Description
On the edge of a state-owned forest, this château, built in 1430 and altered in the 17th and 19th centuries, was fully renovated in 2014 by a renowned architect. Set on 3 hectares and surrounded by checkerboard ramparts (made of stone and red brick), the property overlooks the village and the surrounding area.
It consists of a 728 sq.m. (7,836 sq.ft.) stronghold spread over 5 levels with an elevator and a magnificent staircase, featuring:
Ground (U.S. 1st) floor :
Entry in a pentagonal tower
Grand salon
Reception room
Dining room
Kitchen
Pantry
1st (U.S. 2nd) floor above the kitchen (accessed via a staircase):
Bedroom with shower room and terrace
1st (U.S. 2nd) floor accessed via the main staircase and the elevator:
Magnificent winter lounge opening onto a bridge leading to the garden and forest
Bedroom with shower room
Gallery or library
Another bedroom
2nd (U.S. 3rd) floor :
Extremely large, bright suite with bathroom
Second bedroom with shower room
3rd (U.S. 4th) floor :
Vast bedroom with bathroom
Second bedroom with shower room
4th (U.S. 5th) floor :
Two bedrooms under the eaves, each with its own shower room
Large vaulted cellar
Guest house of 66 sq.m. on 2 levels
Caretaker's house of 92 sq.m on 3 levels with a cellar
Dovecote of 44 sq.m. from the 15th century, may be converted into a gym or spa
Magnificent exposed beams, period woodwork
The fireplaces are the only interior listed items
Renovated in contemporary style
The castle and dovecote are listed historic monuments
État des risques et pollution: réalisé (null)
