Reference: P5-23361
Restored 17th-century castle and estate with deep historic roots, offers 266 m² of living space and 1,200 m² of outbuildings on 7 hectares. Modern comforts meet heritage charm—ideal for a family home, gîtes, or reception venue in serene countryside.
Located near Civray
A Living Legacy in the Heart of Civray
Steeped in centuries of history the Château is one of Civray’s most distinguished estates. First documented in 1403, it once formed part of the County of Civray and passed through the hands of notable families such as the Buffefeu, Babignon, Jousserand, and de Menou lineages. In the 20th century, it was cherished by a local Civraisien family before its acquisition by the current owners in the early 2000s.
Restored Heritage with Timeless Elegance
Painstakingly restored with an eye for authenticity and quality, the château showcases 266 m² of beautifully appointed living space. Renovations have preserved key 17th-century architectural features, seamlessly blended with modern comfort.
Ground floor:
- Spacious kitchen with original stone flooring
- Living room and a study, both warmed by wood-burning stoves
- Laundry room and access to the first tower, now used as a storeroom
- A staircase leads to the upper floor where you’ll find:
- Wide landing and corridor
- Three generously sized bedrooms and a master suite
- Family bathroom
- A second tower, with its stone spiral staircase, connects the kitchen directly to the upper floor—an architectural gem that speaks to the château's historical roots.
Modern features include a heat pump system for central heating, double-glazed wooden windows, and a septic tank sanitation system, ensuring year-round comfort.
Energy class : D
Climate class : B
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,690 and €5,050 per year. Prices indexed to the years 2021 2022 2023.
Outbuildings with Exceptional Potential
Beyond the main residence, the property offers over 1,200 m² of outbuildings, including:
- Several large barns
- Former stables with soaring ceilings and 19th-century original features, ideal for transforming into gîtes, event spaces, or guest accommodations
These structures present enormous scope for those envisioning a hospitality project, family compound, or historic event venue.
An Idyllic Natural Setting
Set within over 7 hectares (17 acres) of land, the estate enjoys exceptional privacy and peace. The grounds include:
- Around 2 hectares of woodland
- Expansive lawns and meadows
A tranquil, bucolic backdrop perfect for countryside living or tourism development
A Rare Opportunity in Nouvelle-Aquitaine
With its storied past, character-rich architecture, and stunning natural surroundings, the Château is a rare find. Whether you're seeking a family retreat, a heritage investment, or the foundation for a hospitality business, this estate invites you to write the next chapter of its remarkable history.
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