luxury real estate for sale Chateauroux, France

In the commune of Châteauroux, on the banks of the river Indre, in the heart of a remarkable site combining two castles, an exceptional 155m² loi carrez apartment offers an astonishing and prestigious living environment. It is housed in one of the two châteaux, a neo-Gothic MH château probably built in the 16th century, surrounded by a private park for collective use. This fully renovated, single-storey apartment (T4) features a vast entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fitted kitchen and a vast, light-filled 60m² reception room with a neo-Gothic-style fireplace. It retains all its Neo-Gothic features and decorations: coffered, French or vaulted ceilings on ribbed crossbeams, towel-pleated wood panelling, monumental carved wooden fireplace and magnificent oak parquet flooring (laid in herringbone pattern)... It features a terrace overlooking the park in an exceptional architectural setting, a basement cellar and a private parking space. It is ideal for a peaceful living environment or a lucrative investment. Shops and schools less than 5 minutes' walk away. This property is subject to co-ownership status (82 lots) and is not the subject of any ongoing proceedings. Property sold subject to co-ownership status, with no ongoing proceedings. Number of co-ownership lots in the building: 82 lots, including 23 main lots. Average annual charges: 3191 euros/year. No legal proceedings in progress. Selling price : 498 720 euros Fees at vendor's expense Energy class : N/A Climate class : N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Dwelling:The manor with a living area of 200 m² includes a kitchen, a living-dining room, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, and 2 toilets. There are possibilities for expansion and an interesting feature is the presence of a well within the wall inside the manor. There is a dovecote and various outbuildings. It is not classified as a historic monument.The property sits on 1ha 31a of land with the possibility of acquiring a larger area.The river passes near the manor.Mission and challenges of Safer regarding this property- Support local developmentTo know the general conditions of intervention of Safer, please click on this link or copy it into your browser's address bar https://www.proprietes-rurales.com/page/informations-fr_157.htmInformation about the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.frPhotos: © Copyright Safer - Usage prohibited without the author's permission.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Let yourself be seduced by the timeless charm of this sumptuous, fully renovated master house, nestled in the heart of an exceptional wooded park. Combining elegance, noble materials, and a green setting, this property offers an incomparable quality of life and remains close to all amenities.On the ground floor, you will be welcomed by a spacious hall leading to a vast, bright living room, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a magnificent office, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. On the first floor, a corridor leads to three large bedrooms, each equipped with dressing rooms, one of which has access to a superb terrace offering stunning views of the park. A bathroom with a shower, a toilet, and a water point complete this floor.The property's landscaped park is a true work of art. This garden is filled with rare and majestic species: cedars, magnolias, maples, hornbeams, and much more. A pond adds a touch of serenity to this green haven. Without any overlooking, this space is a true haven of peace where you can recharge, entertain, or simply admire the beauty of nature.A double garage and a large basement complete the features of this property. Virtual tour available after initial contact.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frSelling price: 629,000 €Fees payable by the seller.Contact your SAFTI advisor: Jérémie LABAYE, Phone: 06 63 57 94 51, E-mail: [email protected] - EI - Commercial agent registered with the RSAC of CHATEAUROUX under number 790 060 776This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4453 : Authentic middle-class residence in the Indre valley Châteauroux is a crossroads between northern France and Aquitaine, between the large cereal-growing plains of the Champagne Berrichonne and the wooded areas of the Boischaut. The Indre prefecture owes its name to Raoul le Large, Prince of Déols. To cope with the insecurity of the times, between Hungarian raids and Viking incursions, he had a fortress built at the beginning of the 12th century on a hill overlooking the Indre, soon to be known as Château Raoul. At the foot of its ramparts, a town grew up according to a well-established social geography. Merchants and burghers settled on the hillside, while tanners and other fire craftsmen occupied the lower slopes. The property, overlooking the Indre valley, is located in this historic area of the upper town, where private mansions and town houses are concentrated. This part of the town is at the heart of Châteauroux Métropole's Cœur de Ville programme. An offshoot of the national plan of the same name, Cœur de Ville aims to develop tourism in the centre of Châteauroux by enhancing the character of the town's residences and installing hotel and restaurant facilities. Boasting the ‘discreet charm of the bourgeoisie’, the house opens onto an alleyway in historic Châteauroux. On the ground floor, the entrance hall, with its black and white chequered floor tiles, is at the crossroads of the different areas of the house. Straight ahead, a staircase provides access to the private area upstairs. On the right, the professional area opens with a pocket lounge, formerly a waiting room. In line with this, a room with its own private bathroom was once a consulting room. The double arch separating it from the small lounge and bathroom, decorated with angel musicians, could be opened up and enhanced. On the left, the reception area begins with a vast lounge decorated in the neo-classical style typical of the early 19th century. Under high ceilings, the room is adorned with panelling imitating antique columns and a fireplace with a superb overmantel with candelabras and bronze motifs. A double glazed door then leads to the bright dining room. This was added to the building at the beginning of the last century and covered by a terrace overlooking the Indre valley, which we'll talk about later. This addition is in keeping with the style, with wood panelling, trumeau and painted decor featuring pastoral scenes. The dining room leads to the last room on this first level, a large veranda that can be used as a winter lounge or a tropical garden. Beyond this, a pantry used as a kitchen completes the ground floor