luxury real estate for sale Montmorillon, France

Steeped in history and imbued with spirituality, this former chapel, dating from the first half of the 12th century, is a rare and unique property. Originally built as an annex to a priory attached to the Abbey of Bourg-Dieu in the Indre region, it was dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Now listed as a historical monument , the former chapel, along with the two sculpted capitals and their columns in the chancel, testifies to the exceptional heritage value of this extraordinary place. This exceptional site has preserved the very soul of its past while offering a unique living environment. The space is harmoniously organized around the single nave , enhanced by a spectacular 15th-century timber frame , a true architectural feat that lends volume and character to the whole. The chapel , the historical heart of the site, houses a majestic fireplace , creating an atmosphere that is both solemn and welcoming. It extends into a pentagonal apse , revealing remarkable 12th-century limestone capitals, finely sculpted and supported by engaged half-columns. The south capital illustrates the temptation of Christ: one can distinguish the devil, the Temple of Jerusalem, and Christ within a mandorla repelling temptation, while an angel spreads its wings between the scenes. The north capital depicts two episodes from the deliverance of Saint Peter, offering a veritable narrative in stone, in a state of exceptional preservation. Conceived today as a distinctive residence, the property includes a small, intimate sitting room , a dining room , and three bedrooms . A library overlooking the chapel completes the ensemble, offering a striking view of this extraordinary space and its incredible timber frame. Sold as national property after 1791, this former chapel has survived the centuries with its elegance intact. It will appeal to heritage enthusiasts in search of a truly unique place to live, where history, architecture and emotion meet in rare harmony.

FOR SALE Sheep farm of which a large part of the land is grouped. Currently in activity and can be exploited in breeding or partly in culture. The house and buildings are in good condition and consist of: - an 80 m² house on 2 levels with on the ground floor an entrance, a kitchen/dining room, a living room and upstairs, a landing, two bedrooms, a bathroom, WC. Heating is provided by electric convectors and a wood-burning stove. An adjoining outbuilding serves as a storeroom. - various functional agricultural buildings that can now be used: two stone barns, a sheepfold (wooden construction), a photovoltaic shed from 2010, a fodder storage shed, etc... Relatively newer hardware can be negotiated additionally. This farm is directly exploitable without any costs to be expected. Very nice opportunity! Sale price including fees: 548 600 euros Buyer's fees Fee :5,5% VAT of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees: 520 000 euros Energy class:E Climate class:D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 1560 euros and 2150 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class X. As of January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E.

Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux is offering for sale, near Saint-Savin in the Vienne department (86), this charming property comprising two houses, outbuildings and approximately 7,000 m² of land with a swimming pool. The property is situated in the heart of the countryside, at the end of a road, sheltered from any nuisances, but not completely isolated, as Saint-Savin (with all amenities) is just a 5-minute drive away. Both houses have undergone high-quality renovation and offer two independent homes, each with beautiful, light-filled living areas and a total of 7 bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom or shower room. The perfect holiday home, ideal for bringing the whole family together in a characterful property with a swimming pool, set in an unspoilt area. ENERGY RATING: D - CLIMATE RATING: D / Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: €2,820 - €3,830 (reference years 2021, 2022, 2023) Full documentation available on request. Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information or to arrange a viewing at your convenience. Property presented by Jan Erik Alderlieste “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”

Built in 1832, this former presbytery belongs to that exceptional group of residences that time seems to have preserved. A discreet guardian of the village's history, just steps from the Church of Saint-Hilaire, whose origins date back to the 11th century, it fits with rare clarity into the most remarkable heritage of our provinces. Its restoration is a true work of architecture, carried out with exemplary precision. Every intervention stems from careful consideration; every detail reflects a quest for balance. Nothing is ostentatious; everything seems naturally in its place. Here, refinement is never displayed: it asserts itself with sovereign clarity. Spanning nearly 340 square meters of living space, the residence reveals, from its entrance hall, a spectacular Moorish-style vaulted