Reference: C5-4469
Restored 13th C château in Quercy Blanc with 370 m² living space and potential for further development, 5 bedrooms, chapel, secondary dwelling, and outbuildings on 2 hectares. Features include a walled garden, 12th C tower, and stunning countryside views. Ideal for a private residence or hospitality project, blending medieval charm with modern comfort.
Set in the Quercy Blanc region and is ideally located at the crossroads of the Lot, Lot-et-Garonne, and Tarn-et-Garonne departments, just 15 km from Penne d'Agenais and 30 km from Agen.
Beautifully Restored French Medieval Castle with Outbuildings for Sale
This exceptional 13th-century fortified château (maison forte) is steeped in history and nestled in the picturesque Quercy Blanc region. Commanding a prominent position on a rocky spur, the château overlooks a charming village and offers stunning panoramic views of the countryside. Surrounded by 2 hectares (4.94 acres) of wooded grounds.
Beyond the gates, a square courtyard bordered by the various buildings provides direct access.
In addition to the main dwelling, which is accessible either via the hall leading to all the rooms or, more modestly, via the kitchen, there is an annexe, outbuildings, a chapel and an enclosed garden.
Below, a covered walkway gives direct access to a 12th century tower in good condition.
Main Château
Spanning approximately 370 m² over two levels, the château exudes authenticity and charm, featuring many original medieval elements:
Ground Floor:
- 60 m² reception room with French-style ceilings, flagstone flooring, and a grand stone fireplace. This room also features a built-in cupboard with beautifully painted panels and opens onto a serene walled garden.
- 22 m² library, complete with a fireplace, built-in shelving, and herringbone parquet flooring.
- 25 m² dining room, with direct access to a storage room and boiler room.
- 25 m² fitted kitchen, equipped with a large fireplace, offering a warm, rustic feel.
These rooms boast 3.3-meter-high ceilings, creating a spacious and welcoming atmosphere.
First Floor:
A stone staircase with an intermediate landing leads to a gallery that connects five air-conditioned bedrooms (16–28 m²). Four of the bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms, offering modern comfort while preserving the castle's character.
Top Floor:
The attic spans approximately 150 m², comprising five interconnected spaces with potential for further development.
Additional Buildings
The estate features several outbuildings that add versatility to the property:
- 60 m² vaulted chapel, air-conditioned and featuring a stained-glass window, altar, and direct access to the courtyard and castle grounds.
- 115 m² secondary dwelling, arranged over two levels, with a spacious living room, open-plan kitchen, and two bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms. This space can function independently, with its own direct access to an exterior parking area. Air conditioning.
- An old barn of approximately 100 m², with additional space on the first floor which has not yet been finished, offering possibilities for renovation or expansion. With 3 entrances this could be an extension to this second house, as there is already an entrance between these buildings from the first floor.
- 60 m² outbuilding, complete with an accessible first floor. The layout allows it to be independent with direct access outside the castle grounds.
Outdoor Features
The château is set on 2 hectares of land, combining landscaped gardens, wooded areas, and a tranquil atmosphere. Key outdoor features include:
- Walled garden, accessible from the château and a covered walkway.
- 12th-century square tower, adding to the estate's historic allure.
- Circular driveway, ensuring convenient access to the château, outbuildings, and parking areas.
- Parking area and shaded spots perfect for relaxation.
Location and Potential
This historic property is an ideal blend of medieval charm and modern comfort. Whether envisioned as a luxurious private residence, a boutique hospitality business, or a cultural retreat, this château provides endless possibilities. Its proximity to local towns, historic villages, and major transport links ensures convenience without compromising tranquility.
This enchanting property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of French history in an idyllic setting.
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