castles for sale Burgundy, France (page 2)

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A long tree-lined driveway leads to this property near Auxerre. Elevated on a moat-formed platform, it was built in the 16th century and later renovated in the 18th century. The estate comprises formal French gardens, wooded areas with centuries-old trees, streams, and ponds. No disturbances are to be noted. The four main buildings, including a fortified pavilion, encircle an elegant square courtyard. Three of them rise above the moat. The entrance to this courtyard is through a porch with traces of a drawbridge, which has withstood various restorations and remains a beautiful relic from the 16th century. It is protected by a large wrought-iron gate. The upscale restoration of the four buildings was done in keeping with the spirit of the place (stone, marble, tapestries, wallpapers from renowned houses) and the highest standards of modern comfort (internet, heat pumps combined with gas boilers, independent room and pavilion air conditioning). The four historic residences boast spacious reception rooms with beautiful fireplaces and bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, featuring refined sanitary elements that provide luxurious independence to each guest. The south facade of the main building opens onto the French gardens, accessible via a stone bridge over the moat. In the center of this extensive garden, a pond has been converted into a pool (heated by a heat pump) with water features and accompanied by a sauna. At the edge of the woods stands a small consecrated chapel. A meticulously cultivated orchard and extensive vegetable garden, designed for complete self-sufficiency, are irrigated by the abundant spring on the estate. At the property entrance, there are outbuildings converted into four accommodations (2 apartments and 2 studios) spread across two buildings restored in the 20th century, equipped with all modern conveniences. Each unit, perfectly isolated from the castle and its pavilions, enjoys complete privacy and private gardens. At the property entrance, an elegant secured garage has been designed to accommodate eight vehicles and provide maintenance facilities (car lift and resin flooring). In its center, there is a spacious exhibition area that will delight collectors of vintage models. The meticulously maintained property is fully secured with a video surveillance system. Detailed description available upon request: 50 pages with photographs, technical details, and descriptions.

An occupied 18th century chateau surrounded by wooded grounds and a river, in the Nièvre region 2 hours from Paris. Off one of the town's many cobbled alleyways, a double wrought-iron gate serves as the main entrance, framed by a porch with half-timbered walls and beams that bear witness to the age of the property. This leads first to the courtyard of the outbuildings, followed by the main courtyard in front of the main residence. There is another entrance from the street, through a monumental wooden double carriage gate, leading to the courtyard of the main dwelling, embellished by two large white magnolias and other green plants. The chateau comprises a group of old residential buildings, including a street section linked by a wing at right angles that borders the inner courtyard of the main building. The three-storey main building displays classical, symmetrical style and is topped by a slate hip roof with œil-de-bœuf dormers and ridge finials. Its lime-rendered rubble masonry facades are enhanced by dressed stone corner quoins, stringcourses and a triangular pediment with an oeil-de-bœuf in the central section. Seven bays of large-paned windows, fitted with solid or louvered shutters, let the light flood into the residence. Once you have crossed the main courtyard dotted with box hedges and mature rose bushes, a flight of three approach steps leads up to the entrance of the building. The grounds in front of the residence are entirely enclosed by walls and planted with various tall and ornamental species of trees. A small private wooden bridge crosses the water feature and connects to a former orangery and a vegetable patch with a greenhouse. Finally, an opening in the perimeter wall provides direct access to the town.

