Reference: E9-JVP1142
Magnificent 19th C château set within 9.93 ha of parkland, paddocks and woodland. Offering extensive accommodation across five floors, numerous outbuildings include an old chapel to restore, pool and tennis court. Set in a peaceful countryside setting near Agen.
Located near Agen, the capital of Lot-et-Garonne, the property benefits from excellent accessibility, including a TGV station providing swift connections to Bordeaux and Paris, as well as a nearby private airport for business or leisure travel. International airports in Bordeaux and Toulouse are also within easy reach.
Centre of town -10 mins
TGV 35 mins
Set within nearly 10 hectares of serene countryside in the Lot-et-Garonne, this breathtaking château estate combines architectural elegance, historical charm and exceptional lifestyle potential. Originally constructed in 1865 as a folly for an aristocratic owner, the château was built on solid rock and today stands as a truly enchanting residence within a landscape of rolling fields, pasture and woodland.
The château itself offers approximately 691 m² of living space arranged over five floors. The principal reception rooms are located on the first floor, opening onto a grand terrace that enjoys far-reaching views across the estate. A spacious main kitchen, complemented by a secondary back kitchen, provides practical and generous entertaining space.
The upper floors are dedicated to sleeping accommodation, with bedrooms distributed across the second to fifth levels. An additional wing, retaining its original character, offers further potential to create up to five additional bedrooms, allowing the property to adapt to a variety of residential or hospitality uses.
The estate also includes a separate outbuilding of approximately 246 m², along with a first-floor apartment awaiting renovation, offering further scope for guest accommodation or rental income.
The grounds are rich and varied, featuring fenced paddocks ideal for equestrian use, two barns, two stables, a swimming pool and a tennis court. Within the woodland, the ruins of a former chapel and an orangerie add to the property’s charm and present exciting opportunities for restoration or development.
This remarkable estate offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property of scale, history and versatility, perfectly suited as a prestigious family home, equestrian property or hospitality venture in one of southwest France’s most picturesque regions.
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