Reference: R3-1534
Elegant 18th–19th-century château of approximately 460 m2 set within 36 hectares of beautiful parkland and mature oak woodland. Offering eight bedrooms, generous reception rooms, caretaker’s house, additional accommodation and extensive outbuildings, the estate is ideal as a family home or hospitality project, with renovation potential.
Berry, Indre – near Vierzon and Issoudun
Situated in the beautiful Berry countryside, this exceptional estate enjoys a peaceful and private setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Vierzon and Issoudun are both within easy reach, while Paris can be reached in approximately 2 hours 30 minutes by motorway. The surrounding countryside is characterised by woodland, open farmland and traditional villages, providing an attractive setting for a substantial country estate.
Set in the heart of the beautiful Berry countryside, this imposing château estate offers a rare combination of historic character, privacy and extensive grounds, with approximately 36 hectares surrounding the property. Ideally positioned within easy reach of Vierzon and Issoudun and approximately 2 hours 30 minutes from Paris by motorway, it provides an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a substantial family residence or a property with hospitality potential.
The château dates principally from the 18th and 19th centuries and offers approximately 460 m2 of living space. Externally, the property is in good condition, while the interiors would benefit from renovation and modernisation, offering future owners the opportunity to restore and personalise the house whilst retaining its period character.
The principal accommodation is arranged over two floors. The ground floor is centred around an entrance hall leading to a succession of elegant reception rooms, including a generous drawing room, dining room and two further salons. The house also provides a kitchen, rear kitchen, study and a ground-floor bedroom with its own bathroom, allowing for comfortable living on one level if required.
A staircase leads to the first floor, where seven further bedrooms and three bathrooms provide substantial accommodation for family and guests. Above, a large attic offers additional space and could potentially provide further accommodation or storage, subject to any necessary permissions.
The estate is particularly well suited to entertaining and extended family living, while the existing accommodation and outbuildings also provide considerable potential for a chambres d’hôtes or gîte project, subject to the necessary authorisations.
A separate caretaker’s house of approximately 100 m2 provides useful independent accommodation, while a further dwelling adds to the property's flexibility. The extensive outbuildings include a substantial barn, garage, workshop and various storage buildings, offering considerable scope for agricultural, leisure or conversion uses.
The château is surrounded by approximately 36 hectares of private grounds, creating an exceptional sense of space and seclusion. The landscaped park includes lawns, mature trees and an orchard, while a magnificent 28-hectare oak woodland, managed under a PSG (Plan Simple de Gestion), forms a substantial part of the estate. The woodland provides both privacy and an attractive natural environment, with excellent opportunities for walking and enjoying the surrounding countryside.
A former pond adds further character to the grounds and could be restored to enhance the landscape and create an additional focal point within the estate.
This is a particularly appealing property for anyone seeking a substantial château in the heart of the Berry, with generous accommodation, extensive woodland and parkland, independent dwellings and numerous outbuildings. With some interior renovation required, it offers the opportunity to create an impressive private family estate or develop a chambres d’hôtes and gîte business in a peaceful yet accessible part of central France.
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