Reference: E92-AJG1458
Remarkable listed 18th C château offering 900 m² within 42 ha of parkland near Nantes. Seven en-suite bedrooms, grand reception rooms and exceptional period features. 4 bed Guest house with pool, historic outbuildings and landscaped grounds with ponds create a rare heritage estate with significant lifestyle and commercial potential.
Located between La Roche-sur-Yon and Nantes, in the rolling countryside of the Haut Bocage in the Vendée
30 minutes from Nantes International Airport
Located between La Roche-sur-Yon and Nantes, in the rolling countryside of the Haut Bocage in the Vendée, this exceptional estate brings together history, elegance and nature in a truly rare setting. Just one hour from the Vendée coastline and approximately 30 minutes from Nantes International Airport, the property enjoys both tranquillity and accessibility.
Listed in the Inventory of Historic Monuments, the 18th-century château offers nearly 900 m² of living space and stands at the heart of an extraordinary 42-hectare park.
The château
The interior reflects the architectural refinement of the Enlightenment period, with beautifully preserved original features throughout. Herringbone parquet floors with intricate inlays, carved wood panelling, period fireplaces and elegant mouldings create a setting of remarkable authenticity.
The reception rooms unfold in a harmonious sequence, including a large formal reception room, a striking library-sitting room arranged over two levels with a mezzanine, and a gallery leading to several office spaces. A dining room and a kitchen, located within one of the side pavilions, complete the principal living areas.
The first floor offers seven bedrooms, each with its own bathroom or shower room, combining comfort with historic charm.
Outbuildings and additional accommodation
The estate is complemented by a range of outbuildings that significantly enhance its versatility. A recently renovated detached house, known as La Bergerie, provides independent accommodation and benefits from its own swimming pool—ideal for guests or extended family.
Further buildings include a barn, garages, reception spaces and additional self-contained accommodation, all arranged around a traditional courtyard.
Adding to the historic significance of the estate are a restored 15th-century watchtower and a listed chapel from the same period.
Grounds and setting
Accessed through a grand entrance gate and set behind elegant wrought-iron fencing, the château reveals itself at the end of a main courtyard, showcasing the perfect symmetry of its classical design. Its granite façade, tall windows and slate roof punctuated by dormers are enhanced by a majestic horseshoe staircase leading to the entrance.
The 42-hectare grounds form a beautifully preserved landscape of meadows, woodland and tree-lined avenues, dotted with mature trees, some over a century old. Two picturesque ponds reflect the château and provide a serene habitat for swans and herons, while a former racecourse recalls the estate’s equestrian heritage.
A rare opportunity
Combining architectural prestige, extensive grounds and a strategic location in one of western France’s most dynamic regions, this estate offers exceptional potential. Whether as a distinguished private residence, a heritage property of national importance or a high-end hospitality venture, it provides a unique opportunity to create a truly remarkable project.
Full details and private viewings are available on request.
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