Chateau in Bergues

This historic chateau, surrounded by a moat and 4.5 hectares of English-style parkland, is partly listed as a historic monument.

Its history dates back to the 14th century, when it was first built, and continues in the 16th century with the fortifications, followed by turrets and a drawbridge. In the 19th century, a wing was removed and a sumptuous gallery was created to enlarge the chateau.

Two pretty reception rooms on either side of the entrance hall date from the 18th century.
A south-facing flat with a lounge, bedroom, bathroom and toilet is located in the east wing.

The garden level includes a kitchen overlooking the moat, a scullery, a small entrance hall and various cellars.

Upstairs, an exceptional gallery leads to five bedrooms.

The second floor has a 240 sqm attic that could be converted.

The slate roof was completely redone in 2016.
The individual drainage system was also redone in 2023.

Two loose boxes with an upstairs that could be converted in the outbuildings, a tennis court, a charming house with a summer kitchen and an upstairs dormitory as well as a caretaker’s cottage in good condition with its enclosed garden complete this property steeped in history and brimming with unique features.

45 minutes from Lille
1 hour from Bruges (Belgium)
1 hour from the Opal Coast

Energy class : N/A
Climate class : N/A
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr