Beautiful 16th-18th Century Château on 45 Hectares with Detached Outbuildings

About the Property

A beautiful 16th–18th century château, preserved in its original condition, set within 45 hectares of woods and pastureland in the Gers region of France. This property, built in 1620, boasts a commanding and secluded position at the end of a private driveway. The estate encompasses approximately 550 square meters of living space, offering a harmonious blend of historical charm and potential for modern living. The château features over 20 rooms, showcasing authentic elements such as French-style ceilings, wide-plank flooring, parquet, and fireplaces crafted from Pyrenees Royal Marble. Notable architectural highlights include an old bread oven, stone terraces, a monumental staircase, and cellars. The reception rooms are adorned with overmantel mirrors, Genoese-style cornices, oak paneling, and rocaille windows and doors, all reflecting the elegance of the 18th century. The impressive 19th-century staircase, with its Béarnaise-style hairpin bends, serves as a central and unique feature of the property. The detached outbuildings, built of stone with roofs in good condition, recall the agricultural and wine-growing past of the property. While the interior requires renovations to restore its former grandeur, the property presents a rare opportunity to immerse oneself in the rich history of the Gers region, once home to the Lords of Pardailhan. Location: - Close to local amenities, including doctors, cinema, shops, and markets - Airports are a maximum of 1 hour away - Short distance to the Jazz in Marciac festival Price: €689,000 including fees (paid by the buyer). Exclusive listing by Capifrance. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/