luxury property with hunting estate for sale Amboise, France

In a privileged environment with an exceptional biotope. 10 minutes from ROMORANTIN and access to the A 85 motorway. Hunting property on 37 hectares (with the possibility of an additional 18 hectares) featuring a pond, beautiful riverbank, plains, and woods. The property has a simple management plan. A fully restored gîte of over 350m² with 6 bedrooms, 5 of which have en-suite bathrooms, a relaxation area, and an indoor pool. You will also have a main house, a guesthouse, a large barn, 2 outbuildings, and numerous equestrian facilities.This description has been automatically translated from French.

SOLOGNE - 1h30 from PARIS - 10 min from ROMORANTIN PROPERTY of 165ha with a dwelling house and an outbuilding The 110 m² house, fully renovated, consists of: Ground floor: Living room/dining room, kitchen, one bedroom, an office, shower room, toilet, pantry, cellar. 1st floor: convertible attic (80m2). The territory consists of woods, underbrush, fallow lands, plantations of coniferous and deciduous trees with several water points. The hunting plan is for 15 deer, 3 large game animals. During the hunting season, about twenty wild boars are harvested. Fees to be borne by the seller. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Barnes propriétés et Châteaux is offering for sale this exceptional property located in the Vienne department (86) between Châtellerault and Poitiers. Châtellerault TGV station is 15 minutes' drive from the property, making Paris just 1 hour 30 minutes away. The property comprises a 19th/20th century château with around 900 m² of living space and its numerous outbuildings in the middle of an estate of almost 345 acres, sheltered from any nuisance. The property is completely free. Hunting estate for small and large animals. A harmonious, high-quality property in impeccable condition. The château offers spacious reception rooms and around fifteen bedrooms on the upper floors, perfect for bringing the whole family together. The estate comprises 197 acres of grassland, 123 acres of woods in 2 forest massifs and 24 acres of reserves around the buildings, which open onto approx. 15 acres of wooded parklands planted with very old trees and featuring a tennis court. Detailed documentation available. Energy class: E - Climate class: E / Estimated annual expenditure: €18840 and €25550 (2021 price reference year). Excessive energy consumption. This property is presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE +33665591211 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Hunting property in Sologne, covering over 106 hectares composed of woods, plains, a pond of approximately 3 hectares, with an excellent biotope for hunting (large and small game).Real estate ensemble including:- A comfortable living house of approximately 174 m² with its covered swimming pool and outbuildings.- A caretaker's house of approximately 97 m² with a hangar, barns, workshops, and garage.- A hunting lodge featuring a bar, a dining room, and a kitchen.This property combines hunting, comfort, and tranquility.Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between €1500 and €2090 per year. Average energy prices indexed to the year 2021 (including subscriptions).The information to which this property is exposed is available on the website: https://www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Unique estate in SologneIn the municipality of Ménestreau en Villette, 7 km from La Ferté St Aubin (SNCF train station and A71-Olivet highway), a 19th-century château on a wooded estate of approximately 50 hectares with a pond. An extension of 20 hectares is conceivable.On either side of the entrance, there are two identical service pavilions with stables on the ground floor and accommodations on the upper floor. The moats fed by springs form a protective enclosure.The ground floor and the first floor are currently used as living spaces, with a usable area of approximately 450 m2. The second floor is used as an attic. The entire residence rests on beautiful cellars.The habitable part is fully equipped with recent double glazing, with heating provided by heat pumps and thermodynamic water heaters.The harmony of the entire estate and the environment with ancient trees are remarkable.The well-designed hunting territory benefits from a varied biotope conducive to a high density of wild boars. Small game hunting can be easily organized.Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: €5277 per year. Average energy prices indexed to 2015 (subscriptions included).The information to which this property is exposed is available on the site: https://www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in the heart of Sologne, this estate with hunting purposes offers a territory of 173 hectares, mostly composed of woods and plains. It has two ponds, including one of about 3 hectares. The estate has three building complexes, to renovate. The first offers a house of about 140 m² with 4 bedrooms and various annex dependencies. Not far from there, a second built ensemble including an old farm building with a garage, a barn, and an old stable of about 240 m². At the entrance of the territory, a hunting meeting with two wooden annex garages. The territory, ideal for nature lovers and hunting small and big game, benefits from a good population of deer. Energy Performance Certificate: G/G (energy-consuming residence) Price including fees: €2,100,000 (net selling price: €2,000,000 - fees of 5% borne by the buyer) Presented by Martial RENAUD: [email protected] - +33 (0)6.12.94.84.59 Information on the risks to which this property is subject are available on the site: www.géorisques.gouv.fr.

