Authentic 9 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Eynesse, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Situated in a tranquil rural setting, this classically designed late 20th century chateau estate offers a wonderful combination of space, light and timeless style. The property features a harmonious mix of open fields and mature trees, ensuring privacy and ample room to enjoy the outdoors.
Additional land and forest can be made available if required.
Inside the chateau, a bright entrance hall opens onto an impressive double-curved oak staircase. The ground floor offers a...
Situated in a tranquil rural setting, this classically designed late 20th century chateau estate offers a wonderful combination of space, light and timeless style. The property features a harmonious mix of open fields and mature trees, ensuring privacy and ample room to enjoy the outdoors.
Additional land and forest can be made available if required.
Inside the chateau, a bright entrance hall opens onto an impressive double-curved oak staircase. The ground floor offers a spacious dining room, a large country kitchen with fireplace, a pantry and a laundry room. On the opposite side of the hall are an elegant salon, a generous office and an additional reception room. Many of these rooms open onto sunny terraces. The basement houses a wine cellar and a games room.
Upstairs, six well-proportioned bedrooms - two with walk in wardrobes - and five bathrooms provide comfortable and flexible accommodation. Flooded with natural light, the interiors balance elegance with practicality, making the property as well suited to family living as to entertaining. The chateau is double-glazed and energy efficient for a home of this size and character.
The estate includes a number of further buildings and extensive grounds that offer exceptional scope to enrich the estate's amenities while creating future income-generating opportunities, all subject to the appropriate permissions.
The guest cottage, together with its attached barn, would lend itself naturally to the creation of one or two gites once renovated. The surrounding land provides ample space for additions such as a swimming pool, tennis court, or equestrian and agricultural facilities. It is also possible to obtain an option to acquire the chai of the neighbouring wine estate in the future, further expanding the potential of the property.
Combined with the chateau's elegant architecture and generous reception areas, and with required permissions, the estate could become an exceptional events venue.
Located around 10 km from a lively market town with rail connections to Bordeaux and Sarlat, and 35 km from Bergerac International Airport, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious, versatile country estate with exciting development potential.
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