Private, Les Trois Brioux, Cher, France

€1,950,000

Beds	18 beds
Price	€1,950,000
Property Type
Size	750 meters²
Energy Rating	BER-
Refreshed on	May 30, 2024
Eircode	18140
Group Name	Esales Property Ltd.
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Fully refurbished 8 Bedroom, 6 bathroom Luxury Chateau Trois Brioux For Sale In Charentonnay Cher France with 10 other bedrooms & 8 bathrooms in surrounding building, plus extensive Equestrian Facilities Esales Property ID: es5553381 Property Location 2 Les Trois Brioux, Chateau Trois Brioux Charentonnay Cher 18140 France Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, warm climate, welcoming culture and low cost of living, France is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across Europe to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment into this magnificent part of the world. This privately owned boutique Chateau nestles peacefully in the French rural countryside., with quaint villages nearby and Paris only a short drive or train ride away. Trois Brioux is the perfect holiday destination or equestrian base. The Chateau is centrally located in the heart of France just 2 hours south of Paris close to La Charite in the beautiful Loire valley. The 8 bedroom Chateau lies in 32 acres of parkland. This 1895 building is a classic French Petit Chateau with an interesting history. The Chateau was purchased by the village of Vierzon in 1931 from the original owner Squadron commander Georges Marie Ludovic Antoine BAR La GARDE Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, Capitaine de cavalerie (Captain of the Horse). The town of Vierzon, despite the risk of Spanish reprisals, offered the Chateau to help house the refugees in a compassionate and humanitarian gesture. Between 1937 and 1939 there were over 100 Catalan women and children, housed at the Chateau. During the 2nd World War elements of the reconnaissance regiment of the 9th German tank division fought in the vicinity and the Chateau remained in the occupied section of France until the area was liberated by the French resistance movement in late 1944. Post war the Chateau was again used as a vacation centre for the youth of Vierzon prior to being transferred back to private use in 1996. Since 2016 it has been extensively renovated and further equestrian facilities added. Equestrian Facilities We are open to long term rental of our facilities for riders owners, and grooms living on-site with their horses. Our equestrian facilities are situated in the grounds of the beautiful Château Trois Brioux and include: * Full size under cover arena with jumps. * Outdoor grass arena. * 6 horse rubber matted covered walker. * Multiple fenced paddocks, with shelters. * 10 horse stables with 3 wash bays, standing bay, tack room, laundry facilities and blanket storage room. Accommodation Our 15th century Gite guest accommodation are located in the Chateau parkland. These Gites date back to the original Chateau that was constructed in the 15th century. The Gites have been upgraded to facilitate comfortable accommodation for both short and long term stays. The accommodation includes; * Studio self-contained double apartment. * 3 bedroom caretakers home * Self-contained 2 bedroom cottage * Self-contained double bed apartment * Three En Suited bedrooms with common kitchen and recreation room ABOUT THE AREA Sancerre: This region is located in the area of Gaul settled by the powerful Celtic (Gaule Celtique) tribe, prior to it becoming part of Roman Aquitania and some evidence points to the existence of an early hillside Roman temple dedicated to Julius Caesar there. Sancerre is a natural fortress 312 meters in height and was a former feudal possession of the Counts of Champagne (1152) in the province of Berry. Currently it enjoys the mantle of one of the most famous white wine growing areas in France and there is a significant number of tasting wineries and quality restaurants in the area. La Charite sur Loire: Surrounded by ramparts, the medieval town of La Charite-sur-Loire, standing by the Loire river, is famous for its Clunisian priory. Founded in 1059, this Benedictine monastery, part of the Order of Cluny, is a remarkable example of Burgundian Romanesque art, along with its church, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. La Charite is part of the Way of St. James and the town was where in 1429 Joan of Arc suffered her first defeat. Bourges: This historical medieval town has a magnificent 12th century Gothic Cathedral Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has a significant number of original building. Bourges was originally sacked by Julius Caesar in 52 BC prior to Rome reconstructing it as a Roman outpost. During the Middle Ages, Bourges served as the capital of the Viscounty of Bourges until 1101. In the fourteenth century, it became the capital of the Duchy of Berry (established in 1360). The future king of France, Charles VII, sought refuge there in the 1420s during the Hundred Years' War. His son, Louis XI, was born there in 1423. In 1438, Charles VII decreed the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges. During this period, Bourges was a major centre of alchemy. Today it is a thriving large town with numerous museums, art galleries, parks & gardens and a wide spectrum of restaurants. Just a few of the famous and historically significant chateaux in our region: Château of Chambord The Château of Chambord was built in 1519 by François I and features stunning French Renaissance architecture. Considered to be one the best chateaux in the Loire Valley, this UNESCO site offers tours of its interior where you can view its intricate architecture and impressive tapestry collection. Château of Sully-sur-Loire This beautiful Loire Valley chateau, which can be translated as the Castle of Sully, is a medieval fortress that was eventually turned into a residence. It is where Duke de Sully once lived and it features beautiful Renaissance architecture. There are two further floors guests can explore which include various collections of art. The castle has a few winding staircases, a moat, and plenty of towers to walk through. Château de Chenonceau The Château de Chenonceau towers over the nearby Cher River and features a stunning mixture of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Built in 1513, the castle is home to a large collection of 16th to 17th-century tapestries and numerous intricately decorated rooms you can tour. The castle is known for its lakes, bridges and many gardens which include various species of plants. You can also attend a unique event as during the summer the castle allows you to take a night walk through the gardens which are illuminated by soft lanterns and candle. ZooParc de Beauval: This extraordinary privately owned zoo has continued building by the Delord family over the last 40 years and is a haven of peace for species and one of the most beautiful zoos in the world. It is now home to nearly 35,000 extraordinary animals and 800 species and is one of the best zoos in Europe. It features many live shows and the 2020 addition of the new Equatorial 38-metre-high Dome is an unforgettable trip around the equator. Guedelon Castle (Château de Guedelon): Guedelon is a castle currently under construction near Treigny, France. The castle is the focus of an experimental archaeology project aimed at recreating a 13th-century castle and its environment using period technique, dress, and material. In order to fully investigate the technology required in the past, the project is using only period construction techniques, tools, and costumes. Materials, including wood and stone, are all obtained locally. Jacques Moulin, chief architect for the project, designed the castle according to the architectural model developed during the 12th and 13th centuries by Philip II of France. Guedelon provides practical lessons in sustainable building. This pioneering construction site offers information and demonstrations on wattle-and-daub or rubble walling, making and using limewashes, traditional terracotta roof tiles, oak shakes, flax and hemp ropes amongst other trades. MAiN FEATURES: � Beds: 18 across all dwellings � Bathrooms 10 � 750 m2 living space � 130000m2 plot � Development Potential � Multiple outbuildings � Private Garden � Private Parking � Massive potential in the rental market with guaranteed returns through Airbnb � Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies � Close to many excellent bars and restaurants � Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of France � Many excellent sports facilities, fishing, walking and cycling areas nearby Contact us today to buy or sell property in France fast online.

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