Reference: B2-4964LY
Beautiful 14th-C château residence offering 311 m² of living space plus 95 m² convertible attic, set on 6.78 ha with parkland and leased farmland. Features vaulted cellars, terraces, and multiple outbuildings, including rented houses and barns. Ideally located near Geneva, Lyon, and Bourg-en-Bresse—perfect as a family home.
Location
Despite its countryside setting, the property enjoys excellent accessibility:
- 1 hour from Geneva
- 1 hour 15 minutes from Lyon
- 40 minutes from Bourg-en-Bresse
- 8 minutes from TER and TGV train stations
- Quick access to A404 and A40 motorways
Set on a peaceful and bucolic plateau in the Haut-Bugey region, this elegant historic property traces its origins to the 14th century. Once a powerful local château, it was rebuilt and redesigned after a fire at the end of the Second World War, giving rise to the graceful residence that stands today — a place where history, nature, and authenticity meet in perfect harmony.
The property offers 311 m² of living space spread across three levels, with an additional 95 m² of attic space ready for conversion. Beneath the house, a beautiful vaulted cellar and vaulted garage enhance its character and utility.
Architectural remnants of the medieval château remain — including the former keep with its typical feudal talus base, and a tower at the end of the terrace — giving a striking reminder of the estate’s ancient heritage.
Layout of the château
Garden and ground level:
- Vaulted cellar and garage, ideal for wine storage or workshop space.
Elevated ground floor:
- Entrance hall leading to a dining room that opens onto a terrace.
- Living room with access to a large south-west-facing terrace offering beautiful views.
- Bedroom with terrace access.
- Study
- Bathroom
- Fitted kitchen with pantry and utility corridor.
- Two additional bedrooms, each with washbasin.
- Laundry room and separate WC.
First floor:
- Landing leading to three bedrooms, one with washbasin.
- Bathroom/shower room and WC.
- Large attic space (approx. 95 m²) suitable for conversion — perfect for creating additional bedrooms, a playroom, or a studio.
Second floor:
- Landing leading to two further bedrooms and a shower room.
Energy class : G
Climate class : G
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 15405 euros and 20841 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021, 2022, 2023.
Outbuildings
Adjoining buildings:
A charming south-facing stone structure includes two garages, a stable with direct access to the road, a lean-to, and a wood shed. The first floor features a large former hayloft, offering further development potential.
Rented properties:
- House at the property entrance (116 m²): kitchen, living room, WC shower room, storeroom, and three bedrooms upstairs. Heating via a recent wood stove. Small garden.
- Farmhouse (partly leased to a farmer)
- Large stone barn
- Various outbuildings (some available for use)
- old dovecote.
Second rented house (135 m²): kitchen, living room, bathroom, and two bedrooms upstairs under a residential lease.
Land and surroundings
The estate extends over 6.78 hectares, including 2.9 hectares of parkland surrounding the château and 3.8 hectares of leased farmland (pastures and agricultural buildings). Mature trees, lawns, and open fields form a tranquil and scenic setting — perfect for horses, countryside living, or simply enjoying nature.
This beautifully preserved residence offers a rare blend of history, elegance, and practicality — ideal as a family home, a heritage restoration project, or a multi-purpose estate with income-generating potential from its rented dwellings.
A true haven of peace steeped in history, perfectly positioned between city and countryside.
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