rooms. From the pantry, a trapdoor leads down to the vaulted cellar. Here you will find the gas boiler, a woodshed and storage space for the wine. On the first floor, a vast landing once again serves as a space separating the various rooms. To the left is a boudoir for private family gatherings. Like most of the rooms, it is adorned with a fireplace surmounted by a beautiful painted overmantel with a neoclassical motif. It is followed by a bedroom, the size of which makes it suitable for a child. On the right, after two steps, a private flat comprises a large bedroom with access to the terrace, bathroom, dressing area with WC, and a charming little study. In the bathroom, a door leads to a spiral staircase. This leads up to the garage, the parental flat and two good-sized attic bedrooms. Finally, the main staircase provides access to a vast attic space that could be converted. The house has an outbuilding that is essential for comfortable city-centre living : a garage with space for a large car and a smaller one, or a motorbike. The garage crosses between the street and the terrace garden. In the garden, there is a kiosk for storage and some small roofs (former dovecote, former kennel) that need to be removed. The house has a fairly large garden, given its location, on two levels. The first, approximately 210 sqm, is an unoverlooked terrace overlooking the Indre valley and the roofs of the lower town. Below this, a second terrace of around 220 sqm was once an orchard. This original layout is currently a blank page on which the future buyer's imagination can run wild. Cabinet LE NAIL – Berry - Limousin - Mr Christian MAUVE : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Christian MAUVE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 437 693 534. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Just outside a picturesque Indre village, in the heart of George Sand country, this majestic chateau-fort, built on 12th-century foundations, bears witness to a rich historical and architectural past. Entirely restored in the 21st century with rare attention to detail and refinement, it combines the charm of the vestiges of yesteryear with modern comfort and luxury. Listed as a Monument Historique, with several listed outbuildings, the estate retains remarkable elements of its era, such as medieval towers, curtain walls and ramparts, sublimated by a restoration that has respected the soul of the place. With 1,400 sqm of living space, the chateau offers 22 main rooms, including 9 generously-proportioned bedrooms, ideal for entertaining or family living. The interiors combine authenticity and modernity, with a blend of ancient stonework, period woodwork and top-of-the-range fittings. The property extends over 2.5 hectares and is entirely enclosed, offering total privacy in an enchanting setting. Part of the estate is landscaped, with elegant gardens and spaces for relaxation, while the rest showcases the medieval architecture that gives the place its unique character. The outbuildings, which have also been restored, include impressive ramparts, several towers, a gallery and various outbuildings suitable for conversion, opening the door to a wide range of residential, cultural and tourist projects. This chateau is much more than just a residence: it's a veritable historical masterpiece, a living testimony to medieval and Renaissance architecture. Its location, in the heart of George Sand country, offers a bucolic and romantic setting, steeped in literature and history. Whether you're looking for a family residence, a special event or a heritage project, this exceptional estate offers a unique opportunity. A haven of peace steeped in history, it embodies the perfect balance of prestige, serenity and authenticity. Prix de vente du bien : 3 750 000 euros Honoraires charge vendeur Classe énergie : NA Classe climat : NA Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Amazing castle near Chatauroux. Walled enclosure, right in the center of a village, impressive volumes offering great potential. Magnificent 15th-century castle remodeled in the 19th century, built on the foothills of a 12th-century fortress, overlooks a typical small village in Indre at the beginning of Brenne, 5 minutes from a village that benefits from shops and local services. With its impressive towers, it overlooks the village and thus offers a majestic view of the countryside. It benefits from exceptional light, a 2.4-hectare park with century-old trees, an orchard (pear, walnut, cherry, apple trees), and a vegetable garden. You access the ground floor via steps leading to a superb entrance or guard room. Crossing it, you access a gigantic terrace paved with magnificent wide slabs of Burgundy stone, offering a superb view of the fortified wall and the park. The 300m2 on the ground floor consist of a dining room, living room, kitchen, office, library, utility room, bathroom, and toilet, all with beautiful high ceilings. You access the upper floors via two magnificent stone staircases; the castle walls are 2 meters thick. On the first floor, which spans 200 m², there are salons with ceilings almost 5 meters high, a chapel adjacent to a superb 80 m² bedroom, and a magnificent marble bathroom like all those in the castle. On the second floor, three superb suites with living rooms, numerous rooms that can become offices, bedrooms with their own bathrooms and toilets. You access it through secret passages hidden in a library. On the third floor in the converted attic, you will discover an astonishing 240m2 loft-style living space with an impressive inverted ship's frame. The 1400m2 castle has been fully restored with an astonishing attention to detail and respect for the era, featuring marbles, woodwork, and wooden floors... You literally just have to unpack your bags. The two outbuildings offer countless possibilities for development into 15 to 20 rooms, bathrooms for projects such as guesthouses, hotels, receptions, bed and breakfasts... In the first outbuilding from the 15th century near the main entrance of the castle where the drawbridge used to be. A superb suite with a bathroom has already been restored, and there are 4 other rooms left to be fitted out. Upstairs, a gigantic 300m2 room, certainly an old barracks dormitory, can be transformed into bedrooms or something else. The current owner has already run the electrical cables in anticipation of a renovation. At the end of this building, there is a superb tower served by a stone staircase that provides access to the village square. Along the fortress wall, a superb 15th-century tower is erected over three levels, partially renovated. At the other end of the property on the west side: A superb local stone barn where agricultural equipment is stored also needs to be restored.