Located in unspoiled countryside of rare beauty in the heart of Sologne, this exceptional property is spread over 90 hectares of land. A veritable oasis of calm, it is steeped in local heritage and hunting tradition. The estate is centred on an elegant manor house presenting beautiful airy reception rooms and six bedrooms. It boasts a breathtaking view of the meandering river and its own landscaped grounds. Next to it is a farmhouse with four bedrooms and large convivial reception areas, perfect for entertaining friends or for letting out as a guest house. Additional facilities include a building with an indoor swimming pool, an outdoor swimming pool, a tennis court, a small pavilion, an old mill, an artist's studio, a garage, outbuildings and a caretaker's house. The well-maintained grounds are perfect for hunting pursuits. They include two ponds, wooded areas rich in game, clearings and meadows bordered by the river. A spectacular natural setting.

Réf. 4843 : 84 acres estate 15 km from Vierzon and 70 km from Orléans. Located in the heart of the Loir-et-Cher department, between Romorantin-Lanthenay and Salbris, this contiguous plot of around 30 hectares offers a preserved natural environment, sheltered from view. Easily accessible via the SNCF train stations in both towns, it also benefits from being in close proximity to all essential shops and services. Paris is approximately 190 kilometres away (around 2½ hours by motorway), whilst Orléans is less than an hour’s drive away, 70 kilometres from the site.  The main house, with its unique charm reminiscent of a small manor house, consists of a two-storey tower built of rendered masonry and covered with slate. This is connected to a second building, more typical of the region, constructed of brick and half-timbering under flat tiles, by an intermediate section of rendered masonry with exposed stonework, also covered with flat tiles. Facing north-west/south-east, the property offers a living area of approximately 160 sqm, laid out as follows: On the ground floor: a spacious 36 sqm living room with a fireplace, a small sitting room, a 10 sqm bedroom, a shower room, a toilet, as well as a kitchen opening onto the living room (also 36 sqm) with a fireplace, and a study. Upstairs: two bedrooms of 11 sqm and 20 sqm, one of which has its own bathroom, a dressing room, a mezzanine playroom and an attic. Outbuildings : There are numerous outbuildings situated to the north of the main house. These consist of an old L-shaped farmhouse, complemented by barns and agricultural sheds. In the L-shaped section, there is a caretaker’s house comprising a spacious 50 sqm living room, a utility room, two bedrooms (11 and 12 sqm), a bathroom, a toilet and a laundry room. At the corner, another building houses a hunting room with a kitchen, as well as a small self-contained studio comprising a kitchen (20 sqm), a bedroom (17 sqm) and a shower room. All of these buildings require significant renovation work to realise their full potential. Finally, two further buildings, currently in an advanced state of disrepair, complete the property and could provide a valuable source of materials for the restoration of the farmhouse. The land stretches harmoniously around the property, forming a cohesive whole comprising woodland and natural fallow land. This diversity of habitats fosters a rich ecological environment and provides a variety of habitats conducive to the development of wildlife. In particular, wild boar and roe deer are regularly spotted here, along with the occasional passage of red deer, highlighting the site’s appeal to hunters. In the immediate vicinity of the main house, a small terrace allows you to enjoy pleasant moments outdoors in a peaceful, leafy setting. An above-ground swimming pool completes these facilities, providing a welcome space for relaxation during the warmer months. This property, on a manageable scale, lends itself perfectly to sustainable management and targeted improvements (clearing, game crops) to fully optimise its potential. It thus offers an ideal setting to enjoy a preserved environment, conducive to peace and relaxation. Perfectly suited to friendly hunting with friends or family, this property is situated in a sought-after area of the Sologne, renowned for the quality of its hunting grounds and its proximity to towns with SNCF railway stations. 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.

