In Saintonge, A Late 19th Century Chateau With Outbuildings And Park Covering 30 Ha, Crossed By

In Saintonge, a late 19th century chateau with outbuildings and park covering 30 ha, crossed by a tree-lined river. A few houses past the village church square, the large gate opens up to the setting sun, to the west of the estate. While the southern facade of the chateau can be made out in the distance, a house and its outbuildings, known as ”the farm”, are immediately to the right. Follow a vast barn, formerly a stable, and some workshops and garages. The driveway to the chateau is bordered with large trees. To the left of the main building, a small dwelling is set back from the master residence. In front of the latter, a basin with a fountain stretches along an alley for about 200 m, which leads to the main entrance gate to the south.

To the east of the chateau, a very old, circular moat separates the park with its large trees, some of which bear fruit, from the estate’s meadows. A bridge crosses the eastern pastures up to the river that meanders through the estate from north to south.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/