In Berry, just 2 hours and 15 minutes from Paris. In a privileged environment, in the heart of a beautiful 10-hectare English park, an elegant 19th-century château of approximately 800m² in good condition with numerous outbuildings (2 gîtes, guest house, swim spa, reception hall of 360m² with catering area and restrooms, barn...). Property aimed at hosting events: weddings, seminars, guest rooms as well as gîtes, would also be perfectly suited as a family home. Rare... more information available upon request. Ref: 1478 DPE: BLANK PRICE: 1,400,000 euros fees charged to the seller. The risks this property is exposed to are available on the website www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.3866 : Listed french castle for sale in the centre of France. This important village castle in the Indre department was built in the 15th century on the foundations of a late 12th century fortress, and was mainly redesigned in the late 19th century with neo-gothic decoration. The countryside is beautiful, authentic and peaceful, and you can live off the resources of the village and the small medium-sized town 8km away. The castle has retained the appearance of a fortress, even though two sides of the quadrilateral have been levelled, thus opening up the castle to the light and making it lose its military function. However, it is still as imposing as ever, towering towards the sky and surrounded by walls, in the middle of its park. The construction on a terrace, its high towers, the impressive volume of the rooms and its nine centuries of history make it a real castle. The raised ground floor opens onto the terrace, which offers a beautiful view of the park that surrounds the castle. It comprises two hallways, a dining room, a lounge, a kitchen, a library, a toilet, a bathroom and a laundry room. On this level, there are 300sqm. On the first floor, a vast reception level comprising three lounges in a row totalling 200sqm under 4.80 meters of joists. Chapel and master flat comprising a bedroom, a study, a bathroom, wc and dressing room. On the second floor: three other prestigious flats each consisting of a bedroom, a sitting room or study, bathroom and wc. Various other rooms, hidden passages through walls up to 2 metres wide. Above, under the attic, a 240sqm leisure room, bathroom and a staff flat with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom. The whole of the property totals 1380sqm. It is worth noting the remarkable architectural quality, the quality of the equipment and the careful restoration: parquet or marble floors, monumental armorial fireplaces, polychromy of the chapel, friezes, etc. All this will leave a strong impression. The outbuildings: Only half of the entrance châtelet remains, and so the drawbridge has disappeared as well. However, the 15th century flamboyant gothic dwelling is still there and constitutes a comfortable, but unfinished, 6-room annex house. Heating by the castle's boiler. In the extension of this long building, there is an office, a tavern, a stable and a tack room. And at the end, another tower, fitted out, forming the corner of the quadrilateral. On the first floor, probably a former garrison dormitory, with monumental fireplaces. The fluids are distributed here. And here and there you can still find loopholes, a latrine, a stunner, a fire hydrant, because the traces of history are very present in these buildings which have been little transformed over the centuries. In the east tower, 3 levels of a room, a gunloft, a spiral staircase. On the opposite side, an interesting 15th century gallery, with columns with foliated capitals, partially embedded in the masonry. This building must have been used for agricultural or service purposes, but remains quite rare in its current state. Enclosed park of 4.92 hectares, planted with large ornamental trees, probably reconstructed and laid out with paths towards the end of the 19th century. Vegetable garden with part of an orchard (cherry, apple, walnut and pear trees) The park is enclosed by walls, which provide privacy in the park from the village. The result is a very good outdoor atmosphere. Cabinet LE NAIL – Berry - Limousin - Mr Christian MAUVE : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Christian MAUVE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 437 693 534. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.