Reference254900
Price1,700,000 EUR
Bedrooms13
Bathrooms
Floor Space1,100.0m2
Land Area7.9 Ha

Renovated 13 bedroom Chateau for sale in Lauzun, Nouvelle Aquitaine

1,700,000 EUR
1,411,000 GBP1,785,000 USD
A beautifully renovated and historic chateau estate dating back to before the French revolution, set in grounds of 20 acres and including a seven bedroom chateau, a charming four-bedroom guest cottage, an additional two-bedroom guest residence, two swimming pools, and a picturesque lake.

The extensively renovated chateau is spread over three floors of elegant, contemporary living space.
The main chateau boasts seven spacious bedrooms, generous reception rooms, and a welcoming kitchen. An attic space offers the potential for seamless conversion into additional living quarters.
A scenic terrace surrounds the chateau, featuring a summer pergola and an inviting swimming pool.
A beautifully renovated and historic chateau estate dating back to before the French revolution, set in grounds of 20 acres and including a seven bedroom chateau, a charming four-bedroom guest cottage, an additional two-bedroom guest residence, two swimming pools, and a picturesque lake.

The extensively renovated chateau is spread over three floors of elegant, contemporary living space.
The main chateau boasts seven spacious bedrooms, generous reception rooms, and a welcoming kitchen. An attic space offers the potential for seamless conversion into additional living quarters.
A scenic terrace surrounds the chateau, featuring a summer pergola and an inviting swimming pool.
The property also includes an independent four-bedroom guest cottage with a terrace, a separate two-bedroom guest cottage sharing a swimming pool, and a stand-alone pigeonnier.

The expansive grounds, entered through grand electric gates, encompass lush pastures, woodlands, and a serene lake fed by a stream, teeming with fish.
The beautifully maintained gardens, set against a backdrop of sunflowers, provide tranquil spots for relaxation and reflection.
Additional amenities include a tennis court.

Strategically located east of Bordeaux and in close proximity to Bergerac Airport, the estate offers excellent travel options for both leisure and business purposes.

Overall, this exquisite chateau estate combines the timeless charm of French country living with modern comforts and serene natural surroundings-an exceptional retreat near Bergerac for those seeking sophistication and tranquility.

For further details, including a COMPREHENSIVE BROCHURE and detailed INTERACTIVE FLOOR PLANS, please contact Jane Vernon at +33,6 43,50 01,21 (Whats

App). If an in-person visit to France isn't possible soon, virtual tours can be arranged.

FEATURES



Electric Gate
Electric car terminal
Well
Tennis Court
Swimming Pool
Caretaker House
Internet
Fireplace

Fireplace
Multiple Dwellings
Private Pool
Tennis Court
Land

CONDITION




ROOMS


Bathroom WC
Bedroom
Bathroom WC
Bedroom
Attic
Bedroom: 19 m2

Bathroom: 4 m2
Bedroom: 17 m2
Landing: 22 m2
Bedroom: 4 m2
Bathroom WC: 15 m2
Bedroom: 20 m2
Bathroom WC: 9 m2
Bedroom: 30 m2
Bathroom WC: 9 m2
Bedroom: 32 m2
Bathroom WC: 4 m2
Bedroom: 32 m2
Landing: 32 m2
Other
Garbage Room
Corner Kitchen
Workshop
Bike Storage
Home Cinema
Reception Room
Kitchen Diner: 42 m2
Study: 17 m2
Study: 16 m2

Laundry Room: 12 m2
Library: 36 m2
: 6 m2
Living Room: 50 m2
Dining Room: 32 m2
Entrance: 32 m2
Watertower
: 50 m2
Land: 79,079 m2


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Features

Fees Paid By Seller
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Good Condition
Fishing Facilities
Existing facilities for fishing
Original Features
Retains original character features
Potential for Income
Existing or suitable conditions for income
Rentable Accommodation
Gite, B&B, guest room or other space suitable for rent income
Countryside View
Full or partial view of countryside
Parking
Has vehicle parking
Traditional Style
Rustic, traditional or character style
Tennis Court
Existing tennis court
Fireplace
Has open fireplace or woodburner
Multiple Dwellings
Includes 2 or more habitable buildings
Private Pool
Has private swimming pool
Land
Additional meadow / pasture / non-gardened land
Woodland
Has woodland or forest
Terrace
Terraced outside space
Garden
Has landscaped garden space

Location

Where is this property?

This Chateau is located in Lauzun in France

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