staircase, a true architectural signature of the property. The light-filled reception rooms offer perfectly proportioned spaces and that singular atmosphere that only homes of great history know how to preserve. The kitchen, the true heart of the property, elegantly combines conviviality and the art of entertaining, opening naturally onto the gardens. Beneath a glass roof perfectly integrated into the building, an office overlooks the property in absolute tranquility, subtly illustrating the harmony between heritage and architectural creation. The upper floors house a sumptuous suite of approximately 50 square meters, as well as three bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. One of these bedrooms boasts a separate sitting room, offering the comfort of the most elegant reception houses. The outbuildings extend this same high standard. The former bakery, restored with remarkable care, forms a charming detached house. The Prior's House offers significant potential for development, while the Priest's Room, transformed into a self-contained studio with a workshop and covered courtyard, harmoniously completes the ensemble. Collectors of classic cars will appreciate a fully air-conditioned space, designed as a true haven for preservation, a particularly rare asset near the legendary Circuit du Val de Vienne. As a final signature, a wellness area inspired by the aesthetics of Eiffel's works, topped with a remarkable copper roof, brings together a swimming pool, spa and sports area in the heart of a landscaped garden conducive to serenity. But what truly distinguishes this property goes beyond the mere quality of its amenities. Everything about it reveals an uncommon intelligence in its design. The perspectives, the materials, the light, and the circulation patterns combine to create a remarkably coherent whole, where every detail naturally finds its rightful place. Homes of this quality are rare. Even rarer are those that so masterfully combine the nobility of heritage, the excellence of restoration, and the comfort of a residence designed for our time. More than just an address, this property is a legacy. A private residence for discerning buyers, where authenticity, discretion, and elegance reach their finest expression.

This is not a standard real estate property, but a destination where people intentionally come for peace, atmosphere and authentic experiences — while offering the immediate opportunity to continue or develop a successful hospitality or lifestyle business. This exceptional estate combines character, comfort and income potential in a way rarely found on the market. You are not simply buying a house, but a complete turnkey concept with significant room for future growth. A unique, move-in-ready estate combining lifestyle and commercial opportunity, set on approximately 6 hectares (15 acres) of private land near the renowned Les Hérolles market in western France. The property includes guest accommodations, independent cottages and a licensed restaurant, supported by proven revenue history and substantial development potential. A flexible, scalable and proven business model. The Estate Located at the crossroads of the historic Poitou and Berry regions, this charming fully equipped estate features multiple buildings, two swimming pools and several terraces, making it ideal for both private living and commercial hospitality use. The current layout allows guests to be accommodated independently while owners enjoy comfortable private living on-site. The atmosphere is authentic, warm and welcoming — exactly what today’s travelers are looking for and value most. Traditional French architecture with natural stone and authentic materials creates a timeless sense of place. Business & Lifestyle Opportunities This estate is perfectly suited for: - Boutique Bed & Breakfast / Guesthouse - Wellness retreats (yoga, coaching, workshops) - Seasonal vacation rentals - Multi-family or shared lifestyle estate - Small-scale luxury hospitality concept Thanks to the existing infrastructure, operations can begin immediately without major renovations or investment. Investment & Growth Potential As experiential travel and boutique hospitality continue to grow in popularity, this estate offers a compelling combination of lifestyle quality and revenue potential. The existing setup and strong visual identity allow immediate income generation while also providing opportunities for expansion and further brand development. Additional information about the estate and its unique atmosphere is available online. Key Features - Fully operational hospitality estate - Proven seasonal revenue of approximately €120,000–€180,000 generated in just 8 weeks (July & August) - 5 guest rooms with private ensuite bathrooms - Private owner’s residence - 2 fully independent and fully equipped cottages/gîtes (approx. 110 m² / 1,184 sq ft each, with private garden and terrace) - Licensed restaurant (approx. 