Built in the 13th century on an ancient Roman road, this castle steeped in history could according to legend, house the Templars’ treasure. Restored in 1810 by a Bonapartist owner, it is distinguished by its décor, stucco work and effigies celebrating Napoleon I, which has earned it its listing as a Historic Monument and the associated benefits.

Completely renovated in 2000 to operate as a bed and breakfast and holiday accommodation, this intimate château offers 4 family suites with en-suite bathrooms, 2 bright bedrooms with shower rooms, as well as a converted attic comprising 3 bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet, with potential for further extension. The living areas feature three elegant reception rooms, a large, bright, fully equipped kitchen with a fireplace, and a spacious utility room serving as a laundry and boiler room. The property sits atop beautiful, fully restored vaulted cellars.

The estate extends over grounds of more than 2 hectares planted with 200-year-old trees, featuring a 19th-century family chapel 100 metres away, surrounded by majestic cedars. The outbuildings include a 250 m² barn with horse stalls. There are also other outbuildings and parts of the château that could be converted and restored (subject to the necessary permissions). A private, secure swimming pool, sheltered from view, and a shaded inner courtyard complete the property.

This rare property offers a wide range of possibilities, whether as a family home, a tourist business or for creating a charming hotel complex, and represents a unique opportunity.

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