m² of park with moats in the countryside Valenciennes : this superb chateau has been completely restored inside in a contemporary style combining classicism and modernity and the exterior while preserving its entire history. The castle( 1200 m² of living space) is composed on the ground floor of a dining room and kitchen in a row with a lounge bar and cloakroom. Cinema room, billiard room, sports room, games room, indoor swimming pool 10x3m, jacuzzi, showers. On the 1st floor 4 bedrooms with dressing room, 3 bathrooms, 4 toilets, a laundry room, office, living room, library lounge. Attic 300 m² on the 2nd floor remain to be converted. Integral sound system, alarm. Sold furnished and furnished. Cellar, Garage, gas heating. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Exceptional Directoire-style château and stud farm on 39.8 hectares with a pond Set in a sumptuous setting overlooking meadows and a pond, this exceptional property includes a fully renovated 968-square-meter Directoire-style château (a 4-star hotel with 16 rooms and a restaurant), a large guest house, an annex (three hotel rooms), enclosed garden, swimming pool, and vegetable garden, a stud farm with two staff houses, a riding arena, a lunging ring, paddocks, a large indoor riding arena, a small outdoor arena, and a large show jumping arena. Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.f

16th-century château with outbuildings, grounds, meadows, and woods on 6 hectares, 41 ares, and 83 square meters Northern Creuse, 10 minutes from a town with all amenities, in a preserved setting, a 16th-century château with towers and a dovecote that has retained many remarkable original features, offering approximately 220 m² of living space: living room, formal lounge, fully equipped kitchen, laundry room, 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Outbuildings: guest house, garages, barns, cellars, boiler room, laundry room, woodshed, workshop. Oil and electric heating, alarm system. Parkland with garden, orchards, pastures, and woods, all on 6 hectares, 41 ares, and 83 centiares. A true haven of peace, ideal for keeping horses. Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

18th-century château on 3.9 hectares of parkland, possibility of 107 hectares of additional free land Near Cérilly, this château of approximately 550 m² (5,800 sq ft) comprises spacious and bright reception rooms, 9 bedrooms, and 6 bathrooms; numerous period features (parquet floors, fireplaces). The house is used as a gîte, an artist's studio, garages, a small independent tower, and a well. All in very good condition. The 3.9 hectares of wooded parkland includes meadows, woods, ponds, a vegetable garden, and an orchard, and a secure swimming pool. Possibility of purchasing the adjoining farm with 107 hectares of land. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Early 18th century castle on 11ha park Near Arras, this castle built in 1702, magnificently renovated in 2017 (900 m²) is nestled in the heart of an 11-hectare estate. This property is a true rare pearl that combines classic elegance and modernity. This castle offers two luxurious suites and thirteen bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet, guaranteeing privacy and comfort to its residents. Professional kitchen, 200 m² reception room, bathed in light thanks to its glass roof which offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding park. The basement is well furnished with a technical room, changing rooms, additional toilets and storage space, guaranteeing the functionality of this residence. Charming caretaker's house comprising: 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, outbuildings. A 400 m² orangery offers a multi-purpose space, while the 11 hectares park allows you to enjoy the tranquility of nature and generous parking space.

Just minutes from Lyon, on the heights above the Saône valley, this authentic medieval fortress, begun in 1173 on a former motte and long held by the canons of Lyon, rises in golden Monts d’Or stone with open, unobstructed views. The deconsecrated church, converted into a character home with 210 m² (2,260 sq ft) of living space, offers four bedrooms including a master suite with bathroom and dressing room, a large fitted kitchen-living room, an office, and a second bathroom. The property benefits from double glazing, gas heating and mains drainage. The medieval castle and its keep, extending over more than 300 m² (3,230 sq ft), are to be fully restored and enhanced, offering the chance to bring an authentic medieval monument back to life. A water feature (basin) could be added in the grounds, subject to approval by the Architecte des Bâtiments de France. Listed as a historic monument since 1942. Two visuals are AI-generated proposals for illustration purposes only. Non-contractual.

