A 17th Century Property, Modified In The 19th And Completely Restored Today, Surrounded By

A 17th-century property, modified in the 19th and completely restored today, surrounded by moats as well as 14-hectare grounds, in Sologne. From the road, a gate opens on to a bridal lane, bordered by undergrowth carpeted with ferns, which traverses the walled grounds of approximately 14 hectares. Water-filled moats gradually appear before a bridge provides access to the main landscaped courtyard, articulated around an immense central lawn, while the main dwelling, whose origins date back to the 16th century, before it was modified in the 19th, is located in the centre of the composition.

With three storeys and an inhabitable floor area of approximately 280 m², it includes a central structure, flanked by two wings and topped with a slate hipped roof, which is, in turn, cadenced by dormers. To the south, a contemporary extension has been subtly added, whereas, meticulously restored, the estate also includes a farmhouse, several outbuildings and a swimming pool, creating a contiguous property in which the dwelling, safely ensconced within its grounds and surrounded by a moat, represents its focal point.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/