Un Château Du XI Xe Siècle, Une Chapelle, Des Dépendances, Un Bâtiment De 12 000 M² Et Un Terrain, Sur 51 Boisés

A 19th-century chateau, a chapel, outbuildings, a 12,000-m² building and grounds, on 51 wooded hectares, between Angoulême and Bordeaux. Past a hamlet with four dwellings, the property is accessible via a gate, which opens on to a 500-metre long drive that leads to the chateau. To the north of the latter, the grounds, rather wild, are planted with tall trees including oaks and pines, while, below the main building and to the south, a 20th-century building faces the large forest. In addition, to the south of this group of buildings, a dwelling was built on the outskirts of the woods, to the east a number of outbuildings are scattered here and there (annexes used as workshops, garages and a laundry room) and, lastly, further south, a water treatment plant is surrounded by woodland.
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