110 m² / 1,184 sq ft) with Licenses II & III and professional kitchen (50 m² / 538 sq ft) - Approximately 80 indoor seats plus covered terrace seating - Swimming pool plus children’s pool - Strong potential for events, retreats and weddings - Authentic French countryside charm - Approximately 6 hectares (15 acres) of land with privacy and expansion possibilities, including a natural lake of approximately 0.75 hectares - Located just 350 meters from the historic Les Hérolles market, attracting 10,000–20,000 visitors per month A Rare Lifestyle & Business Combination The estate offers a rare combination of quality of life and established commercial activity and has been successfully operated as a hospitality business with a proven and profitable business model. Due to personal circumstances, the current operation is intentionally underutilized, creating clear opportunities for future owners to further expand and optimize the business. The layout supports both a charming small-scale hospitality operation and a more ambitious tourism or event-based destination concept. Located in the Vienne department (86) in western France, just 350 meters from the historic Les Hérolles market. Operating for more than 500 years, this market is considered one of the best-known rural markets in France and attracts between 10,000 and 20,000 visitors each month. A truly unique location combining commercial visibility with peace, privacy and authentic French countryside living. Sale price including fees : 895,000 euros. Buyer's fees. Fee : 6 % VAT of the price excluding fees. Sale price excluding fees : 844,339 euros. Energy class : C. Climate class : A. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use : between 4,930 and 6,730 euros per year. Prices indexed to years 2021, 2022 and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the heart of the historic town centre of CHAUVIGNY, this renovated townhouse of 320 m² offers seven bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room. Featuring a private courtyard, it could accommodate a large family and/or be suitable for a hospitality business. A well-designed space The entrance hall and hallway have retained their original flagstone flooring. The living room, with laminate flooring, features a 29.18 m² fireplace with an insert. The ground floor also comprises a 34.76 m² tiled dining room, a tiled hallway, a 12.94 m² fitted kitchen with tiled flooring, a utility room, a 6 m² tiled bathroom, and a bedroom I (disabled access) with PVC flooring (18.43 m²) and a tiled shower room/WC (7.22 m²). On the first floor, the 7.99 m² landing with oak flooring leads to a second bedroom (18.74 m²) with PVC flooring, featuring an open-plan tiled shower room and a separate tiled toilet, a third bedroom (14.64 m²) with PVC flooring, including a built-in wardrobe, a tiled shower room and a separate 6.20 m² toilet, a second landing and hallway with PVC flooring (10.12 m²), a fourth bedroom with PVC flooring and an en-suite shower room/toilet (22.25 m²), a fifth bedroom with PVC flooring, including a shower room/WC of 20.31 m², a sixth bedroom with PVC flooring of 28.42 m² with a shower room/WC of 5 m², a seventh bedroom with PVC flooring of 41.61 m² including a shower room and WC. On the second floor, there is an attic running the full length of the property. The boiler room is accessible via the courtyard. Sale price including agency fees: €378,000. Agency fees payable by the buyer. Agency fees: 5% (including VAT) of the price excluding agency fees. Sale price excluding agency fees: €360,000. Energy rating: D. Climate rating: D. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,390 and €5,990 per year. Prices indexed to 1st of January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Situated in the heart of the medieval town of Chauvigny, just 25 minutes east of Poitiers (TGV-LGV station, A10 motorway), this single-storey villa with 392 m² of living space offers sweeping views of the surrounding area. With its living areas opening onto the terrace, six bedrooms, two studies, a swimming pool, a tennis court, and 2.50 hectares of landscaped, wooded grounds, this property is sure to satisfy everyone’s need for space. The house opens onto a spacious entrance hall with a toilet. Beyond this lie the fitted kitchen with a dining area, the dining room with wooden flooring, and, in succession, a large living room with wooden flooring and a fireplace, two studies, a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom (shower room and separate toilet), and a fitted walk-in wardrobe. Adjacent to the kitchen are a hallway, a utility room, a separate toilet, a secondary entrance, a children’s bedroom, and four further bedrooms, each with its own shower room. Continuing on from there are a painting workshop, a games room, and storage rooms. The house has a full basement comprising a laundry room, a boiler room (heat pump), a cellar, and a large garage. The property also features a delightful heated swimming pool area with a pool house (a summer room with a mezzanine) and toilet facilities. To top it all off, there is a tennis court and a carport for two cars, all set within a lovely enclosed park featuring wooded areas, an orchard, a vegetable garden and an ornamental garden. Sale price including fees : 789,000 euros. Buyer's fees. Fee : 5 % VAT of the price excluding fees. Sale price excluding fees : 751,428 euros. Energy class : C. Climate class : B. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use : between 5,287 and 7,153 euros per annum. Prices indexed to 1st of January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Nestled in the heart of the 19th century, this magnificent château boasts a storied past beginning in the 16th century as Isabelle de Poitiers' hunting retreat. With its imposing architectural beauty, the estate provides a cozy, inviting environment across 760 m² of living area, making it an ideal setting for hosting guests with elegance and comfort. Previously serving as a bed and breakfast, the château's design is perfectly suited for any hospitality venture, featuring numerous bedrooms and welcoming common areas. The main level greets visitors with an impressive vaulted foyer, leading to refined lounges, dining areas, dual kitchens, a utility room, and a large office or conference space. Ascending to the first floor, one finds six bedrooms, each boasting private bathrooms. Certain suites also include kitchenettes and lounges, affording guests additional comfort and solitude. The top floor, mostly refurbished, presents four versatile rooms, with some arranged as studio apartments. Extensive renovations have been undertaken, encompassing the roofing, sewage system, the majority of the main floor, and the entirety of the top floor. While the first-floor sleeping quarters are well-maintained, they could be enhanced with minor decorative updates. The property extends over 10 hectares and features a guardian's residence and a garage, both requiring renovation. A picturesque avenue of trees leads to the château, creating a genuine noble ambiance, while the grounds are dotted with ancient trees, contributing to the estate's majestic appeal. Strategically Positioned in the Historic, Lively Vienne Region A mere 20-minute journey connects to Poitiers, a dynamic, historical city celebrated for its Romanesque buildings, ancient lanes, and vibrant academic scene. Once the Poitou region's capital, Poitiers is a mosaic of cultural, historical, and culinary delights. Noteworthy attractions include the Church of Notre-Dame-la-Grande, the Palace of the Counts of Poitou, and an animated weekly bazaar. The locale is also well-served by transport links. Poitiers features a TGV station with direct fast trains to Paris (1h20) and Bordeaux (1h), besides proximity to the A10 highway. Limoges airport, about 1 hour and 30 minutes distant, offers flights to several European cities.

Jérôme Leray, property consultant with Noovimo, presents this property near Oradour-Saint-Genest: Set within approximately 17 hectares in the heart of the Haute-Vienne, La Petite Locherie is an exceptional lifestyle estate combining a beautifully renovated stone farmhouse, a second dwelling, extensive outbuildings, professional kennels, equestrian facilities, a private stocked fishing lake and approximately 500 metres of private river frontage.Lovingly created as the owners' forever home, no expense has been spared. The main house offers a bespoke farmhouse kitchen with central island, character dining room, spacious living room with wood-burning stove, home office, boot room and a luxurious principal suite with dressing room and spa-style bathroom.Currently operated as a successful Chambre d'Hôtes with two guest bedrooms within the main residence, the property provides an ideal balance between private living and supplementary income.Energy-efficient features include triple-glazed windows, a traditional wood-fired Rayburn providing central heating and hot water, two pellet-burning stoves, solar panels generating approximately EUR7,000 per annum and a DPE rating of D.Outside, landscaped gardens, terraces, a magnificent pergola and a traditional wood-fired hot tub create wonderful spaces to relax and entertain. The 17-hectare estate includes woodland, pasture and parkland, with stables, extensive barns, workshops and professional kennels offering outstanding potential for equestrian, canine or rural enterprises.The private fishing lake and approximately 500 metres of river frontage provide excellent fishing opportunities and create an exceptional natural setting.A substantial stone building is currently being converted into a gîte, with an extensive range of materials already purchased and included in the sale. The main house also benefits from a large attic with excellent conversion potential.Subject to the necessary permissions, the estate also offers exciting opportunities for camping, glamping, fishing retreats or wellness tourism. A declaration for a swimming pool and safety enclosure has already been approved.Located just 6 km from Le Dorat, with its shops, restaurants, healthcare facilities and railway station, and within easy reach of Limoges and Poitiers airports, La Petite Locherie is a truly unique opportunity to acquire a prestigious French lifestyle estate with established income and exceptional future potential. Please feel free to contact me to arrange a viewing. Fees: 4.31% of EUR551,264 (sale price excluding fees). That is EUR575,000 including fees. Fees payable by the buyer. Our fees can be consulted at www.noovimo.fr  Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Listing written by an independent property consultant.