Ref 4985: Charming chateau for sale in Loire-Atlantique with woods, meadows, and a pond. The property is located west of Nantes in a municipality that is one of the largest in the metropolitan area. It consists overwhelmingly of natural and agricultural areas. Its rolling hills and the tranquility of its woods and meadows make you forget how close the city is. The cultural and commercial life here is particularly vibrant, featuring all major retail stores, restaurants, a farmers’ market, a theater, a media library, a music school, a swimming pool, sports complexes, and more. Residents also have access to all the services of the metropolitan area: schools, a university, shopping centers, hospitals, a TGV station, an international airport, and more. The property is in a quiet location. It is set in a peaceful, semi-rural setting, surrounded by woods and meadows. The nearest neighbors are more than 50 meters from the château, which has no direct line of sight to any other buildings. Tranquility reigns here, free from any disturbances. A small country road leads to the entrance of the property. A gate set between walls opens onto a gravel drive of about a hundred metres, gently sloping down towards the chateau. It reveals a rolling, wooded estate with, in a commanding position, a charming chateau with neo-Gothic architectural details. Built in 1850, it features pale facades with stone-framed windows, topped by a high four-sided slate roof. The north-east facade has a central double door, surmounted by a mullioned window and a tall triangular dormer. The south-west facade, symmetrical, overlooks the swimming pool, reached by a double-flight staircase, and looks out over the park. The chateau offers approximately 350 sqm of living space. On the ground floor, the hall leads straight ahead to the grand drawing room, to the left to the kitchen, and to the right to the foot of the stone staircase and a corridor. The drawing room is very bright thanks to three glazed doors opening south onto the park. With its fine ceiling height, it has retained its beautiful decorative features: black marble fireplace, herringbone parquet, mouldings, ceiling rose and panelling. A door with a pediment opens on the left into the dining room, lit by one window facing east over the woods and another facing south over the park. The open-plan contemporary kitchen is fully fitted; its parquet floor is set with cement tile inserts. A door opens to the east and two windows to the north. The parquet, the light-coloured paintwork and the five openings make the whole space wonderfully bright, while a wood-burning insert adds warmth and conviviality. A second sitting room, to the south-west, has a contemporary metal fireplace and could also be turned into a bedroom. Next to it, a laundry room could become a bathroom. A WC completes this floor. On the first floor, a curved stone staircase leads to a landing serving four bedrooms, two recent bathrooms, a dressing area and a WC. On the second floor, a vast partly converted attic, currently divided into four rooms, offers potential of more than 100 sqm. The chateau also has a partial cellar. OUTBUILDINGS The property includes: A/ An old building used as a garage, workshop and storage B/ Several small buildings C/ A small chapel. LAND The chateau park covers nearly 14.83 acres. It is made up of meadows and woods sloping down to a valley with a large pond. The chateau stands at its centre. In front of it, a terrace and its swimming pool overlook the surrounding countryside, perfect for summer evenings with friends. Facing the woods and the countryside, the property is shielded by trees from any overlooking. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mr Pierre-Yves ROUILLON : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Pierre-Yves ROUILLON, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 397 916 867. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Just 160 kilometers from Paris, 15 kilometers from Pont-Audemer, and 40 minutes from the Côte Fleurie (Deauville, Trouville-sur-Mer, Honfleur, and Cabourg), this remarkable Directoire-style château elegantly combines historic heritage, high-quality restoration, and an exceptional living environment. Set in the heart of an estate of about 20 hectares, it boasts a magnificent enclosed park, wooded and meticulously maintained, offering tranquility, privacy, and stunning views of the Normandy countryside. The château, with approximately 367 m² of living space over three levels, has undergone a particularly careful restoration, blending old-world charm, quality materials, and modern comfort. The ground floor features generous reception areas including two living rooms with fireplaces, two dining rooms, and a fully fitted and equipped independent kitchen. The upper floors host six bedrooms, several bathrooms and shower rooms, a large office, a library, and a cinema room. The estate also includes two independent dwellings: a caretaker's house of about 75 m² and a charming Normandy cottage of about 96 m², ideal for accommodating family, guests, or staff. An exceptional asset for collectors and automobile enthusiasts: two large independent garages of about 250 m² each, totaling nearly 500 m² of insulated and heated spaces, equipped with large access doors. These facilities offer privileged conditions for housing and showcasing a collection of classic, sports, or prestige cars. Three additional garages complete this rare set. The estate also features a tennis court, a greenhouse, a beautiful wine cellar, and a park adorned with a pond, a well, and a natural spring. Rare on the prestigious real estate market in Normandy, this château will appeal to lovers of historic residences, those who cherish open spaces, and particularly automobile collectors wishing to combine their passion with their residence within an exceptional estate. A unique alliance of heritage, nature, and automobile passion, just two hours from Paris.This description has been automatically translated from French.

LE CASTILLET — VILLA-CASTLE OF HOLIDAY RESORT IN SALIES-DE-BÉARN An iconic residence overlooking the spa town, where architectural prestige, exceptional panorama, and heritage perspectives come together. Approximately 515 m² of living space • 8 bedrooms • 3 apartments • Independent house • Attic to enhance • Landscaped park of 3,581 m² • Heated pool • 4 garage spaces Thanks to the diversity of its spaces, the independence of its residences, and its potential for evolution, Le Castillet lends itself to various purposes: family or multigenerational residence, rental investment, tourist accommodation, offices, liberal practices, or corporate headquarters. The coexistence of several activities could also be considered, subject to applicable regulatory provisions. Listed among the remarkable residences of Salies-de-Béarn, Le Castillet benefits from a privileged location on the heights of the city, overlooking the lush hills of Béarn. Just a few minutes' walk from the historic center, shops, and thermal baths, this address combines tranquility and proximity to amenities. Evoking a centuries-old castle transformed into a refined vacation home during the Belle Époque, this building of historicist and eclectic inspiration asserts a rare architectural identity. Its pale stone and red brick facades, crenellated circular tower, tall chimneys, sculpted cornices, and balustraded terraces form a picturesque silhouette. An external monumental stone staircase completes the ensemble. The main building unfolds over several levels and houses three independent apartments, each with its own layout. On the garden level, the first apartment, about 77 m², revolves around a large entrance leading to a kitchen, two living rooms, a bedroom, and a shower room. Its direct opening onto the park and its complementary rooms suggest interesting possibilities for redistributing spaces. On the first floor, approximately 153 m² accommodate an entrance, a living-dining room, a kitchen, a suite with bathroom, toilet, and dressing room, a guest bedroom, and a second shower room. A terrace extends this apartment's generous proportions. The second floor, approximately 120 m², includes an entrance-office, a living-dining room, a kitchen, two bedrooms with fireplaces, a shower room, a dressing room, and independent toilets. Its large terrace reveals a stunning panorama of the town and the Béarn countryside. Under the roofs, the third floor reveals beautiful volumes suitable for hosting a fourth apartment, subject to necessary permits and works. An independent house of approximately 75 m², designed in a loft spirit, combines a kitchen, a living room, sleeping areas, and a shower room. It also includes two closed garages that could, depending on needs and required permits, receive a new assignment. A separate double garage completes the outbuildings, bringing the total number of covered parking spaces to four. The park of 3,581 m² unfolds its gardens planted with varied species, dotted with ornamental trees and landscaped beds. Sheltered from view, its terraces invite you to enjoy the mild climate, while a heated saltwater pool measuring 11 × 5.5 m adds a ...This description has been automatically translated from French.

