Authentic 9 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Brantome, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Set in the heart of the Perigord Vert, within the Perigord-Limousin Regional Nature Park, this exceptional property offers a rare blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury.
A true haven of peace surrounded by centuries-old trees, the property is situated close to hiking trails, fishing spots and La Preze golf course. Although set in absolute tranquillity, it remains very accessible, just one hour from Limoges Airport and two hours from Bordeaux Airport.
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Set in the heart of the Perigord Vert, within the Perigord-Limousin Regional Nature Park, this exceptional property offers a rare blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury.
A true haven of peace surrounded by centuries-old trees, the property is situated close to hiking trails, fishing spots and La Preze golf course. Although set in absolute tranquillity, it remains very accessible, just one hour from Limoges Airport and two hours from Bordeaux Airport.
Built in 1663 and fully renovated in 2022, the building combines the charm of cut stone with excellent energy efficiency. It offers over 580 m2 of high-end living space spread across 25 rooms.
The property includes, in particular, nine bedrooms, a study in the tower, a library and a kitchen featuring its original cast-iron stove. A spiral staircase leads to all levels, from the spacious cellars to the mansard-roofed attic on the third floor.
The estate covers over nine hectares of meticulously maintained parks, meadows and gardens - with the option to acquire up to 40 additional hectares - featuring stone terraces and a secure swimming pool.
The meticulous restoration has preserved the architectural heritage whilst embracing an eclectic interior design, blending period details with a contemporary pop style.
The outbuildings offer exceptional potential for equestrian projects, events or vehicle collections.
They include an un renovated barn measuring 1,000 m2 spread over three levels and two detached guest houses with private gardens.
Currently operating as a charming retreat that is highly rated for its five luxury suites, this turnkey property offers a level of versatility rarely found for a serious investor.
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