Operation: First group of buildingsBuilt ensemble including: storage building of about 415 m²; old stone stable of about 190 m²; old stone barn of about 120 m²; old residential house of about 150 m² to be renovated. This ensemble has potential for storage, breeding, or rehabilitation of the existing building.Second group of buildingsSecond ensemble composed of: large traditional stone barn with old stables, about 450 m²; stone residential house of about 180 m², to be renovated.Land: Advantages of the operationLand ensemble of 132 ha, including 122 ha of Agricultural Usable Area (SAU). Cohesive and relatively grouped parceling. Good accessibility of parcels via rural paths. Two complementary built sites, about 1.5 km apart.Mission and stakes of Safer on this property- Stimulate agriculture and forestryFor sale, agricultural operation with a cadastral area of about 132 ha, including 122 ha of Agricultural Usable Area (SAU), consisting of arable land and meadows. The operation is sold with two traditional agricultural buildings, located about 1.5 km in a straight line.Please note that some advertising sites do not allow our service to be displayed correctly. For complete and accurate information, we invite you to consult our website or contact us directly. Information about the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Georisques website: georisques.gouv.frPhotos: © Copyright Safer - Use prohibited without the author's consent.This description has been automatically translated from French.

40 minutes south of Poitiers, this enclosed 112-hectare hunting estate offers a pond of over 2 hectares, a 110 sq.mt main house, a fully equipped hunting lodge, and various outbuildings. Completely restored, the main house comprises an entrance hall, a large, well-equipped kitchen/dining room, a large living room with a fireplace, a shower room, a toilet, and two bedrooms, one of which has a dressing area. Currently on one level, it has a second floor that could be fully converted. Heating is electric, as are roller shutters. The house offers a large outdoor terrace and a covered courtyard. The fully equipped hunting lodge has sanitaries, a bathroom, a toilet, a bedroom, a mini-kitchen, and a kitchen-bar. There is also a butchering room and a large storage barn. Detached outbuildings, a covered courtyard next to the house, and various roofs complete the property. The hunting enclosure meets current standards. There is an electric gate at the entrance to the park. The water and electrical systems have been completely redone. The septic tank is new for the entire building. The animals counted on the site include: 7 fallow deer, 25 to 30 roe deer, and 10 to 15 wild boars. Electric fences have been installed to limit movement on the farmland. A simple management plan for the woodlands is available. Equipment is additional (tractor, chipper, mower, trailer, etc.). Sale price including fees : 1,378,000 euros. Buyer's fees. Fee : 6 % VAT of the price excluding fees. Sale price excluding fees : 1,300,000 euros. Energy class : D. Climate class : B. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use : between 1,900 and 2,630 euros per annum. Prices indexed to 1st of January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Ref.4614 : 18th C. Townhouse for sale in the Berry Region In the Berry region, we offer a house full of character on the banks of the Creuse. Land of a thousand ponds, the Brenne is a renowned natural region, recognisable by its moorland landscapes cut by large mirrors of water. Twice a year, great flights of migratory birds stop off in this paradise of biodiversity. The Creuse, a beautiful river that flows down from the Plateau de Millevaches, follows its course through a picturesque valley all the way to Touraine. On its banks lies the town of Le Blanc, a small city of six thousand inhabitants with all amenities. Our home here faces the river, which flows at the foot of the Ville Haute, a maze of medieval alleyways; the town centre is just a few minutes away. All around is the Brenne Regional Nature Park, with its many possibilities for excursions. Fontgombault, home to a thriving Benedictine community, is a ten-minute drive away. The spa town of La Roche-Posay is half an hour away, where dermatological ailments are treated, and has a fine golf course. Modifications made to the house over time have given it the shape of a quadrilateral with two wide projecting wings on the part open towards the river. The whole, under a split roof covered in flat tiles and around a quarter in slate, is built over three stories, the last of which is mansard-roofed. The attic is illuminated by elegant gabled dormers on the north side and Jacobean dormers on the east and west sides, all with triangular pediments. The residence is accessed either from the quayside via the gate and garden, or from the rear, on the upper town side, via the 17th-century carriage entrance. This is why the house is accessed from the side via a small courtyard where this original doorway opens out. On the ground floor, the entrance hall, with its white paving with black cabochons, leads off to the right into a cosy dining room with wood-panelled walls. To the left is the good-sized kitchen, where you will also find the start of the back staircase. You then pass through the entrance hall into the large lounge. This 38 sqm reception room is at the heart of the house. It opens onto a small terrace facing the river and the lower town. Passing through the large lounge, you enter the small lounge, an intimate space with a panel of beautiful wood panelling. A door leads to the stairwell. This stairwell, also accessible directly from the large lounge, leads to the last room on the first level: a large bedroom (approx. 23 sqm), currently disused. First floor: At the top of the quarter-turn staircase, a corridor leads to all the rooms on this level. First there are two bedrooms, one of which has a view of the river. In the middle of the corridor is the large bedroom with its herringbone parquet floor and en suite bathroom. Next door, the entrance to the back staircase and another, more modest bedroom with access to the bathroom. Opposite this room, the last bedroom is a good size and overlooks the river. Between the two, a second bathroom can be accessed via this last bedroom or via the corridor. The second floor comprises four attics, one of which has been converted into a study/library and the other into a boiler room. The basement: A series of cellars built on rammed earth and under large barrel vaults covers almost the entire surface area of the house. This area is accessed via a stairway in the centre of the front of the house, under the terrace mentioned above. Outbuildings : Two lean-to buildings, each around 45 sqm, flank the house. One, used as a greenhouse and gardening shed, has a water supply. The other, probably a former coach house, is used as a shed. The land on which the house stands is a quadrilateral enclosed by walls, except to the north, on the river side, where the fence consists of a low wall with a gate above it. There are two entrances: to the south, on the upper town side, a carriage entrance bearing the date 1661; to the north, on the river side, a two-leaf gate. Also on the river side, two flowerbeds frame a gravelled area where you can park your car. Although small, the garden is particularly well flowered. Furniture is available as an option. A virtual tour of this property is available on request. 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.

In the heart of the Brenne Regional Natural Park, this beautiful collection of ponds and fish ponds is spread over ​​41 hectares of grounds. Easy to access, it consists of 3 ponds (27ha, 6ha and 2ha) and 19 fish ponds. A first set of 9 ponds extends over ​​3.80 hectares of grounds, and the remaining 10 ponds form 2 hectares of grounds which can very easily be rehabilitated into a single pond. The ponds surfaces are included between 600 sq.mt. and 1.5 ha. They are fully surrounded by moats and are supplied with water, either from the 6ha pond or from a 30m3/hour borehole. They are also supplied with electricity and fenced. The 27ha pond and the 6ha pond are simply separated by a dike. The whole thing is marked off. The paths are accessible by truck for fish farming. This property will be perfect for hunting, leisure or a fish farming project. Sale price including fees : 667,000 euros. Buyer's fees. Fee : 6.04 % VAT of the price excluding fees. Sale price excluding fees : 629,000 euros. Energy class : N/A. Climate class : N/A. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref. 4061: 15th C. fortified castle, redesigned in the 19th C., over looking the river. On the edge of the Poitou and Brenne regions, 300 km from Paris and Bordeaux, built on a rocky spur overlooking the river with a view over the countryside, the Château and its grounds constitute an exceptional estate. Close to shops and 40 minutes from a TGV station. Enjoying a dominant view, the proximity of a small hamlet protects the castle from isolation while being sheltered from view and nuisances. This 15th century fortress, redesigned in the 19th century, is defended by large crenellated towers. After extensive work in the 1990s, the interior was restored to its original magnificent proportions, with vaults, ogives for the vestibule and a cradle for the floor, as well as two stone staircases: one straight staircase housed in the thickness of the wall and the second in marble in the pavilion. The remains of the old stair tower are still visible. On the ground floor there is a large living room with a monumental fireplace. A study. Two bedrooms in the towers. To the left of the entrance hall with its beautiful stone staircase, there is a large kitchen with scullery, a hall with toilets. The first floor includes the master suite with dressing room, a second