Nestled in the heart of the splendid Gers countryside, this magnificent château enjoys an exceptional setting, overlooking the communal lake, the rolling hills, and the majestic Pyrenees in the distance. The surroundings are peaceful and preserved, while remaining close to all amenities: the delightful town of Vic-Fezensac, famous for its festivals, shops and schools, is only 15 minutes away, and Aire-sur-l'Adour, a lively and dynamic town, is just 40 minutes away. Once left abandoned, the château has been completely restored by the current owners, who have brought it back to life with passion and taste. They have successfully combined authenticity and modern comfort, creating a warm and welcoming residence full of charm and character. The property offers approximately 1,600 m² of living space, including spacious reception rooms such as a 100 m² banquet hall with fireplace, a large lounge with wood-burning stove, a cosy sitting room, and a bar area. A fully equipped professional kitchen and a laundry room complete the ground floor. There are 20 bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, including one accessible for persons with reduced mobility. In the tower, a reception room and, upstairs, a beautiful meeting room provide additional functional spaces, along with two storage rooms. The annex contains two three-bedroom apartments — one tastefully renovated, the other in need of some refreshing. Set within nearly 2 hectares of landscaped parkland and surrounded by 4 hectares of meadows, ideal for horses, the château also features a deconsecrated chapel adjoining one wing, adding charm and history to the estate. On the terrace, a large outdoor canopy allows guests to gather comfortably in the shade or sheltered from the rain. A 350 m² barn with upper floor, awaiting renovation, offers excellent potential for expansion or additional accommodation. The château holds all the official certifications required to host groups, making it perfect for weddings, seminars, retreats, or family gatherings. The nearby communal lake features a sandy beach, water activities, and a summer guinguette, offering a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Ideally located, the property is just 1 hour 30 minutes from Toulouse International Airport and 1 hour 20 minutes from Agen train station, providing convenient national and international access. Fees to be paid by the seller. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Ref.4942 : French chateau for sale in the Perche region On the edge of the Perche Regional Natural Park, in the heart of the Sarthe Perche, this rare property enjoys a privileged position, less than 2 hours from Paris by train or by car. Located 7 minutes from La Ferté-Bernard, a well-served town with shops and services, it benefits from an unspoilt setting in a sought-after region, easily accessible and close to amenities. The rolling landscapes of the Perche offer an idyllic setting of meadows, hedged farmland, woods and small paths ideal for walks. Nearby, the heritage of the Perche reveals itself through its characterful villages, manor houses and fine old residences. Beyond the impressive gate, at the end of a 1 km private drive, the chateau comes into view atop a small promontory, offering unobstructed views for miles around. Although impressive in height, the building has all the makings of a family home. The central section, dating from the 18th century, is flanked by two projecting side pavilions and was remodelled in the 19th century, with a stair turret added at the end of that century. With a living area of approximately 750 sqm, the chateau comprises: On the ground floor: entrance hall (19 sqm), foot of the staircase, two living rooms of 42 sqm and 46 sqm with wood panelling and marble fireplaces, an octagonal dining room (34 sqm) with rich decoration, a library (29 sqm), 2 kitchens, a pantry, a bathroom and various service rooms. On the first floor: a large corridor leads to 7 bedrooms (from 13 sqm to 22 sqm) with 3 bathrooms and a shower room, and several dressing rooms. On the second floor: 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 shower rooms, a linen room and dressing rooms. Above: attics. The outbuildings include: - A 12x6-metre swimming pool, situated in an enclosed courtyard, with a terrace and pool house. - A 145 sqm caretaker’s house comprising two living rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and a shower room. - In various outbuildings near the château : a 157 sqm barn, several garages, stables, cowsheds, service buildings and a former gardener’s cottage. - A charming family chapel stands on the edge of the woodland. TERRITORY The chateau stands at the heart of an English-style park of nearly 17.30 acres, which forms the centrepiece of the 461.90-acre estate in a single block. Within the park, the chateau, the outbuildings and a former kitchen garden form a complete and harmonious whole. Thanks to its commanding position, the chateau offers views over a pond below and over the fine clumps of trees scattered around it. The hunting is permitted. Current hunting tags: – Deer (cervids): 5 – Roe deer: 8 WOODLAND The property includes 178.53 acres of woodland under an approved Simple Management Plan (Plan Simple de Gestion, PSG) valid until 2031, mainly composed of mature oak forest. FREEHOLD AND LEASED LAND Of the estate, 94.92 acres are offered with vacant possession. The remainder consists of 188.45 acres leased to a farmer under a rural tenancy agreement for an annual rent of approximately €16,000. Cabinet LE NAIL : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4975 : French chateau for sale in Vienne department. In the heart of southern Vienne, in peaceful and unspoilt Poitou countryside, this important historic property enjoys a particularly secluded rural setting. The estate lies in an open, gently rolling landscape, far from any bustle, while remaining easily accessible thanks to the nearby N10, the main road linking Poitiers to Bordeaux. This location makes it possible to fully enjoy the calm and privacy of a vast country estate without giving up shops, services or the main rail links. Poitiers is the main regional centre, while several neighbouring towns cater for everyday needs. Beyond an elegant entrance framed by lanterns, an old double door opens onto a vast stone-floored hall, dominated by a remarkable stone staircase with its wrought-iron banister. From the very first steps, the character of the place is striking: old floors, double-leaf doors, wood panelling, fireplaces, ironwork and decorative features bear witness to a chateau that has remained deeply faithful to its original spirit. With a living area of approximately 900 sqm, the chateau is laid out as follows. The ground floor extends over two wings whose layouts differ markedly. In the left wing, the volumes are more generous and mostly follow one another en enfilade. A first dining room, reached through an 18th-century double door, has kept its magnificent original stone and slate floor. Dual-aspect and bright, it features a handsome fireplace and connects with several circulation areas, the library, a shower room and the kitchen (the present kitchens correspond to the ground floor of the original dwelling). It then opens onto a large dual-aspect drawing room with parquet flooring, lit by four windows with espagnolette fittings, with a marble fireplace and wood panelling of great quality. A small dining room, designed in a very theatrical spirit, features a set of 18th-century style panelling, an old stone and slate floor and several carefully chosen decorative pieces. This part also leads to a bedroom traditionally known as the “chaplain’s bedroom”, adorned with tapestries, old terracotta tiles and a carved wooden fireplace. Further on, a vast room currently used as a workshop and storage area retains its terracotta tiles, a fireplace with a wood-burning stove, tapestries and many pieces of panelling intended for the restoration of the chateau. A staircase leads from this part to very large attics occupying the whole of the left wing, as well as to the first floor. The library is one of the most unusual rooms on the ground floor: a fine ceiling height, exposed beams, stone walls, an old door and a vast fireplace complete with its antique fittings. A partition made of chestnut laths nailed onto timber still bears witness to traditional building techniques. From this room, a few steps lead through a stone passage to a former room known as “the chapel”. Bright, it retains the remains of an old historic mural decoration, as well as several doors to the outside and to the attics. Nearby, a wide stone staircase leads down to a vast, very healthy vaulted cellar, also directly accessible from outside. It retains an old fireplace and is one of the oldest parts of the building. The right wing has a very different layout, typical of the 18th century. It consists of a succession of more intimate rooms en enfilade, backed by a network of small passages that serve each room without having to cross the others. Here, one after another, are a bedroom known as the “young lady’s bedroom”, with a Louis XV fireplace in griotte marble, panelling, mouldings and parquet; a boudoir with parquet flooring, a small stone fireplace and a through bookcase; then a magnificent green bedroom with a pink marble fireplace, two panelled overmantels with mythological paintings and its adjoining bathroom. The back passages, small service rooms and water points recall the domestic organisation of the chateau in the 18th century and still show today how the different spaces were used. This wing continues with a sitting room, then an office with panelling, antique tapestries and a fireplace. Next come the cabinet of curiosities, then a large drawing room with parquet flooring and a fireplace. Further on, the old kitchens retain their stone floor, a sandstone sink and exposed beams. A charming stone-floored through corridor also provides several accesses on either side. Upstairs, reached by the grand stone staircase, the same rich heritage continues. In the left wing, a papered corridor leads to several bedrooms full of character. One of them, particularly remarkable, features exposed beams, tapestries, panelling and a carved wooden fireplace. It is flanked by two rooms, one formerly used as a confessional, the other as a bathroom (this area corresponds to the first floor of the original dwelling). Another bedroom has its original parquet, a stone fireplace, an adjoining boudoir and a surprising small hidden room, a vestige of the customs and anecdotes of the chateau’s past life. The maid’s bedroom opens onto the corridor. Next comes another bedroom, with its small study and marble fireplace. A few steps then lead to a vast yellow sitting room, with a stone fireplace and mouldings. Two large windows overlook the main courtyard