Description
In the fascinating Berry region, in the Indre-Loire department, this fascinating 12th century Gothic castle is for sale, built on top of an ancient 10th century Benedictine monastery, spread over 4 levels for a total of 2900 m2, immersed in 2.5 hectares of wonderful private park. This imposing fortress, with a wall and three corner towers, offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. Napoleon would have stopped here on his way back from Waterloo, making the royal sappers work tirelessly for days to bury a never recovered treasure in the garden. And here George Sand, French writer and playwright author of novels and short stories, set the famous novel of The Master Musicians.
This magnificent 12th century castle, built during the Hundred Years' War, is spread over two separate structures, the main fortress and an annex built on the south wing of the walls, for a total of 2900 m2. Originally a mass with four corner towers, the fortress was later modified in the 19th century, when the north tower was demolished, the large terrace was built on the south side and windows were added to each wall. The property offers a total of 9 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and 14 rooms including lounges, studies and lounges for an elegant and skilful combination of spaces.
Ref. 11803
