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Provence Home, the Luberon real estate agency, is offering for sale in the heart of the Luberon, a 17th-century castle nestled in an 7-hectare park. Recorded as a fortified settlement in 991, the current buildings date from the 16th and 17th centuries. PROPERTY SURROUNDINGS The estate is located in a natural and protected area, close to a lively little town in Provence and the popular Luberon villages: Gordes, Bonnieux and Roussillon. PROPERTY EXTERIOR The grounds of the property include a French garden, woodland and farmland. The site is reached by a long driveway lined with plane trees. The land borders the driveway on both sides, as far as the eye can see, and covers 8 hectares. The castle buildings are built around a square paved courtyard that connects the different parts. A farmhouse and the guardian’s accommodation are also part of the property, as well as 2 garages. A swimming pool, a large pond, a tennis court and a boules pitch round off the grounds. PROPERTY INTERIOR The totality of the premises includes approximately 780 sqm of living space and 14 bedrooms. The buildings are composed as follows: The main house, with a living area of approx. 410 sqm, features several living rooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a laundry room, a library, a study and 6 en-suite bedrooms. The farmhouse, with a living area of approx. 310 sqm and adjoining the main house, features a kitchen, living room and 6 bedrooms, 4 of which are en-suite. The guardian’s quarters, measuring approximately 60 sqm, includes a living room-kitchen and 2 bedrooms. A sauna room, 2 garages, a cellar and various outhouses are also included. This prestigious location will delight history enthusiasts and lovers of exceptional buildings. The charm of the original buildings has been carefully preserved. PROPERTY FEATURES Gas and oil central heating Connected to the sewer system Pool (14 × 7 m) Municipal water supply ADSL ACCESS Close to the village centre of Apt, 60 minutes from Avignon TGV station and from Marseille Provence International Airport. PROVENCE-HOME, luxury estate for sale in the Luberon +33 (0)4 90 74 54 47 – [email protected]

TO SEIZE  Splendid 14th and 17th century castle in a protected environment, both isolated but divided into four parts between the old farm transformed into a home today, a second 19th century castle. Allowing both an idyllic living environment protected by its surroundings, accessible by a single road from which the only exit is the castle. Perfect for a second home or bed and breakfast. Between Loudun, Saumur, Chinon, this castle steeped in history retains all its original elements, gatehouse, machicolations, its towers, positioned in a square courtyard not overlooked with a beautiful entrance lined with cypresses. THE CASTLE : 250 M² living space on two levels Ground floor : Living room 48 m2 parquet floor and stone fireplace, Dining room with its tiles Kitchen fitted in a round tower -Independent WC - A bathroom - 2 bedrooms of 26 m2 and 16 m2 1st floor : - three large adjoining rooms with a total of 120 M² An old gallery walk measuring 20 by 2 meters connects the two buildings Second homes: Ground floor: a large exhibition room of 70M² with its old press and adjoining another of 20M² 1ST floor: same 90M² Shed with access to an old underground Screw staircase turret GROUND A total of 3500 m2 surround the castle including an interior courtyard. Structural work in perfect condition, plan some development work to make it a living space.

EXCLUSIVE. Lots of character and ancient history in this medieval castle just 10 mins from the Rhône valley and the motorways. Overlooking the Chomérac valley without any nuisance, the fortress built in a park of nearly one hectare has basalt stone defense walls 160 cm high. The environment is exceptional and the view unobstructed over the Ardèche mountains. Rare in our region, the square central building is flanked by 4 habitable towers. Many remains convince us that the first stones that erected the fortified castle have existed since the time of the Roman Empire, but it was in the Middle Ages that it took the form we know today. In the 14th century, during the Renaissance, the inner courtyard was fitted out with a monumental staircase in the Italian style with 4 levels leading to the new pleasure floors. This majestic work still exists today. The attic has very good possibilities. This castrum has 3 levels of approximately 400 m2 including around twenty guest and private rooms with shower room and WC, dining rooms, lounges, kitchens, libraries, cellars, large cellars , garage. The 4 towers are fitted out. West-facing terrace of 80 m2 overlooking the park as well as a superb terrace to the North. To complete this exceptional property, 2 independent gites including a disabled person. A fully equipped reception room allows the organization of weddings and seminars. The covered swimming pool embellishes the superb park. Looted and damaged by the Duke of Montmorancy in 1628, then during the French Revolution, the castle gradually regained a certain splendor in the 20th century. It is now up to you to make it last in history. Contact Cathy ZEPPA 06 63 42 79 40 Sales agent Prestige real estate RSAC 441 644 317 'Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr' Including fees of 4.17% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 3 744 000 €. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr. This property is offered to you by a commercial agent.

