luxury real estate for sale Salbris, France

Hunting property of 174ha in Sologne, mostly wooded, including a main house, a hunting lodge, a barn, a caretaker's house, various outbuildings, and two ponds.Located 15 minutes from Salbris, 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris, and very close to two Sologne villages.File available upon request.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Ref.4478 : Beautiful french chateau for sale in Sologne. In Sologne, in the department of Cher, at the gateway to the Pays Fort Sancerrois, stands this sublime château nestling in the heart of a private contiguous forest of over 200 hectares. The silence here is so perfect that it becomes music to the soul, soothing any inner turmoil. And yet, despite being protected from any nuisance, the property is only twenty kilometres or so from Salbris and Vierzon stations, making it possible to reach the capital in 1hr 30mins and 1hr 40mins respectively. The main shops and services are around ten kilometres away in a small, dynamic and historic Sologne town. Golf and other outdoor activities are also nearby. Built over a mezzanine floor, the château is constructed of rendered rubble stone and topped with a pavilion-style, three-sloped slate roof. It comprises a square body with an imposing pavilion, half of which is built into the structure, a four-sided tower, also half of which is built into the structure, and a cylindrical tower above the structure. The frames and quoins are in red brick with pointing, giving the building a certain elegance. A projecting string course surrounds the building, marking the separation between the ground and ground floors and giving rhythm to the façade. The half-hipped dormers on the first floor are topped with a zinc finial, demonstrating the building's attention to detail. The attic floor is pierced with skylights to let in natural light. The building faces north-east/south-west and spans approx. 700 sqm of living space over three stories: Ground floor : A vast gallery entrance of almost 30 sqm, with cement tiles on the floor and picture rails on the ceiling, sets the scene. It opens onto a pleasant billiard room on the right and a bright, spacious study on the left, with its herringbone parquet flooring and marble fireplace. Towards the south-west, a splendid lounge (45 sqm, 4 m high ceilings) bathed in light provides a warm, soothing atmosphere that every guest will appreciate. This is followed by a large hall with the start of a beautiful solid oak winding staircase, then a corridor leading to a second, more intimate sitting room with views over the parklands. This is followed by the dining room with its trumeau over the marble fireplace, its picture rails and its bow window giving it an uninterrupted view over the parklands. A pleasant, double-exposed kitchen of almost 30 sqm with a central island completes the western layout. It has direct access to the outside from the small circular tower. To the east are a laundry room and a toilet, as well as the start of a secondary staircase. On the first floor : a landing leads to a large corridor with 6 bedrooms on either side, including a large master suite with its own bathroom and dressing room, as well as private wc in the tower. The south-east-facing bedroom offers the luxury of access to a roof terrace bordered by square pear-shaped balusters with a square base and rounded pedestal and spine. The neighbouring bedroom, facing south-west, has a suspended balcony with wrought-iron railings. There are also two shower rooms and separate wc. The second floor : even though it is under the rafters, it is still very spacious. There are three bedrooms, a bathroom, wc, an artist's studio with a floor surface area of more than 40 sqm and various other rooms. The latter, currently used for storage, could easily be converted into bedrooms as they already have all the comforts required for such use. The mezzanine floor contains cellars, a boiler room, a laundry room and storage rooms. The property is in good condition and offers excellent conversion potential. Outbuildings : To the north-west of the château is a comfortable caretaker's cottage which, although built in the 21st century, respects the château's architectural style. The walls are rendered and covered with a slate roof. The ground floor comprises a living room with open-plan kitchen and separate toilet. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, wc and a bathroom. It has electric heating, Polyvinyl chloride double-glazed windows and an independent drainage system. The building also houses two enclosed garages and, adjoining them, a lean-to with an electric charging point for two additional vehicles. To the south is a splendid 11 x 5 m swimming pool, built in 2000 and covered by an elegant 19 x 8 m conservatory-style glass roof. The swimming pool uses salt water and is heated by its own oil-fired boiler. After a long, straight, gravelled driveway, more than 500 m long, in the middle of the woods, you reach the entrance gate to the property. The enchanting backdrop is a magnificent château set in 1.65 hectares of fully enclosed landscaped parklands. The gardens, a subtle blend of geometry and romanticism, offer idyllic perspectives that captivate the eye. Here, the flowerbeds compete in colour with the seasons, while the paths lined with trees and pruned bushes invite you to stroll and contemplate. In the evening, the park's lighting, rivalled by that of the moon, offers an altogether different setting, but one that is just as pleasing to the eye. A well with a submersible pump provides automatic watering for the various fruit trees, shrubs and flowers. In addition to its refined gardens, the property enjoys the immense privilege of benefiting from the natural protection of more than 200 hectares of thick woodland, giving it perfect privacy, but without the burden of maintenance, as it belongs to an adjoining owner. This place, deeply rooted in its terroir, seems to breathe the soul of its history and no nuisance disturbs the beauty of the surroundings. RENTAL SITUATION : The 208 hectares surrounding the property are currently rented by the owners of the château under a hunting lease for an annual sum of €17,800. This lease can be transferred according to the wishes of each party. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – M. Baudouin LE GRELLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Baudouin LE GRELLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 917 712 358. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Fifteen minutes east of Salbris, this 19th century manor house is set in the heart of authentic Sologne. With several outbuildings set in beautiful landscaped and wooded surroundings, the dwelling has 520 square metres of living space, spacious reception rooms, 11 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, ideal for organising family events or running a hotel. The grounds include a secure swimming pool and some very fine preserved trees. Guest house, garages and four horse stalls. Price before tax: €998,000 (fees payable by the vendor) Property presented exclusively by Bertrand LHOMME +33(0)6 22 65 28 12 [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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This property is located at the gates of Salbris, in the department of Loir et Cher, about 2 hours from Paris. This castle is the oldest family estate in Sologne. It was rebuilt in the 17th century on the foundations of an old feudal castle and was passed down from father to son over several generations. Quietly located, it has beautiful, very bright reception rooms, and a magnificent chapel decorated with stained glass windows. The floor consists of 9 bedrooms and many bathrooms, all benefiting from a view of the woods and the river which border this beautiful building. The partially renovated outbuildings offer very good accommodation possibilities and the possibility of creating reception rooms. A swimming pool as well as boxes for horses complete this beautiful set. DPE:G/G Well presented by Martial RENAUD +33(0)6 12 94 84 59