and a third the park. Opposite this sitting room, an area with a small fireplace and a door give access to all the attics of the left wing, above the large storage room, the library and “the chapel”. In the right wing, a corridor serves two suites. The first comprises an 18th-century blue bedroom with a fireplace and an alcove bed, with a bathroom on one side at the back and a small bedroom on the other. The second, larger, is a yellow bedroom with 18th-century panelling, a marble fireplace and French-style oak parquet. Small service rooms, servants’ bedrooms, an office, a water point, a shower and a WC complete this floor. Finally, a top floor gives access to very vast lofts and attics, whose roof structure is one of the most spectacular features of the whole. These volumes occupy a large part of the chateau and further extend the potential of the building. The sale price excludes furniture. However, it is possible to acquire, in addition, all or part of the furniture, decorative objects, tableware and equipment on site, on terms to be agreed with the owners. Gathered over time in keeping with the character of the house, these pieces contribute to the unique atmosphere of the place. The outbuildings are one of the property’s major assets and form, around the chateau, a group of buildings of rare scale, directly inherited from the historic workings of the estate. A first large stone outbuilding brings together several complementary volumes. It includes a remarkable barn of approximately 200 sqm, around which are arranged former cowsheds, storage rooms and upper-floor spaces. The barn, cowsheds and upper floors alone already amount to several hundred square metres, to which further adjoining spaces are added. At the back, a traditional Poitou open shed completes this group. This same outbuilding also houses an independent dwelling, directly accessible from the main courtyard. It comprises a living room with a large fireplace, an open kitchen, a bedroom with dressing room, two bedrooms upstairs beneath exposed beams, a shower room and toilets. It has its own technical installations and a separate meter. Nearby, several small buildings with renewed roofs and two former houses to be restored complete the whole; the larger one has several rooms, former cowsheds and an upper floor. All these volumes offer many possibilities for conversion according to the future owner’s plans. Right next to the chateau, an open shed is a former tobacco drying barn. Opposite this group, a second large stone outbuilding offers a particularly spectacular volume, approximately 27 metres long and 10 metres wide. Dual-aspect and widely open to the outside, it has many doors and windows, a large opening, a stage and an upper floor whose flooring has been redone. A reception hall project had been considered for this building, with areas for a kitchen and catering service, and professional equipment has already been gathered. This potential remains subject to planning rules and the necessary administrative authorisations. But that is not all. Behind these outbuildings lies the chateau’s former farm, arranged around a courtyard almost entirely enclosed by a succession of old farm buildings. In the centre remain the farm’s old water point and its typical drinking trough (listed), particularly evocative reminders of the estate’s agricultural past. Barns, cowsheds, dwellings, open sheds, former houses, farm buildings and spaces to be reinvented thus form an exceptionally rich whole. These outbuildings offer considerable potential, whether for a family, heritage, tourism, cultural, equestrian or events project, subject of course to the necessary authorisations. Through their size and their consistency with the chateau, they are an integral part of the property’s identity and give the whole the dimension of a truly remarkable historic estate, much of which is still to be imagined and brought back to life. An estate of approximately 19.77 acres, between 18th-century landscape heritage and unspoilt nature. The chateau stands at the heart of an estate made up of meadows, wooded warrens and pleasure grounds, offering a particularly unspoilt natural setting. The immediate surroundings of the house, especially in front of its main facade, have a more ornamental character, recalling the traditional layout of 18th-century chateau parks. Behind the building, imposing box hedges structure the vistas. Some of these specimens, said by the owner to date back to the 18th century, have grown to remarkable proportions and form a plant heritage of particular interest. The estate is also home to fine trees, including majestic cedars, apple trees and a group of 19 walnut trees. Beyond the landscaped areas, the meadows and former warrens have deliberately kept a wilder character. The owners wished to preserve these natural spaces to encourage biodiversity and to offer wildlife places of refuge and tranquillity. The former dry moats, one of which has been filled in, contribute to the historic reading of the site and reflect the evolution of the estate over the centuries. The whole forms a unique setting, combining the nobility of an old architectural and plant heritage with the authenticity of unspoilt countryside. Maintenance equipment: the sale includes a Dexheimer tractor, appreciated for its manoeuvrability and suited to maintaining the estate’s grassed areas. Cabinet LE NAIL – Poitou-Charentes – Mr Godefroid COLLEE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Estate Agent Licence: : 8601 2021 000 000 008 - CCI de la Vienne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Sole agents. Nestled in the heart of an unspoiled natural environment, this rare and prestigious 300-hectare estate offers an exceptional heritage together with outstanding potential for a luxury hospitality business, private events, hunting, or an extraordinary private residence. At the heart of the estate stands a remarkable château dating back to the 15th century, surrounded by six independent guest cottages, a caretaker's house, a traditional hunting lodge, several agricultural outbuildings and three lakes, including a magnificent 9-hectare lake. The estate comprises open meadows and extensive woodland populated by majestic centuries-old trees, creating an exceptional setting of peace, privacy and authenticity. The accommodation can comfortably host approximately 60 guests and includes 24 bedrooms, one dormitory, 15 bathrooms and 3 shower rooms, distributed between the château, the caretaker's house and the various guest cottages. A swimming pool overlooking the principal lake further enhances the exceptional lifestyle offered by this remarkable property. The château, the caretaker's house and one of the guest cottages are heated by an efficient and environmentally friendly wood-chip biomass boiler, while the remaining cottages are equipped with electric heating. The estate has benefited from significant renovation works in recent years, including the complete refurbishment of several roofs, ensuring both comfort and long-term preservation of this exceptional property. ## Guest Cottage No. 1 – Sleeps 4 to 5 Ideally located close to the château and enjoying magnificent views over the principal lake, this charming cottage comprises an entrance hall currently arranged as a bedroom, a bright living and dining room with a wood-burning stove, a kitchenette, a second bedroom, a shower room and separate WC. ## Caretaker's House Attached to the château, the caretaker's residence comprises an entrance hall, kitchen, living and dining room, and shower room on the ground floor. Upstairs are a study, two bedrooms and a bathroom with WC. ## Guest Cottage No. 2 – Sleeps 6 This cottage offers a welcoming living room with a wood-burning stove, a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, one bedroom, a bathroom with both bathtub and shower, and separate WC on the ground floor. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms. An adjoining barn provides practical storage for outdoor furniture. ## Guest Cottage No. 3 – Sleeps 4 to 6 Recently renovated throughout, this attractive cottage features a spacious open-plan living area with a fully equipped kitchen opening onto a comfortable sitting room with a wood-burning stove. The ground floor also includes a shower room with WC. Upstairs, a generous landing leads to beautifully appointed attic bedrooms. ## Guest Cottage No. 4 Situated just a short walk from the principal lake, this cottage benefits from an attractive private terrace. The ground floor features a spacious open-plan kitchen and living room with a wood-burning fireplace insert, together with a shower room and WC. Upstairs, two charming attic bedrooms are served by a landing with built-in storage. ## Guest Cottage No. 5 – Sleeps 12 to 13 Located within a charming hamlet, this extensive accommodation comprises several interconnected buildings. The principal house features a large terrace, an entrance hall leading to a spacious living and dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, one bedroom, a shower room and separate WC. An independent staircase provides access to an upper floor with an additional bedroom, a shower room, separate WC and generous storage areas. A second cottage offers an additional bedroom with its own shower room and WC. A separate dormitory accommodating six guests, complete with its own shower room and WC, completes the accommodation. The property is surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds featuring a gazebo, remarkable mature trees and an orchard. ## Guest Cottage No. 6 – Sleeps 6 to 7 This cottage comprises a fully equipped kitchen with dining area, a comfortable living room with fireplace and wood-burning stove, one bedroom and a bathroom with WC on the ground floor. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms. A garage completes the property. ## Hunting Lodge The traditional hunting lodge comprises a spacious reception hall, a fully equipped kitchen, a game preparation room and a cold storage room. Opposite stands an outbuilding known as "Le Bar", consisting of a large reception room. An original historic hunting lodge adjoining the main building offers excellent potential for renovation according to the future owner's vision. Several historic wine cellars further enhance this exceptional ensemble. ## Woodland The woodland is managed under a *Simple Management Plan* (*Plan Simple de Gestion*), ensuring the sustainable and responsible stewardship of this remarkable natural heritage. ## An Exceptional Lifestyle Opportunity Combining history, nature and extensive accommodation capacity, this unique estate represents a rare opportunity to create a luxury hospitality destination, an exclusive events venue, a distinguished family estate or an exceptional private retreat in one of France's most beautiful and unspoiled natural environments.

