19th Century Château Set Within A 320 Hectare Estate

About the Property

A distinguished 19th-century château set within a sprawling 320-hectare estate, encompassing a landscape park, woods, and farmland, located between Tours and Angers, France. The property, built in 1800, features a main house of approximately 750 square meters, standing four storeys tall, each floor approximately 250 square meters. The estate is currently available for acquisition. The château, constructed of tuffeau on a hard-stone base, is characterized by its rectangular plan and is flanked at each corner by octagonal pepper-pot towers. Renaissance-style dormers punctuate the four-sided slate roof, while rustication adorns the principal elevations and towers. The grand entrance features two central doors framed by pilasters, leading to a straight flight of steps at the front and a double-revolution staircase at the rear, edged with a tuffeau railing. A balcony, supported by a carved lion’s head, enhances the front elevation. The ground floor comprises reception rooms that retain their original decor, while the upper floors house eleven bedrooms and a study-library. The estate includes a landscape park of nearly 20 hectares, approximately 90 hectares of farmland, and a forest block of around 215 hectares. The buildings require refurbishment, presenting an opportunity for restoration and personalization. Price: €4,000,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Patrice Besse. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/