Historic Château Set Within 208 Hectares of Lush Parklands

About the Property

Historic château set within 208 hectares of lush parklands in Lectoure, Gers, this extraordinary estate, originally constructed in the 13th century, offers a unique opportunity to revive a piece of French history. The property encompasses a majestic château, charming outbuildings, and fertile grounds ripe for cultivation, all within a serene landscape that includes woodlands, meadows, and ancient trees. Steeped in over 700 years of history, the château showcases architectural styles from the medieval, Renaissance, and Empire periods. Its crenelated gatehouse, spiral stone staircase, and vaulted wine cellars reflect timeless elegance and grandeur. The estate features 25 rooms, including majestic reception halls, cozy bedrooms, and a quaint chapel, providing ample opportunities for restoration, subject to necessary permissions. Surrounded by lush parklands adorned with ancient cedar of Lebanon, plane, and oak trees, the estate evokes tranquility. A 16th-century pigeonnier adds to its charm, while a once-glorious swimming pool awaits restoration, promising relaxation amidst the beauty of nature. Nestled along the banks of a meandering river, the mill house and miller’s house stand as testaments to the estate’s rich agricultural heritage. Additionally, four farmhouses with outbuildings offer glimpses into rural life, awaiting restoration to their former glory. The land spans 48 hectares of woodland and 156 hectares of fertile soil, presenting a canvas for agricultural pursuits and outdoor adventures. Approximately 40 hectares are currently under lease, allowing for various cultivation possibilities. Conveniently located near local amenities and a short drive from Agen and major motorways, the estate combines seclusion with accessibility, offering a perfect balance of rural charm and modern convenience. Price: €3,705,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Arton. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/