Forest property and hunting territory of 150 hectares near Salbris, in Sologne. The territory is registered for an area of 148 hectares, 33 ares, and 28 centiares. The forest, contiguous, has numerous paths and access roads, maintained and accessible all year round. It is subject to a simple management plan over approximately 80 hectares. Hunting is unrestricted, and a hunting plan is in place: - 1 CEM-8, 1 doe, 1 fawn - 8 roe deer - 40 to 50 wild boars per year over the last three years. A forest lodge is located on the property, serving as a hunting relay.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref. 4820: Exceptional 148-acre hunting estate with ponds in Sologne, 2½ hours from Paris Located in the Loir-et-Cher department, in the heart of the Sologne region renowned for its lakes, this estate enjoys a particularly sought-after setting, celebrated for its exceptional hunting appeal and the richness of its unspoiled natural environment. Easily accessible, it lies less than two and a half hours from Paris, thus offering a perfect balance between rural tranquility and proximity to the capital. The nearby town of Salbris features an SNCF railway station providing access to Paris in approximately one and a half hours, a significant advantage for regular travel. Essential shops and services are situated just 7 kilometers away, ensuring everyday convenience. Finally, Romorantin-Lanthenay, the capital of the Sologne region, is approximately a twenty-minute drive away, offering a more comprehensive range of services, infrastructure, and activities. The property comprises a former farmstead arranged around a quadrangular courtyard, within which pheasant and duck breeding activities were previously carried out. The buildings are functionally organized around this central courtyard, forming a coherent and well-structured ensemble. The residential portion, adjoining the former agricultural buildings, represents approximately one quarter of the total built footprint. It takes the form of a traditional L-shaped longhouse constructed in red brick (characteristic of the Sologne region) and topped with locally typical flat tiles. The ground floor features a spacious living room fitted with an insert fireplace and a traditional hearth, extended by a secondary lounge that also benefits from a fireplace. This area leads to a utility room with sanitary facilities. The layout is completed by a bedroom with its own shower room and WC, as well as an independent kitchen. Upstairs, the property offers two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room and WC, ensuring a functional arrangement suited to both residential use and guest accommodation. Set at a right angle and accessible exclusively from the outside, a second single-storey dwelling completes the ensemble. It comprises a living room, a kitchen, and two bedrooms, each equipped with its own shower room and WC, allowing for fully independent use (such as a caretaker’s residence, guest accommodation, or ancillary activity). Overall, the property benefits from a rational layout and offers significant potential for adaptation, particularly in the context of a residential, hunting, or hospitality project. OUTBUILDINGS : The outbuildings are numerous and extensive. Built in the typical Sologne style, with brick and tile, they form an almost enclosed complex accessed via an imposing porch. Although all activity has now ceased, the majority of the buildings have retained their original condition. Traces of the former agricultural and hunting operations can still be found here: breeding aviaries, nesting boxes, incubators, chick rearing pens, disinfection chambers and rearing pens, offering a faithful glimpse into how the estate was organised in the past. A barn with a floor area of over 285 sqm and a ceiling height exceeding 5 metres, used for storage and equipment, as well as former staff accommodation, complete the complex. Nearby is a large shed with a floor area of nearly 450 sqm, formerly used in particular for fattening aviaries and equipment storage. Finally, a former outdoor aviary enclosed by netting further confirms the property’s former potential. Whilst the complex has undeniable character and significant potential for renovation, it also bears the marks of time: some buildings now require repair work, as several walls have been weakened over the years and maintenance has become inadequate. LAND : The land, enclosed on three sides by a perimeter fence over 2 metres high, forms a cohesive and secure estate of approximately 148 acres. It offers a habitat particularly well-suited to hunting, characterised by a balanced mix of woodland, fallow land, game-rearing fields and wetlands. The estate comprises three ponds, two of which cover an area of over 3.7 acres each, giving a total water surface area estimated at around 13.6 acres. These bodies of water, combined with the surrounding habitats (reed beds, grassy banks, foraging areas), provide optimal conditions for the development and maintenance of wildlife. The entire biotope is particularly well-suited to waterfowl hunting, whilst also allowing for the presence and pursuit of woodcock, as well as roe deer, deer and wild boar. The annual hunting quota is one adult stag, one young stag, six roe deer and an unlimited number of wild boar. This is a cohesive, high-quality area, whose intrinsic characteristics alone constitute a key factor in the estate’s appeal. 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.

