Renovated Château Set Within 28 Hectares of Bucolic Grounds

About the Property

A renovated château, originally constructed in 1960, set within 28 hectares of bucolic grounds, located between the cities of Périgueux and Limoges, France. This property, nestled in a narrow, isolated valley, features a river that flows alongside meadows and forests, creating a serene and picturesque environment. The château is a harmonious structure made of local stone, characterized by its U-shaped design and steep hipped roofs of flat tiles. Four corner bartizans, either round with cone roofs or square with pyramidal roofs, lend a slender and graceful style to the edifice, which is adorned with various windows set in ashlar surrounds. Following a fire, the château underwent a comprehensive restoration in 1960, which included the roofs, window surrounds, and terrace paving, ensuring its continued elegance. The grounds encompass a walled garden, where lawns with flowering plants center around an ornamental pond. The property also features a wooden bridge leading to the riverside woods, enhancing the natural beauty of the estate. Additional outbuildings include a barn, a caretaker's house, a cowshed, and three garages, all contributing to the functionality of the estate. Outbuildings: - Barn - Caretaker's House - Cowshed - Ornamental Pond - Walled Garden - Wooden Bridge Price: €1,150,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Patrice Besse.