- Beautiful 13 century chateau in its own grounds
- Second 4 bedroom home in the grounds
- Exquisite knights hall
- 16 bedrooms 9 bathrooms another 2 bedrooms to complete
About this Property
This stunning 13th-century Chateau, steeped in nearly 800 years of history, sits on 18 hectares of picturesque land. This remarkable estate offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, combining historic charm with modern comfort and versatility. Sympathetically maintained without historical listing restrictions, it serves as both a beautiful home and currently operates as an events venue (a future owner may need to reapply for the necessary permissions and business registration).
Key Features include:
The Chateau: 12 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, with potential to add more bedrooms as 2 rooms on the first floor have not been completed and could make 2 more en suite bedrooms. The top floor is ripe for creating more accommodation or hobby space or storage if you needed it (any changes to property - subject to necessary permissions).
The Grand Hall is accessed via an oak spiral staircase, ideal for weddings and events. A large impressive fireplace and working spit make this a wonderful room in winter for events.
Many period features, including fireplaces, frescos, and high ceilings.
Spacious entertaining spaces: billiards room, two salons, and a fresco-adorned dining room.
Oil central heating, working chimneys.
The Cottage: Recently redecorated, a charming 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom cottage in the gardens with attached stable. It is ideal as a caretaker’s home, rental property (subject to necessary permissions), or additional family space.
Grounds: 18 hectares comprising 14 hectares of agricultural land, 4 hectares of landscaped gardens, and a swimming pool. Located in a protected natural zone, offering tranquility and scenic beauty. A Rare and Versatile Opportunity - the property currently operates as an event venue for weddings, seminars, and parties . It's ideal as a large family home, a residence with apartments, or a rental property.
This Chateau is a living piece of history, ready to be cherished and shared by the next custodian, it’s truly a remarkable find. Schedule a visit today to explore this exceptional estate.
Languedoc-Roussillon
From Provence to the Pyrénées, the sun-baked region, often shortened to simply Languedoc, is home to wine, Roman history, Cathar castles and some rather fine beaches. This area produces around 30% of France’s wine output with some very agreeable rosés amongst them.
This western stretch of the mediterranean features long sandy beaches, charming fishing ports and a sprinkling of exotic flamingoes!
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