Châtellerault: A 14th–15th Century Listed Historic Monument In Need Of Renovation, Set In 4 Hectares

Just 20 minutes from Châtellerault and the A10 motorway, a 14th-century manor house (610 m² of living space), renovated in the 18th century and partially surrounded by its moat with flowing water, offering 16 rooms, 7 bedrooms and an additional 305 m² of living space in the attic. This château offers a true journey into the past, as so many authentic features have been meticulously preserved over the years: a Louis XIV-style stone staircase with balusters, a monumental fireplace with flat pilasters and a straight mantelpiece, and an external footbridge designed by Gustave Eiffel… The outbuildings are also in need of restoration: a small cottage, a chapel, an orangery and a dovecote.  Its 4 hectares comprise a landscaped park, meadows, copses and a pond, all of which provide a haven for roe deer, grey herons, hares and other wildlife… Peace and tranquillity guaranteed!  A property with great potential, benefiting from favourable tax treatment due to its classification as a Historic Monument, both inside and out.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/