Ref.4782 : French hunting property for sale in Loir-et-Cher. Nestled in the heart of the Loir-et-Cher department, between the towns of Romorantin-Lanthenay and Salbris, this beautiful property of approximately 111 acres (45 hectares), in a single block, has a pleasant built environment and a rich and varied biotope. With easy access thanks to the SNCF train stations located in each of these two towns, it also has all the shops, essential services, and useful infrastructure you need right nearby. Paris, 118 miles away, can be reached in about 2.5 hours by highway, while Orléans is only 43 miles away. The land, which is free of any occupation, is harmoniously composed of alternating woods, copses, and ponds, making it a complete property that is particularly suitable for hunting both big game and ducks. The forest is rigorously managed in accordance with the provisions of the Simple Management Plan. Access to the property is via a small road that runs alongside the house and its outbuildings. The main house, built of exposed stone masonry with flat tiles, faces east/west and has a living area of 215 sqm. It comprises: On the ground floor : an entrance hall leading, on the right, to a kitchen opening onto a living room (48.5 sqm, ceiling height: 2.75 m). Opposite is a lounge with a fireplace insert (24.6 sqm), which connects to the living room and a bedroom (24.6 sqm). On the left, the entrance hall leads to a shower room with toilet, which has access to the bedroom, then a laundry room with staircase. On the first floor, halfway up the slope: a landing converted into a reading corner, two bedrooms, an office, a storage room, and a bathroom with toilet. Three outbuildings complete the complex and form a U-shaped courtyard with the main house. They have water and electricity. The first building, constructed in traditional plastered masonry and topped with flat local tiles, consists of a boiler room with a workshop and a small studio comprising a living room with a fireplace, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a toilet. A cellar has been built under part of the studio. Perpendicular to the house, an old stable built in traditional plastered masonry and covered with flat local tiles now houses two stalls, a gym, a garage, and a hunting room. The latter, with a surface area of 56 sqm, has a fireplace and a kitchenette. Opposite the house, a large barn built of plastered masonry and covered with flat country tiles, some of which need to be replaced, consists of two rooms, one of which is approximately 120 sqm with a ceiling height of 4.40 m, allowing for the storage of vehicles or maintenance equipment. The property covers an area of approximately 111 acres (45 hectares), largely open on three sides and bordered on the fourth by the highway. It offers excellent potential for hunting and combines all the elements sought after in this type of property: woods, fallow land, plains, and a pond, providing a varied biotope that is favorable to game. The pond, covering an area of over one hectare and well maintained, is a real asset and adds real value to this beautiful property. Easy to maintain thanks to its manageable size and lack of constraints, the property nevertheless offers significant potential for combining hunting with grazing for horses or other herbivores. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – Mr 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.

Discover this very beautiful property steeped in history over an area of 65 hectares with a pond and bordered by the river. Established in the early 20th century by a family of the Orléanaise nobility, the manor has preserved all its soul and authenticity. You will be immersed in this atmosphere characteristic of the luxury of yesteryear from the vast entrance that serves several reception rooms. You will appreciate the small lounge adorned with woodwork overlooking the pond. The kitchen, once used to warm up dogs and hunters returning from the hunt, opens onto the large terrace that overlooks the pond. To access the upper floors, take the remarkable staircase that leads to three beautiful bedrooms and two shower rooms on the first level. On the second: two bedrooms, one with a water point, a suite, and a games room with a bar and billiards. The basement includes: a heating room, a cellar, a kitchen space, and a hunting room accessible from the outside. Set apart, to complete the ensemble, a carport and an outbuilding. The territory is largely wooded and arranged for big game hunting particularly prevalent in this area.