17th Century Château With Equestrian Facilities And 18 Hectares Of Parkland

About the Property

A distinguished 17th-century château, classified as a Historic Monument, located in the Haut Anjou region of France, set within an expansive 18-hectare estate. This remarkable property, built in 1670 by a superintendent of finance for Louis XIV, boasts over 800 m² of refined living space and is available for €1,790,000. Nestled on the outskirts of a charming village, this château presents a classical architectural style complemented by exquisite interior decor. The ground floor features superb reception rooms adorned with sumptuous Louis XV decorations, including a grand salon with rocaille gypseries and wood paneling, a dining room with a Solesmes marble fireplace, and a vaulted hall that once served as a chapel. The kitchen, with its 5-meter-high ceiling, is accompanied by a kitchen garden, while a grand baluster staircase leads to the upper levels. The second floor comprises an apartment with a kitchen, bedroom, and living room, alongside a large gallery that opens onto eight bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The property underwent significant renovations in the 1990s, enhancing its plumbing, electricity, and roofing, while preserving its historical elements. The estate is further enriched by a vast outbuilding wing that includes stables, a marble dairy, a bread oven, and a renovated janitor’s cottage with two bedrooms. The grounds feature a well, a rose garden, meadows, woods, and a river that forms an island, alongside recent equestrian facilities and a dovecote tower. Outbuildings: - Stables with two boxes - Marble dairy - Bread oven - Renovated janitor’s cottage with two bedrooms, kitchen, and living room - Dovecote tower Location: - 18 hectares of land, including lawn with boxwood parterre, meadows, and woods - Accessible via two avenues leading to a monumental porch Price: €1,790,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Kretz Real Estate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/