For sale: a 13th century chateau, listed as a historic monument and altered in the 17th/18th century, spanning 832 m2 in 2 hectares of wooded parklands with a chapel, outbuildings and formal garden. This walled 13th century fortified house stands in a dominant position on a rocky spur in 2 hectares of wooded parklands offering panoramic views. The 13th century castle. This castle was built in the 13th century and is referred to in Pope Alexander IV's bull of 1258. In 1500, Labarde became the property of the d'Aspremont family, barons of Roquecor. In the 17th century, the seigneury of Labarde became a barony, giving it the right to administer justice. In the 17th century, the castle was modified to suit the tastes of the time. This medieval castle was listed as a historic monument in 1971. The castle was occupied by a number of different owners and gradually fell into disrepair. A couple restored it to its original glory. It has a rectangular floor plan with three storeys and hipped roofs. This 13th century chateau, built of white Quercy stone and steeped in history, is set in a dominant position and features: a chapel with vaulted ceilings, the chateau with a reception room with French-style ceiling opening onto a French-style garden, a library, kitchen with large fireplace, 5 bedrooms and 3 shower rooms. An independent flat with lounge and 2 bedrooms.

A 96m² apartment in a 15th-century chateau listed as a historical monument with two hectares of grounds, nestled in a village in France’s Ain department, between Lyon and Geneva. The chateau looks down at the village and river from an estate with terraces and thick stone buttresses. The edifice, built at the southern end of France’s beautiful Revermont natural area, towers like a sentry. Once you have gone through the entrance gate to the grounds, a vast car park stretches in front of you. And on the right, there is a tree-lined driveway. This drive leads to old outbuildings that stand around a court: there is a farmhouse, a barn, and a former building for nuns that has been turned into accommodation – the latter’s architecture is a token of the place’s authenticity. South of their rendered elevations and barrel roof tiles, the chateau and its grounds come into view. There are vast lawns and shady footpaths. The chateau faces east and stands out for its large size with four floors. A gravelled space redeveloped in the 16th century lies in front of it. The edifice’s impressive rendered elevations are punctuated with many tall windows that herald a bright interior. A hipped roof of flat local tiles crowns the building. A huge square tower adjoins one end. At the end of the 15th century, this tower housed the tomb of Philibert II the Handsome, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of Margaret of Austria, his wife, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I. The staircase here now bears Margaret’s name. The tower, made of exposed dressed stone, has Renaissance-style architecture. The positions of its stone-mullioned cross windows, capped with arched or triangular pediments bearing coats of arms, follow the course of the stone staircase that the tower houses. The dual-aspect apartment lies on the second floor – the top one. It has two large bedrooms, a bright lounge with an open kitchen space to be converted, a bathroom and a separate lavatory. The entrance door is in the tower: the ‘Tour Marguerite’. The site, the chateau and the outbuildings have been listed as historical monuments since 2004.