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref. 4282-A : Splendid estate in the centre of France (Sologne), about 15 acres, 2 hours from Paris, for sale This exceptional property is located just two hours from Paris in a privileged setting in the heart of the Sologne region. This long-neglected region is now the centre of attention. Easily accessible from the capital, it combines : -a rich heritage, with numerous Loire châteaux (Chambord, Cheverny, Sully...), -ancestral culture, in particular hunting, for which it continues to satisfy the demands of the greatest nemrods, -a comfortable lifestyle, with vast stretches of woodland pierced by numerous ponds, providing a temperate climate and an undeniable sense of tranquillity. -The dynamic imperial town of Lamotte Beuvron, renowned for its federal equestrian park and its deep-rooted local culture, is only a few kilometres away. For lovers of sports and outdoor activities, the Sauldre canal and Etang du Puits provide great opportunities to get out into the heart of nature, on foot, by bike or on horseback. Chaumont sur Tharonne has a Center Parc offering a wide range of sporting and water-based activities. The manor house, with its refined architecture, overlooks the land that makes up its estate and enjoys the magical scenery that the streams and pond below generously provide. This exceptional estate offers vast potential for development, harmoniously combining charm, elegance and functionality. Nothing is missing to satisfy the most exacting requirements. Facing north-south, the main residence stands proudly in brick and ashlar quoins beneath a noble slate roof. It offers around 530 sqm of living space, revealing an architecture that is both classic and singular. The building is built around a central body, flanked to the east and west by two rotunda extensions, while the north and south facades are adorned with two quadriform projections, giving the whole a balanced appearance. On the ground floor, the north-facing façade opens onto a light-filled entrance hall, enhanced by large picture windows topped by a glass dome, a veritable well of light. This leads to a study, a lounge with a fireplace, and the start of the main staircase. A second lounge, with a bar and another fireplace, extends the space to a vast panoramic lounge of 65 sqm, facing south and offering a breathtaking view of the parklands, river and pond: a veritable tableau vivant. To the east, a secondary entrance leads to a cloakroom with toilet and a staircase leading to the staff bedroom, as well as a dining room and a family kitchen. Opposite, to the west, an intimate boudoir and a light-filled music room, also with a glass roof, invite you to relax or create. Upstairs, a landing extended by corridors leads to four superb suites, each with its own shower room and toilet, offering discreet, refined comfort. A study and storage room complete this level. Accessible via the back staircase, a fifth suite, formerly dedicated to staff, retains all its charm and practicality. On the second floor, there is a vast, luminous bedroom with an en suite bathroom, a large dressing room and an adjoining room offering a host of layout possibilities. Finally, a basement cellar completes this exceptional property, ideal for storing or preserving wines. The numerous outbuildings that make up the estate are typically Solognese in style and offer a great deal of potential for use. They are generally in a good state of repair and comprise: -A spacious farmhouse of 450 sqm : Ground floor: from north to south, hunting room, bar, study, kitchen, dining room with toilet, trophy room, ceiling removed. -First floor: First floor: 4 bedrooms including 3 suites, games room and mezzanine. 6 heat pumps with a thermodynamic storage tank were installed in this building in 2023. The insulation in the attic was also completely redone that same year. The window frames are single-glazed wood. -A pavilion housing a 10.5 x 3.5 indoor gas-heated swimming pool, a sauna, a jacuzzi and a shower. Upstairs, a 130 sqm games room. Solar panels were installed on the south-facing roof in 2023. -A garage (116 sqm) with an artist's studio upstairs and a fitness room adjoining. -A caretaker's cottage to refresh with kitchen, living room, bathroom with wc and bedroom. Electric heating, single and double glazed windows. -A mill room - A row of 14 garages measuring 2.85 x 5.15 m by 2 m high. - A technical room with a generator. - An aviary. - A tennis court. - An outdoor swimming pool and poolhouse. The parkland, drained by the Grande Sauldre and its own reach, features a pond that is a delight to look at every season. Slightly sloping, it is mainly to the south of the house and gives free rein to nature. Graceful footbridges span the different arms of the water, inviting you to take a stroll, to escape and to enjoy a silent encounter with unspoilt flora and fauna. Here, every step becomes a beautiful escape into the intimate beauty of the wild. In addition to these pleasure gardens, the area also boasts a perfectly designed and structured hunting estate. A fallow deer park, harmoniously integrated into the landscape, is part of a natural hunting environment. Large populations of wild boar and roe deer have taken up residence here, and the discreet passage of deer is a regular sight. The area perfectly combines the fundamental triptych for wildlife to flourish: woods, plains and ponds. This subtle balance gives the area exceptional potential for observation and hunting activities, while respecting the natural balance. Possibility of acquiring several options: ARTICLE 1 : 15 acres - 2.540.000 € ARTICLE 2 : 86 acres - 2.799.000 € ARTICLE 3 : 210 acres - 3.374.000 € 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.