Located just 2 km from the center of Azay-le-Rideau, in the heart of one of Touraine’s most sought-after tourist areas, this château—built in 1909—has remained in the same family since its construction. The property offers approximately 1,060 m² of living space and a total floor area of ​​nearly 2,000 m². Renovated in 2013, the château is in excellent condition and retains a particularly interesting interior layout, where spacious volumes and period features play a central role. Generous proportions set the tone right from the entrance. A remarkable staircase serves the upper floors and facilitates a fluid flow between the various reception and living areas. The château comprises 17 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, along with two kitchens and two dressing rooms. Highlights include two formal reception rooms, each exceeding 70 m² and boasting ceilings 5.60 meters high. Their spaciousness, décor, and well-preserved architectural details all testify to the home's distinctive character. The construction was notably innovative for its time, featuring double glazing and original pocket doors—details that are quite rare for a property built in the early 20th century. Outside, the château opens onto a park offering lovely vistas. A large south-facing terrace provides a natural extension to the reception rooms, allowing residents to fully enjoy the surroundings. A swimming pool complements the leisure facilities, while a former tennis court could be restored to use. An independent pavilion of approximately 130 m²—currently in need of complete renovation—offers further potential for use as a guest house, a separate residence, or a space for a future business venture. Despite its size, the property enjoys a well-balanced location: a peaceful setting that is not isolated, situated in the immediate vicinity of Azay-le-Rideau and the Loire Valley's main attractions. The renovation also placed particular emphasis on energy efficiency. The château boasts an impressive energy performance rating for a property of this scale, thanks notably to the installation of heat pumps and a thermodynamic water heater. Two gas boilers also provide heating for part of the château, while the pavilion has its own dedicated gas boiler. With its spacious interiors, numerous bedrooms, and layout, this residence is ideally suited as a large family home—whether for primary or secondary use. It also lends itself perfectly to a high-end hospitality venture, such as a bed and breakfast. A property of real character—distinguished as much by its architecture and spaciousness as by its excellent state of preservation—located just minutes from the center of Azay-le-Rideau in the heart of Touraine.

