Historic Château with 15 Hectares of Parkland and 6 Bedrooms

About the Property

An exceptional 18th-century château in the Bourbonnais region, this historic estate, built in 1730, is fully protected as a Historic Monument. Spanning 15 hectares, it is located just 2.5 hours south of Paris by motorway, at the crossroads of Berry and Bourbonnais, amidst unspoilt countryside. This remarkable residence has been owned by the same family for over 700 years, with roots tracing back to the Cadier family, who served the Dukes of Bourbon since 1286. The estate features a magnificent double-revolution staircase, an elegant Palladian vestibule, and gardens designed by the architect Lalos in the 19th century. The château's architecture showcases polychrome brick typical of the region, with a symmetrical façade crowned by a triangular pediment and circular towers that reflect a blend of French classicism and Nordic influences. Inside, the château comprises six bedrooms and suites, each adorned with original 18th-century décor and equipped with private bathrooms. The reception areas include spacious drawing rooms, an Italian-style dining room, and a study embellished with period woodwork. Additional features of the estate include a beautifully preserved chapel, grand stables, a 200 sqm reception hall, and several annexe dwellings. The grounds extend southward towards a pond, surrounded by centuries-old oaks, majestic plane trees, and horse chestnuts, with meadows suitable for horses or deer. Outbuildings: - Chapel - Stables - Garden - Pond - Meadows Historic Monument Protection: Listed as a Historic Monument in its entirety, this château offers an exceptional tax framework: up to 90% in grants for restoration work on protected areas, with the remainder fully deductible from taxable income. Location: - 16 km from the nearest motorway exit - 2.5 hours from Paris Price: €1,650,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by JUNOT CHÂTEAUX & PATRIMOINE.