Ref.4799 : French estate for sale in Brenne region. Just three and a half hours from the capital, the Brenne, known as the ‘Land of a Thousand Ponds’, is a natural region renowned for its unspoilt landscapes and exceptional biodiversity. With its vast stretches of water surrounded by forests, moors and meadows, it is instantly recognisable. It is a sight to behold at sunrise, when the ponds glisten with patches of lingering mist and ducks, coots, teals and even wild swans take their first flight. The richness of the local flora and fauna continues to attract birdwatchers from all over the world, as well as hikers and families seeking unspoilt nature home to remarkable protected species such as the white water lily and an iconic turtle: the European pond turtle. As a Regional Nature Park, La Brenne is not merely a nature reserve; it is a region where nature and human activity have been in balance for centuries, ever since monks set about draining the marshes, creating ponds and planting forests. An ideal environment for game and birds, offering the opportunity for dynamic, varied and responsible hunting (and fishing). TrIn this area, where settlements are few and far between, the estate enjoys complete tranquillity, nestled in the heart of a landscape where meadows, woods and ponds alternate. Yet this seclusion is easily accessible, as Paris is just three and a half hours away via the A20 motorway, whilst twelve trains a day connect the capital to Argenton-sur-Creuse station, 25 kilometres away. ESTATE : The estate covers about 627 acres (254 hectares), comprising approximately: - 98 acres (40 hectares) of ponds - 432 acres (175 hectares) of land and heathland - 56 acres (23 hectares) of coppice with standards - 27 acres (11 hectares) of coppice - 9.88 acres (4 hectares) of meadows The eight ponds are the estate’s greatest asset, offering potential for development through refilling or the acquisition of neighbouring ponds. As enclosed waters classified as Category 2, they are fished at an average rate of once a year, for the owner’s benefit. The private hunting estate currently has a quota of 6 deer (2 stags, 2 does and 2 fawns), 6 roe deer, 20 wild boar, as well as waterfowl and woodcocks in accordance with annual quotas. The farm, which maintains the estate, currently has around forty cattle, but the land could accommodate up to a hundred. Paths provide access to the entire estate. BUILDINGS : All the buildings are grouped together on a large open space at the centre of this beautiful estate (see site plan). The hunting lodge (250 sqm) is the main building. It was originally a large, high-ceilinged barn with a sliding door and a slate roof, to which a small L-shaped building is attached to the south. It features a magnificent hunting room of approximately 130 sqm with a fireplace, bar and bathroom with toilet. A professional kitchen is adjacent. On the mezzanine level, an open-plan area can serve as a lounge or provide sleeping accommodation for 4 to 6 people. Leading off from this, via a corridor, are three large bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. These bedrooms are lit by windows beneath overhanging dormer windows with external balconies. The L-shaped annexe building contains storage spaces. The caretaker’s house ( 70 sqm) comprises: a kitchen, a dining room and two bedrooms, with an adjoining shed used as a garage. A gîte renovated (130 sqm) in 2012, featuring a kitchen, a living room, a shower room and two bedrooms upstairs. A service building with a modern cutting room and storage sheds Several agricultural buildings: two sheds, two cattle sheds, a barn and, set apart, a large post-and-beam shed (1,800 sqm) with a photovoltaic roof. 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.

Sologne - Just 1.5 hours from Paris, a rare contiguous estate of nearly 953 hectares composed of forests, agricultural plains, and 17 regulated ponds. A manor of approximately 285 m², a Solognote house of 762 m², 16 suites, and several reception areas. Refreshment work is to be expected. Other houses and outbuildings offer significant potential for development (gîtes, receptions, accommodations).Entirely enclosed over several hundred hectares, the hunting enclosure is among the largest in Sologne, with an abundance of game (wild boars, deer, waterfowl).Agricultural income, preserved biodiversity, ideal accessibility (A77, A10, Orléans train station). An exceptional property, a rare opportunity on the market. Complete file available upon request.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Near Orléans, fully restored property at the gates of the Sologne, discover this character-filled estate of about 135 hectares, comprising plains, woods of various species including oaks, birches, conifers, enhanced by three ponds, bordered by a river, offering an exceptional setting. The property includes buildings typical of the Sologne region with an open view over a pond. The main house features a large room with a fireplace, a fitted kitchen, 1 ground-floor bedroom, bathroom, and WC. Upstairs, a landing leads to 3 bedrooms including a double, a shower room, and WC. Another building serves as a garage and hunting room with sanitary facilities. Outbuildings complete this property. The woods are subject to a simple management plan. Biotope suitable for large game and ducks. This property is offered for sale by Bernadette JULIEN-BINARD E.I. from the REMANGEON Real Estate agency.