Located just 40 minutes from Tours and 15 minutes from Loches, this charming late-19th-century château sits at the heart of a magnificent estate spanning nearly 24 hectares, featuring a blend of landscaped grounds, woodlands, and meadows. The residence, offering approximately 300 m² of living space, has undergone an extensive renovation that preserves its authentic character while incorporating modern comforts. The roofing, insulation, and exterior rendering have been redone, while the beams and staircase have been meticulously restored to showcase the nobility of the original materials. The reception rooms exude a warm, elegant atmosphere. The living room invites conviviality, while the tastefully redesigned dining room provides a refined setting for entertaining family and friends. The kitchen, extended by a scullery, combines functionality with everyday comfort. The sleeping quarters comprise six bedrooms, including a beautiful master suite with a dressing room and private bathroom. The bathrooms have been completely refurbished with a keen focus on comfort and high-quality finishes. A spacious basement rounds out the property, featuring a boiler room, a laundry room, and several storage areas. Outside, the estate reveals its full beauty, offering unobstructed views of the park and mature trees. A stream flows through the grounds. The new 15-by-5-meter swimming pool—equipped with a magnesium filtration system, a reinforced liner, and an electric safety cover—creates a perfect relaxation area open to the surrounding nature. While not isolated, the property enjoys remarkable tranquility and offers a rare lifestyle, where the elegance of a character home blends harmoniously with the beauty of a preserved natural estate. Come with your lute beneath the "Juliet" balcony and strike up a courtly air...