VIRTUAL TOUR https://tour.previsite.com/04C91BB5-74F2-28E0-74D0-83EB844F1638 This furnished castle, former residence of Talleyrand, is located in a quiet, hilly and pleasant area. It extends over approximately 445 sqm on 2 levels. With its outbuildings of about 440 sqm, this property represents a living space of about 885 m2. This property offers an unobstructed view of the magnificent forest landscapes of the Morvan regional nature park. It is possible to move in quickly in this property with 12 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms distributed over 4 buildings. The property is sold with a large part of the furniture. The outbuildings consist of 3 gites of about 100 sqm each and 2 flats, one of about 35 sqm and the other of about 55 sqm. Beautiful living rooms with a total of 9 fireplaces, most of them in working order. Refreshments to be provided. The land of about 13 hectares offers park, wood, meadow, orchard and a spring fed pond. Shops and means of transport a few kilometres away. Location: This property is situated in Saône-et-Loire, in South Burgundy, 15 minutes from Autun, approx. 1.30 hours from Lyon, 2 hours from Paris by TGV train (TGV train station 45 minutes away) and 3 hours from Geneva by road. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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In South Burgundy, in a hilly setting, estate of approx. 73 hectares of land (formerly an 18-hole golf course) with a 19th-century château offering approx. 620 sqm of living space with around 20 main rooms, including a dozen bedrooms and bathrooms. Several outbuildings including a dwelling house, a former clubhouse, reception rooms of various sizes, swimming pool, workshops, stables, storage buildings... Numerous possibilities: hotel business, events or private residence. Location : Approximately 10 km from Marcigny, 20 km from Saint-Yan airfield, 30 km from Paray-le-Monial, 40 km from Roanne, 90 km from Mâcon, 130 km from Lyon, 240 km from Geneva. 1 h from Le Creusot TGV station (Paris in 1h20). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Object of a recent renovation of hight quality, this 880 m2 castle offers modern comfort. Its architecture is reminiscent of some of the castles of beautiful Tuscany. On the ground floor, a large entrance serves several lounges and reception rooms with fireplaces and parquet floors. The stone staircase leads to the 2 floors and their 9 bedrooms with bathrooms. The park of about 3 hectares brings peace and freshness to lovers of swimming (swimming pool 6x15 m and beach) or sunbathing (large terrace on the edge of the park). Several outbuildings (house to renovate, garage, cellar) complete the property. This property is the ideal starting point for magnificent walks to the Grands Crus de Bourgogne estates (Côte de Beaune: Beaune, Nuits-Saint-Georges, Meursault, and Côte Chalonnaise: Givry, Montagny, Santenay) without forgetting those of Beaujolais (Saint-Amour, Saint-Vérand, Juliénas, Moulin à Vent), great restaurants and buildings steeped in history. The property is located 45 minutes from Lyon, 60 minutes from Beaune, 1h30 from Geneva by car and only 1h35 from Paris by TGV. Motorways A6, A36, A39, A40, RCEA and TGV station (Mâcon Loché). The agency fees will be entirely at the Seller's expense. Contact B.Delamalle +0603317373

SOUTH BURGUNDY, 1h40 from LYON, 2h30 from Geneva, set in the heart of the Brionnais region, in a green setting, in absolute calm, with a dominant view of the surrounding hills, sumptuous 18th century property with castle in a fenced and wooded park, independent dwelling house, outbuildings, 18-hole golf course (no longer in operation) with clubhouse and golf facilities, embellished with water features and pastures on a single estate of more than 73ha. Completely renovated in recent years (to accommodate a hotel business), the neo-medieval-style castle, comprising a quadrangular main building flanked by two circular towers topped with pepperboxes, has preserved all the characteristic features of the old building (majestic wooden staircase, parquet flooring, high ceilings, cement tiles, fireplaces, etc.). On three levels, this bourgeois residence of more than 700 m² (7,500 sq ft), with furniture entirely hand-made in the style of the 18th century, is arranged as follows: on the ground floor, a vast entrance hall leading to numerous adjoining reception rooms: a large lounge opening onto a terrace, a large seminar room, a study, a large dining room opening onto the terrace, a master suite with private bathroom. A grand staircase leads to the upper floors: 12 additional bedrooms with private shower room or bathroom, including 4 large suites. In the basement: 230 m2 additional space for wine storage, storage, laundry and boiler room. The 150 m2 club house, the large reception room that can accommodate up to 120 people, the 280 m2 dwelling house with numerous additional bedrooms, the vast courtyard, and the outbuildings of more than 600 m2, consisting mainly of golf facilities and garages, offer numerous development possibilities. A swimming pool completes this exceptional estate. The parkland, planted with numerous bicentenary trees and embellished with a pond, offers numerous places to relax and meditate. This splendid property with its perfectly preserved style could be suitable for many projects. Possibility of golf activities, bed and breakfast, hotel business, events (weddings, seminars, artists' residences...), family homes. Close to all amenities: schools, shops, 1H from the TGV station LE CREUSOT linking PARIS in 1H20, 1H50 from the airport of LYON- SAINT EXUPÉRY. Contact Christelle Mosnier Devillard on 06 73 53 16 95.