Ref.4786: Vast 880-acre estate with its château and rental properties in the Loiret department This splendid estate, covering more than 880 acres (350 hectares), unfolds at the gates of a charming village, just a few kilometers from Orléans, at the edge of Sologne and Orléanais. Nestled in a preserved natural environment, it benefits from a peaceful and authentic setting. The village, with around 800 inhabitants, is charming for its typically Loire Valley character. It offers a pleasant living environment while being within easy reach of shops, schools, and services in nearby towns, all accessible in less than 5 kilometers. Not far away, Orléans, classified as a City of Art and History, displays all the dynamism and influence of a regional metropolis. Traversed by the Loire, the royal river inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, the city lies at the heart of the prestigious Loire Valley, famous for its remarkable landscapes and iconic chateaux. It offers a full range of shops, services, cultural institutions, and infrastructure, meeting both everyday needs and the pleasures of discovery. Its privileged location, about an hour from Paris, further enhances its appeal, allowing for a perfect balance between life in the open air and easy access to the capital. Thus, the property strikes a rare balance between generous nature and the immediate proximity to a vibrant and connected urban center. This rural yet strategic location gives the entire estate a privileged character, making it a highly sought-after and exceptional property. The property is centred around an elegant Neo-Louis XIII-style château, built of brick and enhanced by corner quoins and limestone window and door frames. The building is topped with a hipped slate roof. Facing north-south, the residence has a harmonious and balanced architecture, consisting of a slightly protruding central section with a staircase and terrace, flanked by two side wings. It rises over two main levels punctuated by thirteen bays, topped by an attic floor pierced by dormer windows with rounded and triangular pediments, giving the whole a classic and refined appearance. With approximately 660 sqm of living space, the château is laid out as follows: On the ground floor, the main entrance opens onto: To the west, a corridor leading to a landing marked by the start of a monumental stone staircase. This level features a small lounge of approximately 20 sqm with a remarkable ceiling height of 4.5 metres, a large lounge of 32.5 sqm, a cloakroom and toilets. To the east, a large 47 sqm dining room, extended by a 22.5 sqm lounge. A landing with a staircase also leads to a 33 sqm library and a service entrance, allowing for smooth circulation between the reception areas. On the first floor, organised around a long central corridor leading to: To the west, two bedrooms measuring 24 and 28 sqm, a bathroom and a room with a staircase providing access to the accommodation in the outbuildings. To the east are three additional bedrooms (22, 23 and 24.5 sqm), a study, two bathrooms, separate toilets and a hallway with a service staircase. On the second floor, there are several furnished rooms, including bedrooms, a billiard room and a bathroom. A partial cellar, accessible from the outside, completes the property. It houses an old oil-fired generator, now out of service, as well as various technical rooms. OUTBUILDINGS : The numerous outbuildings contribute greatly to the character and potential of the estate. Most of them have been converted into rental accommodation and form a coherent whole, structured around a large communal courtyard. 1) A large U-shaped outbuilding Located in the western extension of the chateau, this complex is built in traditional masonry with plaster rendering, embellished with brick and limestone window and door frames, and covered with a synthetic slate roof. It houses an annex for the owners' use as well as eleven rental units. The annex: With a surface area of approximately 385 sqm, this annex offers generous volumes and a comfortable layout. On the ground floor, to the west: kitchen opening onto the living room, a lounge with a fireplace, a boiler room, a bedroom with en-suite shower room. To the east: a reception area comprising an entrance hall, a lounge with fireplace and a toilet. Upstairs, the western section, accessible via a stone staircase, leads to a landing with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. One room remains to be fitted out, with unfinished floors and walls, while a second already has a washbasin, bathtub and toilet, although it is not yet fully completed. The eastern section, accessible via a separate staircase from the reception area, consists of three rooms to be converted. The entire structure is weatherproof, with the utilities installed and insulation already in place under the roof, although the perimeter walls still need to be insulated. The property is therefore both functional and pleasant, offering a comfortable living environment, although the upstairs has not been fully finished. Investment properties: There are eleven of them, and they underwent a uniform renovation campaign in 2023. Distribution of housing: - Accommodation 1 – 147 sqm: 5 main rooms, entrance hall with cupboard, open-plan kitchen, living room with stove, pantry, 3 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 2 – 105 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, 3 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 3 – 70 sqm: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 4 – 46.5 sqm: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, 1 bedroom, bathroom, WC, garden. - Accommodation 5 – 80 