In the heart of the Corbières region, located just 30 minutes from Carcassonne, this 12th-century château offers approximately 1,120 m² of living space set within more than 10 hectares of land, with commanding views over the surrounding hills. The main building features 530 m², complemented by an additional 588 m² divided among six independent dwellings. Altogether, the property boasts over 30 bedrooms, a swimming pool, an outbuilding, and a tennis court. The estate opens onto a vast, tree-filled park that includes local species as well as truffle oaks. The main residence, facing due south, offers impressive volumes: six bedrooms, a luminous living room with natural stone flooring, a dining room with a monumental fireplace, and soaring ceilings. The atmosphere is both noble and warm. The six annex accommodations, each with independent access, offer between one and four bedrooms and provide an ideal setup for hosting guests or operating a hospitality business without compromising the privacy of the château. Additional land can be acquired depending on your project. A rare property, where history meets southern French elegance.

Just minutes from Beaumont-de-Lomagne and less than an hour from Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport, this estate of over 4.5 hectares reveals the understated elegance of an 18th-century château amid the unspoilt landscapes of Lomagne. With some thirty rooms, including thirteen bedrooms, the main residence evokes the gracious lifestyle of great family estates, where entertaining is a pleasure, extended stays are a luxury and every space offers the freedom to live on one's own terms. A private chapel lends the property a more intimate dimension, reflecting its history and distinctive identity. Surrounding the château, the former stables, now converted into accommodation, extend its capacity to welcome guests. A substantial detached building, ready to be reimagined, offers further possibilities, subject to the necessary permissions. Whether a family residence, a discreet hospitality destination or an events estate, this property offers more than an exceptional setting: the opportunity to breathe new life into a historic place through a personal, ambitious and enduring vision. Full details available on request following an initial conversation. Price: €1,590,000 – Agency fees included, payable by the seller. Some photos have been retouched to declutter the spaces. Images are non-contractual. DPE: Energy rating F – DPE reference floor area: 845 m², as declared by the seller. Estimated annual energy costs: €26,904- €36,400 (amount subject to confirmation against the DPE) Information on risks is available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr https://sites.google.com/a/coldwellbanker.fr/honoraires-coldwellbanker-demeure-prestige/

This handsome 19th-century château enjoys an elevated position above the Loire, with the river stretching out below. Built in 1878 in carved tuffeau stone over a granite base, the property combines the character and proportions of a traditional Loire château with an unusually large amount of additional space. Restored by the current owners,, it offers the rare possibility of creating a truly personal country estate, while also providing extensive space for professional, creative or commercial activities. The château offers approximately 1,000m² of accommodation over three principal floors, with a lift and around 120m² of cellars. The impressive ground floor has 4.30m ceilings and includes a large entrance hall [20m2], reception room, library/music room [71m2], dining room [33m2], shower room and WC, together with a spacious fitted kitchen [20.5m2] overlooking the park and a pantry. The reception rooms retain their parquet floors and marble fireplaces, creating elegant spaces for entertaining or simply enjoying family life. The first floor has nine bedrooms [ranging between 10.34 and 21.5m2], six with private shower rooms, two further WCs and a separate private apartment comprising a sitting room, shower room and large bedroom with marble fireplace and balcony overlooking the Loire. Seven further bedrooms occupy the second floor [14.5m2 to 20m2], together with a WC, four bathrooms and a large children's games room [21m2]. With this amount of accommodation, a new owner could readily create a private family wing, guest accommodation, rooms for visiting friends or perhaps a dedicated area for artistic or creative pursuits. Two substantial buildings provide approximately 1,368m² of additional space. The first, approximately 386m², is immediately to the rear of the château and arranged as offices and meeting rooms, with glazed partitions, break-out space and WCs. The second, approximately 982m², is a much larger U-shaped building, incorporating offices, open-plan areas, meeting rooms, conference and catering facilities, dining space for 30–40 people, WCs and a two-bedroom staff apartment. There is also an equipped 45m² canteen, two kitchens, a garage and workshop. This existing infrastructure opens up numerous possibilities for a purchaser: offices for a business, workshops or studios, conference and training facilities, or a hospitality or events operation, subject of course to the necessary permissions. The estate also includes a substantial greenhouse of approximately 100m², an agricultural and garden equipment building, a hen house and a further building of around 40m² used for animal feed storage. Around 30 covered and open parking spaces serve the property. The grounds are a particularly attractive feature. Mature cedars, cypresses, pines, horse chestnuts, oaks and ash surround lawns and a small area of woodland, with a handsome avenue of horse chestnuts and rows of cypresses. At the heart of the park is a lake of almost one hectare, with an island reached by a causeway and a charming timber pavilion. The setting could equally lend itself to a more formal garden, a productive potager, outdoor entertaining or simply a private landscape in which to enjoy the changing seasons. The property sits on the edge of a small town in western Maine-et-Loire, where a supermarket, boulangerie, schools and medical facilities provide the essentials for everyday life. The local SNCF station offers direct trains to Angers in approximately 25 minutes and Nantes in around 40–45 minutes. The road network provides easy access to Angers, Nantes and Le Mans, with Paris accessible by road or rail and the north-western Channel ports within practical reach. A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial Loire château with exceptional grounds and an extensive built infrastructure — equally suited to a private family estate, a working property or an ambit

A rare coastal estate, ideal as a primary or secondary residence, combining architectural prestige, generous volumes and exceptional quality of life on the Normandy coast. Elegant 19th-Century Manor Near the Sea – Langrune-sur-Mer Just 400 metres from the beach, this fully renovated late 19th-century manor offers approx. 400 sqm of refined living space, set within a walled, landscaped park of nearly 8,000 sqm with heated swimming pool. Built in brick and stone in a Neo Louis XIII style, the property features remarkable architecture including a square tower, balcony, stone dormer windows and slate roof. Period details have been carefully restored: mouldings, parquet floors, marble fireplaces and high ceilings. The manor comprises spacious reception rooms, 5 bedrooms including a master suite, library, games room and extensive basement with wine cellar. Modern comfort includes double glazing, electric wrought-iron gates and two recent heat pumps. A rare and private coastal property, combining historic charm and modern amenities, in the heart of the village yet perfectly secluded.

