Where The Wine Is Born, Architecture Has Remained Sovereign

Majestically overlooking the rolling landscapes of Beaujolais, this remarkable Neo-Renaissance castle built in the mid-19th century embodies the elegance of a historic great wine estate.
Within a landscaped park of about two hectares planted with century-old trees, the property unfolds nearly 3,000 m² of built surfaces, offering rare potential for an exceptional family residence, a prestigious hotel, event, or wine tourism project.
The castle, approximately 700 m² of habitable space, immediately impresses with its spectacular architecture, four octagonal towers, ornate balconies, large arched openings, and steep roof forming a silhouette that is both elegant and iconic. The reception rooms feature original floors, painted woodwork, hand-decorated ceilings, monumental fireplaces, and unobstructed views of the vines and the Alps.
Interior spaces include several reception salons, a remarkable dining room, two offices, seven bedrooms, and a billiard room. The nearly 300 m² attics, flooded with light, offer outstanding development potential.
Former core of the viticultural operation, the winery develops nearly 1,700 m² including aging cellars, a high-ceilinged press house, an attic, and storage areas. The impressive volumes, preserved presses, and the authenticity of the premises open the way to multiple enhancement projects.
An independent house of about 230 m² completes the set, ideal for hosting staff, guardians, guests, or additional activities. The environment is simply remarkable. The park, a true green setting, alternates vast lawns, majestic trees, and relaxation areas. On the horizon, Beaujolais vineyards meet the Alpine foothills in a rare panorama that gives the property a unique dimension.
A confidential address and an exceptional architectural heritage for enthusiasts of beautiful homes seeking a place full of history, character, and prospects. Parce que chaque client mérite un royaume
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/