Situated on the outskirts of a charming village, at the Outbuildings:
Before entering the château courtyard, they comprise a set of buildings with a floor surface area of 850 sqm (plus cellars and storage space), including sheds, garages, workshop, former carpentry workshop and other technical premises.
At the end of the south wing is the large XIIIth century keep (ISMH), 30m high and comprising three levels, each with a large room.) Roof terrace with magnificent 360° panoramic view.
On the side of the south wing, there’s also a large 238 sqm orangery opening onto the terrace.
In the grounds, there’s a kennel and lean-tos and frames for the vegetable garden.
Grounds:
The land covers a total of 32 ha. There are approx. 9ha of meadows (under resignable commodat), 18 ha of woods with numerous paths, 4.5 ha of parkland with a number of multi-centenary trees, and an old water feature that could be brought back into use.
The terrace to the south of the chateau is approx. 3,000 sqm and has been landscaped as a formal garden. The courtyard to the west of the chateau has been transformed into a very pleasant pleasure garden with a pond.
The surrounding environment is particularly quiet and pleasant. The proximity of the kaolin quarry poses no nuisance: no noise, no dust, no machine traffic. The quarry is not visible from any of the buildings, not even from the top of the keep, as it is separated by a wooded hill.
For more information on the quarry, please visit: https://emili.imerys.com/
The estate is 4 and 14 kilometers from market towns with a full range of local shops and services.
The A71 freeway, 23km away, takes you to Paris and Geneva in less than 4h00, and Lyon in 2h30. SNCF TER station 8km away (Montluçon Clermont-Ferrand line), SNCF Grandes-Lignes station in Vichy (50km) and Clermont-Ferrand international airport 60km away.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr
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Rich in its past, strong in its present, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes has always been able to highlight its particularities to make them assets. A regional identity perpetuated by a true tradition made up of authenticity, openness and dynamism. On the banks of the Rhône and the Saône between the hill of Fourvière and that of the Croix Rousse, is at the crossroads of the great wines between Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône, and at the gates of the flavors of the South.
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