Restoration Opportunity: Louis XIII Style Château With 350 Hectares Of Land

About the Property

A Louis XIII style château, originally constructed in the 17th century and meticulously reconstructed in 1883, awaits restoration at the gateway to the Sologne sector, near Orléans, France. This expansive estate encompasses 350 hectares of land, featuring a landscaped garden, forest, and agricultural land. The property boasts a total indoor area of approximately 660 m² and includes converted outbuildings, currently rented, with a total surface area of around 1,060 m². The château, which served as a hunting lodge for many years, is a brick-built edifice characterized by three storeys, including an attic level, and a hipped slate roof adorned with dormers. The main façade is distinguished by thirteen vertical rows of openings, a stoop, and a wide patio bordered by stone balusters. Architectural details include white stone quoins, door and window surrounds, and dormers with curved or triangular pediments. A small pavilion adjoins the eastern gable wall, while a U-shaped pavilion and outbuilding can be found to the west, the latter partially converted and requiring further work. The estate features several dwellings scattered throughout the parkland, with four houses, three of which are rented, alongside a former sheep barn. Additionally, a fourth house of approximately 90 m² and a more than 200 m² farm situated in the woods are in need of renovation. Location: - Near Orléans, France Price: €6,240,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Cabinet LE NAIL. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/