Ref.4281 : Remarkable listed castle for sale in Pays de la Loire. This remarkable architectural edifice, located in the Sarthe département, enjoys a well-deserved reputation. It is much admired by the locals, no doubt due to the graceful evolution of its architecture through the ages, once transforming a medieval fortress into a charming seigneurial residence. Its position on the banks of the River Loir adds to its undeniable charm. On many occasions, the château has been used as an emblem in communication media, testifying to the architectural wealth and the quality of the exceptional sites in the département. Since 1910, this noble building has been owned by a family who have invested heavily in its preservation, making it accessible to the general public. Today, this family has decided to pass on the torch to a worthy successor, capable of perpetuating the grandeur inherited from its predecessors. Built of rendered stone with tufa stone surrounds and features, and topped with a slate roof, the castle spans a floor surface area of approx. 700sqm. It faces north-east/south-west and comprises : Ground floor: a kitchen (34.8sqm) with fireplace, terracotta floor and exposed beams, a scullery with sink, a storeroom, wc, a corridor with access to the spiral stairway in the tower, a pantry/laundry room, a guards' room/entrance (50. 4sqm) with monumental stone fireplace, beamed ceiling, rendered walls, 19th century cement tile floor; small 18th century lounge (23sqm) with terracotta floor, moulded ceiling, 18th century stone fireplace and 18th century wood panelling; large lounge (41sqm) with terracotta floor, 18th century marble fireplace, direct access to the north-facing terrace; a library (12sqm), a billiards room (17.8sqm) with oak parquet flooring and exposed joist ceiling and a dining room (27sqm) with oak parquet flooring, stone fireplace and exposed joist ceiling. 1st floor: accessed by a stone spiral staircase: 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a toilet, a kitchen, a linen room (13.7sqm) with washbasin and toilet. - Bedroom 1: 27.8sqm, 3.34 m high ceilings, pine parquet flooring, 19th century marble fireplace, double aspect; - Bedroom 2: 29sqm, 2.69 m high ceilings, pine parquet flooring, plaster ceiling, 19th century fireplace; - Bedroom 3: 25sqm, 3.56 m high, spruce parquet floor, 18th century fireplace; - Bedroom 4: 19.3sqm, 2.85 m high, spruce parquet floor, exposed beams, 18th century stone fireplace; - Bedroom 5 : 27.5sqm, 3.44 m high, pine parquet floor, 19th century fireplace, exposed beams, washbasin; - Bedroom 6 : 29.6sqm, 2.98 m high, pine parquet floor, exposed beams, alcove, 18th century stone fireplace; - Bedroom 7: 18.2sqm, 2.95 m high, spruce parquet floor, exposed beams, 18th century stone fireplace. 2nd floor: a former library (31sqm) with terracotta tiles and stone fireplace; a landing room (23sqm), a corridor leading to 6 bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet: Bedroom 1: 22.2sqm, fireplace, terracotta floor, plaster ceiling; Bedroom 2: 19.7sqm, 2.77m high, 18th century stone fireplace, terracotta floor; Bedroom 3: with alcove, 26sqm, 3.03m high; Bedroom 4: 45.8sqm, 2.84m high, 19th century fireplace, oak parquet flooring with an adjoining kitchen to be converted into a shower room (14sqm); Bedroom 5: 23sqm, terracotta floor, 2.3m high, exposed beams; Bedroom 6: 16sqm. The outbuildings include : - Immediately next to the castle: a large building built on an L-shaped plan, in stone under crocheted slates. It houses: a boiler room, various sheds, a workshop, former stables, 2 garages and another shed (51sqm). - A former mill on the Loir. - An old, dilapidated caretaker's cottage at the end of the property, comprising: a 41sqm living room with open-plan kitchen, toilet and shower room. Terra cotta floor, fireplace. Above: a 28sqm room, 2.15 m high, 2 bedrooms (16sqm and 18 m²). - An elegant chapel (25sqm) accessed via the chateau's porch (51sqm). With a total surface area of 27.88 acres (11 ha 28 a 65 ca), the grounds comprise : the park itself, entirely replanted at the beginning of the 19th century, based on the plans of a French garden with an Italian touch, adorned with a majestic avenue of cypress trees straight from Florence, evoking the picturesque charm of Italy. Sumptuous century-old trees adorn the park: giant sequoia, bald cypress, weeping cedar, umbrella pine, holm oak and plane trees. The park is surrounded by a box hedge, bordered by a ditch. Several bridges span the park and the Château moat. Meadows (approx. 14 acres / 6 ha), most of which are rented out. An old kitchen garden.