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan kitchen, pantry, living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 6 – 91 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, laundry room, living room with mezzanine, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, WC, garden. - Accommodation 7 – 126 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan kitchen, living room with fireplace, large pantry, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, 2 WCs, garden. - Accommodation 8 – 130 sqm: entrance hall, fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, large pantry, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 9 – 92 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan fitted kitchen, large living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 10 – 105 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, kitchen opening onto living room, lounge with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 WCs, garden. - Accommodation 11 – 65 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, kitchen, lounge with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. The garages and workshop: These are located in the large outbuilding, beneath dwellings 4, 5 and 6, and are accessible from the chateau courtyard via large arched carriage gates. 2) A dovecote: Built in the 16th C., this circular dovecote is constructed using traditional rubble masonry on a raised platform. Today, only ruins remain of this building, passive witnesses to the history of the site. 3) Rental properties: - House 1 – 100 sqm: Located north of the chateau, this early 20th-C. house, built on a raised platform with partial attic space, is extended to the south-west by a Napoleon III-inspired conservatory. It comprises: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, mezzanine, bedroom, bathroom, WC, glass roof. - House 2 – 130 sqm: Also located north of the chateau, this house built on a raised platform with partial attic space comprises: entrance hall, kitchen, pantry, living room with fireplace, study, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 toilets. - House 3 – Located north of the chateau, this single-storey house from the 1950s is built of traditional plastered masonry with a gabled fibre cement slate roof. It is uninhabited and requires complete restoration. - House 4 – 140 sqm: Located to the west of the rental properties, this detached house comprises an entrance hall with cupboard, open-plan fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, 3 bedrooms, bathroom and storage room. 4) The old sheepfold: Now used as garages and storage space, it is built of plastered breeze blocks on three sides and covered with fibre cement sheets. It has a floor area of approximately 600 sqm. 5) The farmhouse: Located to the south-west of the property, in the woods, this traditional farmhouse is built of plastered masonry with a gabled roof covered with small flat tiles. It has a surface area of approximately 200 sqm and comprises: On the ground floor: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, lounge with fireplace, hallway, cloakroom, WC, 3 bedrooms, bathroom. Upstairs: landing, bedroom with shower room, study, second bedroom, bathroom. This house requires refurbishment work to make it more functional and comfortable. LAND : The chateau is accessed from the village via a gravel path that winds through the grounds and leads naturally to the main courtyard, revealing the elegant silhouette of the residence. To the north of the château lies an English-style landscaped park, dotted with majestic ancient trees that lend the place character and nobility. This green setting, with its gentle and carefully tended perspectives, harmoniously accompanies the approach to the estate. To the south, the view opens onto a vast meadow offering beautiful visual depth, extending into a large forest covering more than 642 acres (260 hectares). This wooded area, managed in accordance with a simple management plan, is composed of the following proportions: - Simple coppice covering approximately 230 acres (93 hectares); - Coppice with reserves covering approximately 42 acres (17 hectares); - Coppice with reserves in conversion covering approximately 104 acres (42 hectares); - Deciduous high forest covering approximately 49 acres (20 hectares); - Coniferous high forest covering approximately 170 acres (69 hectares); - Mixed coniferous high forest and coppice covering approximately 30 acres (12 hectares); Simple coppice: These stands are composed of birch, oak, chestnut and black locust. Chestnut remains the main species. Coppice with reserves: These stands are composed of a hazel understorey with reserves of pedunculate oak and sessile oak. The plots affected by this type of stand are mostly composed of large woods. Hardwood high forests: These are mainly composed of sessile oak. Softwood high forests: These are composed of Corsican pine and Scots pine. Mixtures of softwood high forests and coppice forests: These stands are mainly composed of chestnut trees for coppice, with Scots pine reserves making up the coniferous part of these stands. The particularly rich and well-preserved biotope favours the presence of abundant wildlife, notably wild boar and deer, which are regularly observed in the area, making it a de facto hunting ground. In addition to this already remarkable ensemble, there are just over 198 acres (80 hectares) of agricultural land, free of any leases, as well as a solar farm covering around 50 acres (20 hectares), which completes this vast, contiguous site, ideally situated on the outskirts of Orléans. 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.