spacious living room, a second bedroom and 2 other bedrooms in the towers. The second floor has 4 bedrooms with bathrooms and offers spectacular views from all windows. The third floor has a large bedroom and a bedroom with bathroom with wooden beams. The vaulted basement contains the old kitchen and storage rooms and two towers. A stone staircase connects the different floors. The estate comprises two caretakers' houses, one with 4 bedrooms and two covered car parks, the other with 3 bedrooms and two covered car parks. Annexes with 17 rooms on the ground floor and the same number on the first floor, closed by double-glazed doors with workshop, garages, former stables, etc. Chapel with ribbed vaults and slate roof built around 1868, situated next to the castle. The estate is entirely fenced and half of it is composed of a forest with bi- and tricentennial trees. Meadows and parkland with a small pond, all on 54,36 acres. A gate with camera and remote control ensures the two main entrances. The access is easy and the circulation is provided throughout the property. Cabinet LE NAIL – Poitou-Charentes – Mr Godefroid COLLEE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 8601 2021 000 000 008 - CCI de la Vienne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail ( www.cabinetlenail.com/en/ ) to browse our latest listings or find out more about this property.

Ref.4905 : Elegant 18th-C. Chateau in the Brenne region of Berry, featuring guesthouses and stables This elegant property is located three and a half hours from the capital, in the heart of the Brenne, the “Land of a Thousand Ponds.” The Brenne is a natural region renowned for its unspoiled wilderness and exceptional biodiversity, designated as a Regional Nature Park. This region offers a wide range of opportunities for relaxation and exploration. Birdwatchers come from all over the world to observe waterfowl and migratory birds, while hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders enjoy the trails winding through the ponds. Hunting enthusiasts also find ideal terrain here, provided they practice responsible hunting. La Brenne is not only a nature reserve but also a vibrant region where nature and human activity have coexisted in harmony for centuries. It is an area known for livestock farming and fish farming, whose products are integral to the local cuisine. In this regard, the Michelin-starred Maison Dallais (La Promenade restaurant) is just thirty minutes away. In this area of scattered settlements, the property, nestled in its own grounds on the edge of a hamlet, enjoys absolute tranquility just three and a half hours from Paris. Nearby, just a few minutes from the château, lies Le Blanc, a charming little town with all the necessary shops and services. Just a little further on, in the beautiful Creuse Valley, Fontgombault Abbey is home to a vibrant Benedictine community. And less than thirty minutes away, heading toward Poitou, lies the spa town of La Roche-Posay, whose waters treat the most common skin conditions. The world-famous cosmetics of the same name are produced there. Poitiers, a major regional, university, and commercial city, is the area’s main hub. It’s just over an hour away. The orientation of the house has no doubt changed over time, as it is likely that the main entrance was previously through what is now the park. Indeed, the five-bay façade on this side has been given a more prestigious treatment than its counterpart on the courtyard side. Two ornate bossages, imitating columns, frame a magnified central bay. On the ground floor, the jambs of the entrance bay take the form of fluted columns supporting a fine lintel with a crenellated cornice. One storey above, the window lintel is decorated with a similar entablature, whilst two storeys higher, a monumental dormer with a pediment and wings emphasises this ostentatious centrality. The other openings and dormer windows on this façade, with similar but simpler decoration, create a sense of alignment emphasised by a simple string course, whilst marking the boundary between the residential storeys. In contrast, the addition of a projecting section in the early 20th-C. transformed the courtyard façade—with its three bays and simplified decoration—into the main façade. At the base, a flared plinth followed by three wide steps leads the visitor to an entrance, where a flat bossage frames the two levels of windows with arched lintels, separated by a lintel in the form of an inverted entablature. Through this entrance, one enters a beautiful, very light-filled hall, providing access to the various rooms on the ground floor. To the left, a corridor leads to a small bathroom with a toilet. In the centre, it opens onto the dining room via a connecting door, aligned with the exit to the grounds. Through this double-length room, which acts as a hub connecting all the spaces, you reach the large sitting room with a beautiful Empire-style fireplace