A Renaissance chateau listed as a historical monument with an Italian-style garden, nestled on the banks of the River Loir in France’s Anjou province. The grounds cover just over 11 hectares beside a village. A long driveway lined with plane trees leads to the property’s entrance. Beyond a gate and drawbridge, the chateau’s majestic western towers come into view. The edifice’s south elevation faces the River Loir. Beside it, several buildings form a courtyard. The outhouses include a watermill that dates back to the 15th century. The chateau's northern elevation faces an Italian-style garden beyond a moat. This garden was created at the start of the 20th century. A wood and meadows extend from the garden’s north-east side. The whole property is nestled in an entirely natural backdrop.

Sole Agent. 80-page detailed file on request. This elegant 18th century chateau is located in the immediate vicinity of Le Mans, in the Sarthe department and the Pays de la Loire region. Remodelled in the late 19th century, it offers about 1220 sqm of living space on four floors (not counting the cellars and attics) which has been meticulously restored over the years by the current owners and is in excellent condition. The ground floor and basement comprise magnificent living and reception rooms (about 390 sqm in total), one of which boasts remarkable Louis XV style panelling. The upper floors comprise six bedrooms, two studies, a monumental library and five bathrooms. A 60 metre-long terrace is fully south-facing. Several outbuildings include a Mansart-style 2-bed guest pavilion, a 3-bed caretaker’s lodge, former stables, extensive garages, and an old blockhouse surrounded by leafy greenery. The near 9 hectares of parkland and elegant landscaped gardens are planted with mature trees and feature a pond, meadows and a woodland bridle path. In a beautiful environment benefiting from easy rail or road access from the capital, this superb property is perfectly maintained with no significant work required.

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In the Vienne department (86), only 20 minutes from Châtellerault (TGV station), Barnes Propriétés & Châteaux offers for sale this authentic chateau of 600m² of living space surrounded by a moat and 4.3 hectares of land. The origins date back to the 15th century and the château was subsequently redesigned in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today it has an L shaped plan with two wings on the north and west sides of the main courtyard. To the east of the courtyard, two square Louis XIII châtelets frame the entrance preceded by a standing bridge over the moat. Inside, the chateau is divided into large receptions and numerous bedrooms in a very beautiful authenticity. Restoration work has to be planned. The chateau is listed as a Historic Monument. Complete file on request. Property presented by Jan-Erik ALDERLIESTE +33(0)6 65 59 12 11 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