In Burgundy, near Beaune and its vineyards, a 19th century chateau with 17th and 18th century outbuildings and a 4 ha wooded park. You have to leave the main road to discover the little village which stretches languidly along a street lined with discreet properties. Captivated by the delightful scenery, visitors often pass the chateau without noticing it, as the setting is very understated. Its surrounding wall is enhanced by a high gate covered with holly, laurel and lilac. A modest central gate opens onto a gravel courtyard with two unevenly shaped lawns in the centre, separated by paving stones. The castle reveals only part of its facade, its discreet double-leaf entrance door is sheltered under a small canopy. The eye is inevitably drawn to the large 18th century farmhouse covered with an abundance of small flat tiles. The building, which bears witness to the winegrowing vocation of the site, comprises three ground floor cellars that have contributed to the reputation of a family of Burgundian merchants for two centuries. The 19th century chateau, next to the cellars, was probably built on the foundations of the 16th century castle which had been completely dismantled. Designed as a prestigious and pleasurable residence, the reception rooms face the park, exposed to the light of the setting sun with originally a view of the distant hillsides. A wide passageway, clear of the foliage on the left, provides a link between the courtyard and the park, the 17th century lodge and the barn. From the village, a narrow road running alongside the property allows direct access to the lodge via a small gate. Turning around, the chateau reveals its clear and symmetrical facade with an elegant canopy. The landscaped park, which could be inspired by Joseph Addison, majestically unfolds its greenery and tall trees, letting the springs, sometimes channelled by narrow canals, freely overflow onto the lawn. It is not uncommon to see herons, grey cranes and wild ducks frolicking on these natural mirrors of water. Although it is adjacent to large buildings that look like old outbuildings, the property is well hidden from view, protected by dry stone walls, streams, tall trees and coppice without being completely enclosed.

In southern Burgundy, a Tuscan-inspired recreational residence in grounds of 3 hectares. The building was designed during the reign of Napoleon I, in 1805. The rediscovery of the remains of Pompeï and military campaigns in Italy in the late 18th century no doubt influenced its Tuscan look. The house boasts several typically Italian features: a limestone façade in nonchalant ochre tones, greying wooden slatted shutters, arched dormer windows, a low-hanging roof of canal tiles and a porch supported by two columns. To the west, the outbuildings opposite include a house to be renovated. There are three separate entrances to the beautiful shaded grounds, which hide discreetly behind dry stone walls.

A chateau with an old farm complex nestled in a refined country estate covering six hectares, an hour and a half from Paris. The fief was established in 1589 by the Harlay de Champvallon family, who won renown in the court of King Louis XIV of France. The chateau was renovated to a considerable extent later, in the eighteenth century, when it belonged to the Saint-Simon family. The estate covers around six hectares. It is tucked away in woods. A small river edges it. A little country road and a lane lined with lime trees leads up to the property’s gates. Once you have gone through the wrought-iron gates and crossed the balustrade bridge that straddles the moat, you reach a grassy courtyard. From this open space, you can admire the rectangular chateau flanked with two pavilions that are capped with mansard roofs. On the right, a complex of service outhouses, crowned with a roof lantern and clock, completes this collection of fine buildings. This built heritage is surrounded by a dry moat, gardens and woods of age-old trees. From the courtyard, a path lined with brick columns and hedges trimmed in perfectly straight lines leads to the outbuildings and, further on, to a secondary entrance gate.

An impressive 18th century chateau on almost 5 ha of land in the Bresse region of Burgundy, to be saved. The chateau is situated on the outskirts of a village of some 200 inhabitants, on the site of an earlier fortified house. It used to face two outbuildings, one of which still exists, all surrounding a vast square courtyard, bordered by an old moat, part of which has been restored. All the buildings face east/west.

