Superb 16th Century Château With Reception Rooms And Gîtes

Equidistant from Lyon, Saint-Étienne and Clermont-Ferrand, and just four hours from both Paris and the Mediterranean coast, this confidential property enjoys a remarkable location, combining accessibility and perfect tranquility. Nestled out of sight yet close to amenities, it embodies a true art of living, between unspoilt nature and exceptional heritage.

At the heart of a 13-hectare park lies a XVIᵉ century château steeped in history, rebuilt under the reign of Henri IV. Spanning around 840 m² of living space on three levels, the residence offers beautiful volumes imbued with elegance and serenity.
The first floor features a welcoming entrance hall, a kitchen opening onto a vast reception room, a welcoming living room, as well as three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two toilets. On the first and second floors, twelve additional bedrooms, each equipped with its own shower room or bathroom with toilet, now accommodate a fully established B&B business, all benefiting from unobstructed views over the surrounding park.

The estate is extended by a property complex of over 2,000 m², including reception rooms for weddings and seminars, several gîtes, as well as unusual accommodation (converted buses), all of which contribute to the singular and recognized character of the site. A sports hall, garages and numerous outbuildings complete the harmonious ensemble.

Outside, the secure 12 x 6-metre swimming pool and pool house are part of an unspoilt, intimate setting, ideal for relaxation and special moments, in perfect harmony with the peaceful atmosphere of the estate.

A rare property, where history, nature and elegance meet, offering a unique living environment and a welcome place already recognized for the quality of its experience and environment.

DPE : 189 (E) ; GES : 54 (E)

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