Located in Sologne, 2 hours from Paris and just a few minutes from Salbris, this property comprises three 18th century farmhouses. The first house serves as the main dwelling, presenting approximately 120 sq.m including living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom. The second house is divided into a barn part and a living part (42 sq.m), including two bedrooms, small kitchen and bathroom. The third house serves only as a barn. The private grounds of approximately 61 hectares are rich in game and mainly wooded. The land brings tax benefits under the Plan Simple de Gestion regime. It is perfectly maintained and presents four water sources.

Located in Sologne, 2 hours from Paris and just a few minutes from Salbris, this property comprises three 18th century farmhouses. The first house serves as the main dwelling, presenting approximately 120 sq.m including living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom. The second house is divided into a barn part and a living part (42 sq.m), including two bedrooms, small kitchen and bathroom. The third house serves only as a barn. The private grounds of approximately 61 hectares are rich in game and mainly wooded. The land brings tax benefits under the Plan Simple de Gestion regime. It is perfectly maintained and presents four water sources.

A medieval castle, with 16th & 17th century airs, and its 11 ha of wooded parklands, two hours from Paris. A driveway, turning off the road, is bordered by vegetation, across which it is possible to glimpse steep slate roofs. It leads straight to wrought iron gates, concealing all of the property’s buildings and its 11.0236 hectares of parklands and woods. Straight on, the medieval origins of the building are obvious courtesy of its square towers as well as the size of its windows. Steep roofs as well as inward-opening and casement windows, amongst other things, reflect the successive remodelling works that the castle has undergone since it stood on its 11th century motte. Looking out the rear of the building from the upstairs, an unobstructed view extends over the parklands and the gently-sloping wooded section. The caretaker’s cottage, standing at the very entrance to the estate and spanning approx. 60 m², faces an old house awaiting restoration. Set back, another building acts as a woodshed and a garage. And lastly, following on from the castle is a guest house. It is adjoined by a swimming pool with a tennis court, concealed by vegetation, at a distance. All the buildings house a main, gravel courtyard, predominantly used by cars. In its centre are a copse of age-old trees and shrubs that flower in the spring.