An elegant, comfortable chateau with outhouses, nestled in seven hectares of grounds in eastern France, between Lyon, Dijon and Geneva. You reach the property from a secondary road. It is hidden behind tall walls and the thick groves of its grounds. The design of these grounds drew inspiration from English-style gardens, which were in vogue at the end of the 19th century. The buildings stand around two large courtyards. The main courtyard is enclosed by two residential wings – the north wing, probably built in the 18th century, and the west wing, built in the mid-19th century – and by former farming outhouses on its south and east sides, as well as a chapel beside the entrance to the court. The second courtyard is more recent. It is enclosed by a warden’s lodge and storage buildings that are used for technical aspects of the property. A Gallo-Roman settlement is thought to have stood here. The place was a Knights Templar commandery from the 12th century to the 16th century. Then the Knights of the Order of Malta ran the property up to the French Revolution. Over the past three centuries, only two different families have lived in the chateau. This has given it the harmonious appearance that you can admire today. The whole property has been maintained very well and is currently in a perfect state.

Very rare on the market. We are pleased to offer you for sale this exceptional property dating from the 17th century for its hunting lodge, from the 18th century for the long adjoining the castle and finally the construction of the castle in 1820. In the heart of Burgundy, a few minutes from BEAUNE in the Cote d'Or near the hospices of Beaune and the Levernois golf course, come and discover this exceptional Château, its hunting lodge, its outbuildings and its swimming pool, nestled in the heart of 'a park of more than four hectares, its watercourse and generously wooded with hundred-year-old trees. You will be transported by the charm and the tranquility of the place. Family property in the purest French tradition. The 18th century castle, completely renovated, is built on three levels for an area of ​​1,000 m² and is made up on the garden level, of a reception room, dining room, lounge and adjoining library, two kitchens, on the ground floor. first floor you will find the bedrooms each with their own shower room or bathroom as well as a master bedroom with living room and kitchenette, two other bedrooms on the half floor with linen room and gym, a shower room, a kitchen and living room opening onto the park, a large apartment on the top floor fully equipped with bedroom, bathroom, large living room and kitchen. The hunting lodge from 1640, with an area of ​​200 m² and its architecture so characteristic and perfectly maintained, it consists of a beautiful entrance, a living room, a kitchen and five bedrooms with bathrooms and attic. Barn with an area of ​​200 m² and an area of ​​170 m² with its reception room of 100 m² and two other rooms of 35 m² each. Good for family projects, guest houses, luxury hotels, vacation rentals, receptions, seminars, weddings, exhibitions, events. Built complex representing more than 1,200 m² of living space Other photos on request. Very exceptional, very rare in this sector! For any visit, your advisor is at your disposal 7/7. The sale price is presented "Agency Fees Included (HAI.)" 4,200,000 euros. Agency fees payable by the seller. LC Immobilier agency. Commercial Agent B3 Concept EIRL RCS 430 275 875 RSAC ANTIBES.

Located only 1 hour 10 minutes from Paris, this magnificent 19th century waterfront mansion sits discreetly alongside its hanging English garden overlooking the Yonne valley. The natural grounds present a remarkable heritage of many hundred-year-old trees, conferring on the site a sense of majesty and serenity. Pierre de Gondi Cardinal de Retz donated the site to the Capuchins in 1608; the convent was destroyed in 1791, and a wealthy Parisian built this south-facing residence in 1838, in accordance with the architectural tastes of the day in the capital. The pure lines of its windows project us into the surrounding countryside. The harmonious interior architecture, the ground floor reception rooms, the panoramic views and the pastel colors bring every flicker of light to life. Its elevator, its bathrooms and its energy performance make it the ideal main residence or holiday home. Thanks to its two levels of reception rooms at garden level and its potential for extension, the property could also be developed for business use (tourism or otherwise). Located in Burgundy, on the outskirts of Puisaye and the Othe forest, it presents delightful rural surroundings that are perfectly conducive to relaxation. A sumptuous property that will delight all lovers of hunting, sport, nature and swimming. View overlooking the valley. 10 minutes from Roncemay Golf Club.