Situated between Montpellier and Pézenas, in a completely peaceful setting with no overlooking neighbours, this exceptional, fully restored property is perfect for lovers of history, beautiful stone architecture and wine. Built in the 18th century for a French officer, the château – covering approximately 900m² and set within 2.5 hectares of landscaped grounds and 25 hectares of vineyards – is the centrepiece of the estate. It comprises spacious reception rooms, two kitchens (one of which is semi-professional), as well as seven luxurious suites, some of which feature a terrace and a jacuzzi. Five of these suites are currently operated as luxury guest rooms. The 700m² of outbuildings house seven high-end holiday cottages, accommodating between two and 11 people, and a spa area with a jacuzzi, sauna and two massage rooms. The total accommodation capacity is 65 people. The restoration of all the buildings was carried out over several years to the highest standards, with the aim of providing the utmost in luxury and comfort whilst preserving the period features and the spirit of the place. The immaculately maintained grounds are planted with Mediterranean flora and adorned with antique statues and fountains. They feature two swimming pools (one of which is heated), as well as a large pool house. As well as running holiday cottages and guest rooms, the business also organises events (weddings, seminars, team-building activities, private parties, etc.) The wine from the 25 hectares of IGP-classified vineyards is produced in the estate’s winery, which has a capacity of 1,200 hectolitres and features an 800m² cellar. Production is currently entrusted to a renowned winery, ensuring high-quality output. These wine-making facilities are leased out, generating additional income. The layout of this property makes it suitable both for continuing the existing activities and for converting it into a family home for an epicurean connoisseur. 10 minutes from Pézenas, 30 minutes from the beaches and 40 minutes from Montpellier and its airport. Brochure available on request.

Exclusively, 19th century castle, incorporating the architectural codes of the Loire castles and developing nearly 1,300m² on a park of more than 3 hectares with 800m² of outbuildings. Completely restored recently, this castle presents many remarkable architectural elements and ornamentations. More than 400m² of reception rooms, 3 kitchens, pantry, 9 suites and an office. The last level of 300m² remains to be fitted out. The perfectly maintained park houses a swimming pool with pool house and summer kitchen, a former hunting lodge of approximately 150m² with terrace, a guest house of 70m², an apartment of 80m² with living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a mazet, 60m² garage, old stables and several barns and shelters. In the immediate vicinity of the Canal du Midi, TGV station 10 minutes away, beaches 15 minutes away, airport 20 minutes away and 45 minutes from Montpellier

STUNNING 19TH CENTURY PROPERTY - 3 HA - SWIMMING POOL - OUTBUILDINGS Located just 12 km from Bordeaux, in the heart of the highly sought-after Entre-Deux-Mers region, Bordeaux Sotheby’s International Realty presents this exceptional 19th-century property, meticulously restored with remarkable refinement. Sheltered from any disturbance, this character-filled residence is set within 3.6 hectares of enclosed, wooded grounds, offering a rare blend of heritage, nature, and serenity. The property boasts over 830 m² of living space, distributed across a majestic stone manor (over 600 m²), an elegant independent guest house, and several outbuildings. The main residence features spacious reception areas: a suite of three interconnecting living rooms—including a custom-fitted library—a vast dining room extending into a refined eat-in kitchen, and a study. This level also includes a dedicated entertaining area with a private bar and lounge, a games room with a billiard table, and a professional-grade wine cellar. The upper floor houses six bedrooms—including four suites—along with four bathrooms and an additional study. The independent guest house, spanning approximately 230 m² and inspired by Arcachon-style architecture, offers four bedrooms, two living rooms, and two shower rooms. The landscaped grounds feature a heated saltwater swimming pool with a relaxation area. Completing the property are two dovecotes, a storage outbuilding, an open-plan space of approximately 200 m² ready for conversion, an enclosed garage, and ample parking. Close to Bordeaux and the routes leading to the Arcachon Basin, this rare address combines historic prestige, exceptional accommodation capacity, and an enviable lifestyle. - What we love: • Its ideal location on the outskirts of Bordeaux, • Its renovation, which has enhanced the original features whilst adding a contemporary touch, • Its peaceful and quiet living environment, • Its large capacity and commercial potential. Contact: Etienne Delpech - +33 785 094 770 for Bordeaux Sotheby's International Realty. Prestige real estate, experts in luxury properties and exceptional assets, in Bordeaux and the surrounding area [email protected]

STUNNING COUNTRYSIDE PROPERTY - 30MN FROM BORDEAUX - SWIMMING POOL - GARAGES - OUTBUILDINGS Located just 30 minutes from Bordeaux, in the heart of the prestigious Graves wine route, this remarkable 18th-century property enjoys an exceptionally peaceful setting and showcases the refinement of a meticulously executed renovation. Situated in a charming village close to all amenities, this elegant *chartreuse* offers a private and secluded living environment. The estate spans approximately 1,200 m² and includes a 420 m² main residence—featuring an independent 85 m² apartment with a bedroom and living room—along with several outbuildings. An exceptional garage of over 200 m² provides space for up to 10 vehicles. A summer kitchen opens directly onto the pool area, while former stables covering around 200 m² offer remarkable potential for conversion into an independent guest house. Set within nearly 4.5 hectares of grounds, the property features a beautifully landscaped park with mature trees, offering lovely views of the rolling countryside and surrounding vineyards—a true haven for lovers of nature and tranquility. Meticulously renovated, the main residence offers five bedrooms, including a spacious master suite, as well as generous reception areas. Original architectural features have been preserved and enhanced, reinforcing the estate's authentic and timeless character. Impeccably maintained, this estate represents an exceptional family home and a rare opportunity, distinguished by both the quality of its renovation and its prime location. - We love: • The majestic 18th-century Chartreuse, • Its enchanting grounds, • Its impressively spacious garage. Contact: Etienne Delpech +33 785 094 770 for Bordeaux Sotheby's International Realty. Luxury Real Estate, experts in prestigious properties, exceptional properties, and high-end apartments in Bordeaux and its surrounding areas. [email protected]