Chateau in Agen

LOT ET GARONNE – IN PERIPHERY OF AGEN – Established on a line of defence linking the Garonne to the Pyrenees, castle to be restored belonging to the same family since the middle of the 17th century and finding its origins in the 16th and 19th centuries. Partly listed as a historical monument, it develops about 630 m² (6,306 sq ft) with 15 main rooms.
Numerous architectural features. 3 towers recall its defensive origins, 2 round towers to the south, an octagonal entrance tower with spiral stairway to the north.
The 2 round towers, partly destroyed during the French revolution, were renovated in the 19th century by the Bordeaux architect Gustave Alaux, a member of the Gironde Commission for Historic Monuments and Buildings in 1857, a disciple of Eugène Violet le Duc.

The Castle:

Ground floor and first floor: a large 28 m² (301 sq ft) vestibule leading to the 53 m² (538 sq ft) dining room with coffered ceiling. The large lounge (54 m² / 592 sq ft) with its fireplace, woodwork and large paintings on canvas depicting hunting scenes, a small lounge housed in a round tower with a charming painted stone fireplace, 2 large kitchens awaiting conversion, 6 bedrooms, 2 of which each communicate with a second small bedroom housed in the round towers. Possibility of 2 additional bedrooms. Wallpaper murals of Flanders representing country scenes in 2 bedrooms, study.
The second floor houses the attic with a 134 m² (1,344 sq ft) convertible attic space with its upside down boat hull framework. There is also a room formerly used as an additional bedroom.
Cellar of 43 m² (430 sq ft).

The vast outbuildings are laid out around an inner courtyard of 896 m² (896 sq ft): 3 garages, half-timbered dovecote, storage, wood shed, hen houses and former pigsties.
Ideal for family property or reception business. Great potential.
5 mm from the A62 motorway access

Near all amenities.
Park and meadow with a surface of 5.5 hectares, possibility to buy a few extra hectares.