EXCLUSIVE TO BEAUX VILLAGES! From the moment you step on to this property you will fall under its charm! Surrounded by fields and meadows and on the edge of a delighful Aveyronnais village, this impressive, Bourgeois-style property, with its stream, parkland, swimming pool and renovated stone buildings, is designed to impress! Inside, the main house has been stylishly renovated to retain many authentic, character features. A pellet burner, installed in 2022, powers the central heating system to ensure comfort throughout the manor house. Light flows in from every side and there are enticing views from the long hallway to the renovated barn across the driveway and to the delightful gardens and parkland at the rear of the property. On the ground floor there is a galley kitchen, large kitchen/dining area with impressive chimney, 2 salons, a gorgeous, formal dining room, WC and a 'secret' library, tucked away behind the stairs. Upstairs there are 4, very spacious bedrooms and 3 shower rooms with WCs. On the second floor there is the breathtaking attic of around 150m² which spans the whole surface of the house and has a ceiling height of 9m. Plenty of scope to let the imagination run riot with design ideas (subject to any necessary permissions! The 'Stables' gîte is a modern, well renovated space providing an open plan kitchen, dining and salon area to the ground floor and two bedroom spaces and modern shower room/WC upstairs. Perfect as an independent space for family or as a potential gîte rental property. The wonderfully, rustic-looking 'events' barn belies its charming interior where superb parquet floors, meet ancient wooden beams and stone walls providing the most wonderful venue for weddings, family celebrations anniversaries and other celebratory events. There is a professional kitchen next to the hall which can be used for servicing events and, upstairs, there is a light and airy bedroom for further guest accommodation, with access to an upper garden. Across from the barn there is a smaller building with its own, small terrace and here there is a kitchen, salon, shower room and bedroom. The theme is simplicity, rusticity and comfort and is perfect as a weekend get-away rental. The swimming pool is set in its own parkland and is secluded and private. There is a 2 storey, pigeonnier building in the rear courtyard area, which houses the boiler room, laundry room, pellet hopper and storage area. A very deep and beautifully constructed well, housed in a 'fairytale', stone, pigeonnier tower, with ivy trailing over it, is a fascinating feature and the subject of much fascination as it connects at a deep level with the underground stream that flows under the property. There is an entrance to the underground river just below the terrace at the side of the property. The property is surrounded by almost 6 hectares of meadows and woodland, in the heart of the countryside where peace and tranquility is assured. A nature lover's paradise! The spot is truly magical and, as a venue for weddings and celebratory events, it is perfect. As a fascinating, stylish, charming family domain, it is equally perfect! A visit is highly recommended to experience the charm and originality that this lovely property has to offer! Contact us now to book your visit! (Currently run as gites (a future owner may need to reapply for the necessary permissions and business registration).

A former 13th-century manor house with parklands, pond, pool and farmyard on the way to the Mont-Saint-Michel in the Granville hinterland. From a side road, a wide driveway lined with two triple rows of sycamore maples leads to the entrance gate framed by two stone pillars, which opens onto the main courtyard. Two lodges stand guard, separated from the dwelling by a well-defined lawn. One of these lodges dates back to the 16th century. Embrasures in the wall testify to the age of the building. The other lodge was built in the 19th century. On one side, three buildings forming a U surround the farmyard. The first building to be erected in the 13th century was a rectangular dwelling with two storeys plus an attic. In the 18th century, a shipowner from Granville commissioned its extension, effectively doubling its length. In the 19th century, one of his descendants added two short wings at either end to house horse-drawn carriages, as well as a terrace running along the rear facade, accessed from the garden via two straight flights of stairs. The terrace is supported by arches creating a wide loggia. All the buildings are of dressed stone or coursed rubble masonry, with slate roofs varying in shape. And finally, at the back of the residence, an oval Napoleon-style pool lies next to a pond and rose garden. Meadows and groves of trees encircle the complex.

This property is located in the department of Allier, a historic bastion of the Bourbons. It comprises a 19th century castle spanning 3 stories. Its main facade, embellished by two turrets with peppered roofs, offers an unobstructed view over the meadow below. The current owners have completely redone the plumbing and electrics. The rooms have retained their original character (mouldings, parquet flooring, functional fireplaces, etc.), adding to their comfort and warm atmosphere. The property also features a caretaker's cottage, outbuildings and an old watchtower. The grounds are enhanced by a vegetable garden and a small stream running below. The grounds of around 14 hectares feature a vegetable garden and a small stream running below. This property is a haven of peace, serenity and tranquillity, around 15 kilometres from Montluçon, a town with a multitude of amenities. The château is sold furnished. Price HAI 1.749.000 € - Price excluding fees : 1.650.000 €. Agency fees : 6% TTC charge de l'Acquéreur. Property presented by Pierre de RAIGNIAC (EI): +33 6 26 10 46 13 - [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

On the edge of a Gascon village, between Nérac and Condom, in the Lot-et-Garonne, historic listed château with its two medieval round towers, its south-facing facade redesigned during the Renaissance period, mullioned windows and a Renaissance staircase. Spread over 832 sqm, it comprises 14 main rooms including 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 shower rooms. A tower and an entrance pavilion, outbuildings, an Italian-style garden, an orangery, a dovecote, an orchard and a walnut tree plantation complete this property which enjoys a panoramic view over the Osse valley. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

BARNES Propriétés & Châteaux is offering you the opportunity to acquire this very pretty chateau on a human scale on an estate of just under 10 hectares in an unspoilt setting. The property is located in the Deux-Sèvres region, just 30 minutes from Poitiers with its airport and TGV train station to Paris. A long, welcoming driveway leads through a wood to the entrance of the estate. Through the many trees that make up the park, a highly symmetrical facade with the appearance of a manor house comes into view. The layout was simple: a large, tiled main building, flanked at each of the four corners by a large circular tower. The two towers to the south have been preserved, while the original appearance and access to the north were improved in the 19th century with the creation of a footbridge over the dry moat. The ground floor provides a very pleasant and welcoming living space. A large dining kitchen with its granite fireplace is accompanied by a dining room as well as a large scullery and a second summer kitchen. There are also two bedrooms with a large bathroom/shower and access to a terrace with a wood-fired jacuzzi. On the 1st floor, a wide central corridor leads to a TV lounge, a music room, a study, three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and WCs and a further bedroom. The top floor, under the rafters, offers no less than 300m² of living space and games room, as well as a bedroom with its own shower room and a small kitchen. The property is in excellent condition thanks to a high-quality renovation. An outbuilding houses the wood chip heating system and a separate dwelling of approx. 120 m² (1,292 sq ft). The 9.75 ha of parklands are planted with trees and landscaped to provide a relaxing and protective setting. It is crossed to the south by two canals fed by a river. An old greenhouse, a vegetable garden and a swimming pool complete this harmonious setting. This property will win you over with its authenticity, its setting and its absolute peace and quiet. ENERGY CLASS: C - CLIMATE CLASS: A / Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: 3950 € - 5400 € (base year 2021) Detailed file on request. Property presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE +33 6 65591211 / +33 6 69412045. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

This superb Dauphinois house of 545m² was built in the 17th century on the banks of the Rhône with a beautiful view of the Bugey mountains. A beautiful through entrance leads to a kitchen, a dining room, a large and a small living room, a bedroom with dressing room and spa bathroom. The staircase leads to the first floor where there is an office, a suite with three bedrooms and a shower room, a 140m² suite with living/dining room, a kitchen, three bedrooms and two shower rooms. The second floor is made up of four bedrooms and four shower rooms. The 200m² attic can be converted. Adjoining the house is a studio with kitchen, bedroom and shower room. The 6,400m² park, beautifully wooded, extends over the Rhône with its two summer lounges, one of which has a jacuzzi. The property is now used as a guest house and gites and could easily also delight a family. All shops nearby. Consumption class: D Emissions class: E Lyon 40 minutes, Geneva 1 hour 10 minutes, St Exupéry airport 30 minutes. Well presented by Bruno DELAMALLE +33 6 03 31 73 73 SALES AGENT EI “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr”

This beautiful property was built between the 16th and 18th centuries and then flanked by a square tower in the 19th century. The ground floor is composed of an entrance which leads to: a kitchen/dining room, a large dining room, a through living room, a summer living room or games room, a storage room with boiler room. The first floor, served by a beautiful staircase, has six bedrooms and five bathrooms. The second floor has five bedrooms and a bathroom. In the square tower is an office on the third floor with a terrace above. The main body of the outbuildings is shared in co-ownership with the neighboring farm. Attached to the property a large garage, a 50m² studio with kitchen, a woodshed, an orangery and a very beautiful dovecote. The property is surrounded by a 1.3ha park with very good trees, with a refurbished swimming pool and a renovated tennis court. Paris 3h30, Le Creusot TGV 20mn, Autun 10mn Energy class:E Climate class:E Contact: Bruno Delamalle 06 03 31 73 73

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