and a herringbone parquet floor, another smaller sitting room followed by a pantry, and the park. Finally, to the right of the entrance hall, a long corridor passes the staircase to reach the large kitchen with a monumental fireplace, an indoor water well and a service entrance leading to the courtyard or the park. On the first floor, the first half-level comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom. The next half-level is organised around a long, light-coloured wooden corridor, in the 18th-C. style, which leads to three bedrooms and a study on the right, and a bedroom with a shower on the left. The latter is situated in the front section of the house, above the entrance hall. As shown on the plan, the first bedroom on the right has an en-suite bathroom, the second has a separate toilet, and the third has a shower room. Walk-in wardrobes have been fitted within the thickness of the walls. On the second floor, in the attic, the floor previously reserved for staff remains to be converted. The total living area is approximately 400 sqm. In the attic, the former servants’ quarters cover a total area of 134 sqm. The property comprises two main outbuildings: two wings of outbuildings flanking the main house. In the left-hand wing, there are four garages with a large loft space above, as well as a holiday cottage on two levels covering approximately 70 sqm. This cottage features a large living room with a fireplace, a kitchenette and a shower, and two bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower. Outside, a private terrace, an outdoor seating area and a barbecue area complete the property. In the right-hand wing is a large and beautiful old stable block with five stalls and three separate brood mares’ stalls. There is also a 140 sqm gîte on two levels, in need of restoration. Beneath this wing is a cellar housing the main house’s boiler room, its water tank and a utility room. The other outbuildings include the old, empty towers, a pole shed, a building known as a ‘bergerie’ (sheepfold) now used as a storeroom, and several small roofed structures. The grounds, covering an area of 5.3 acres, surround the property on three sides. At the rear of each wing, a meadow provides the necessary open space, whilst the wooded park, which features some fine trees and charming, shady groves, extends its green space to the west of the property. 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.

Majestically overlooking the Creuse Valley, this remarkable castle steeped in history enjoys a privileged location offering unobstructed panoramic views stretching for several kilometers and a natural setting of exceptional beauty. The interior captivates with its generous spaces, abundant natural light, and elegant architecture. The spacious reception rooms, numerous windows, and seamless flow between floors provide this residence with exceptional living comfort. Most of the main rooms feature magnificent period fireplaces. Extensive recent renovations have been carried out, preserving the property’s authentic character while ensuring its comfort. The approach to the estate follows a majestic tree-lined driveway leading to the main gate flanked by stone pillars. This opens onto a vast courtyard surrounded by beautiful outbuildings. One houses two immediately ready-to-use guesthouses, while another offers ample storage space and numerous possibilities for conversion. The château’s terraces open onto a remarkable consecrated chapel from the late 19th century, adorned with stained-glass windows and original religious elements, lending the property a rare heritage dimension. The estate spans approximately 23 hectares of meadows and woods, forming a particularly cohesive and well-preserved ensemble. Depending on the buyer’s plans, it is also possible to include in the sale a farmhouse with its adjoining meadows covering approximately 4 hectares, thereby allowing for the acquisition of the château and its main estate in a configuration tailored to individual needs. This exceptional property would be perfectly suited as a prestigious family residence, a bed-and-breakfast or guesthouse operation, or even a high-end event and tourism venture. Key Features • Historic château with commanding views of the Creuse Valley • 15 rooms, including 7 bedrooms • Two guesthouses ready for immediate use • Consecrated 19th-century chapel • Numerous outbuildings • Estate of approximately 23 hectares • Option to acquire the farmhouse and its 4 adjacent hectares • Strong potential for tourism, events, or family living Sale price including agency fees: €852,000. Agency fees payable by the buyer. Agency fees: 5.06% (including VAT) of the price excluding agency fees. Sale price excluding agency fees: €811,000. Energy rating: D. Climate rating: C. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6,940 and €9,400 per year. Prices indexed to 1st of January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr