Magnificent authentic 18th century castle nestled in the heart of a sumptuous park of 16 hectares. This historic residence, erected in the 1700s, offers a generous living area of nearly 500m² within a vast estate. Located just minutes from the village of Penne d'Agenais and 15 minutes from Villeneuve-sur-Lot, this peaceful and rejuvenating environment invites you to discover an exceptional property. Outdoors: . A large park of 16 hectares composed of meadows and woods . A south-facing terrace allows you to enjoy outdoor meals, . A swimming pool and a tennis court are present but will require rehabilitation. The main house, spread over two levels, totals nearly 500m² and includes 12 rooms, including 7 bedrooms. On the ground floor: - A majestic entrance welcomes you, leading to a spacious open-plan dining room/kitchen, adorned with an imposing fireplace that adds a touch of character to the space. - A practical back kitchen and a large living room bathed in natural light complete this floor. Upstairs: - A master suite comprising a spacious office, a voluminous master bedroom, a secondary bedroom, and a bathroom. - The 5 other bedrooms, an additional bathroom, and a shower room offer an intimate and comfortable space for you and your guests. The central heating, provided by a pellet boiler, is complemented by an electric system. The outbuildings include a charming guest house of about 88m², offering a living room, 2 bedrooms, and a bathroom, equipped with a heat pump heating system. The property tax amounts to approximately 4,500 euros. Immerse yourself in the history of this unique property, offering an exceptional living environment in a place full of charm and authenticity.

A 13th and 16th century listed historical monument residence bordering the river and on 2.5 hectares of meadows in north-east Lot-et-Garonne . The discreet, almost mysterious residence is hidden behind a copse of trees, barely visible from the main road. The tarmac drive becomes a stony track as it winds its way between the rows of trees. After passing a pond and a bamboo hedge on the right, followed by the first evidence of the property in the form of two impressive stone pillars, the main driveway leads to two wrought-iron pillars supporting lanterns and to the dwelling. A few well-arranged flagstones guide visitors towards the entrance. The three-storey residence is set near to oak trees and a chestnut tree. To the east, the meadow bordering the garden provides some distance from a few neighbouring houses. On the south side, a meadow stretches as far as the banks of the river Lot below.

Perched atop 14 acres of peaceful, rolling countryside, this stunning property offers a rare blend of historic grandeur and refined modern comfort. With origins in the 17th century, this château has been meticulously renovated by its current owners and preserves its heritage while offering luxurious, up-to-date living. The property is arranged around a beautiful courtyard and features three distinct wings: the original Château building, the expansive West Wing, and the private East Wing residence. With 10 bedrooms and a potential for more, the property offers versatility for private use, luxury hospitality, or event hosting (subject to necessary permissions). The Château's grand salon and dining room feature original fireplaces, exposed beams, and sweeping views. Take the beautiful original staircase to the upper floors where you will find four magnificent and spacious suites that each reflect their own character. The suites are equipped with air conditioning offering comfort in all seasons. On the lower floor you will find a studio, wine cellar, and laundry. The West Wing boasts a professional kitchen, reception room, office with cathedral ceilings, and a guest suite in the tower. The East Wing is a fully self-contained dwelling boasting comfortable and modern living spaces with a private terrace, as well as a beautiful master suite with dressing room and a unique shower room attached. This wing is fitted with underfloor heating connected to a heat pump as well as air conditioning upstairs offering very good energy efficiency and a B rating. Outdoors, enjoy a heated 9mx5m pool framed by two charming towers, formal and wild gardens, stunning mature trees, an orchard, raised vegetable beds fitted with watering and a walking trail that circles the property. A lovely meadow offers the possibility to have animals. Additional buildings include a barn, former guardian's house to be renovated, and spacious garaging. Whether you envision a family retreat, hospitality venture, this chateau delivers elegance, space, and history in equal measure. The property is conveniently located near the beautiful bastide of Monflanquin where you will find all basic amenities as well as a charming weekly market. It is also within easy access of Bergerac airport.

A historic château perched atop a hill, with roots dating back to the 17th century. Extensively renovated, it offers three floors of elegant, contemporary living space. This magnificent estate features a nine-bedroom château, a stylish one-bedroom guest cottage, garages, a hangar, a small house to restore, and a swimming pool—all set within five hectares (13 acres) of mainly woodland, with charming walking paths winding through ancient stone pathways around the property. Strategically located east of Bordeaux and in close proximity to Bergerac Airport, the estate provides excellent travel options for both leisure and business. The main château boasts spacious bedrooms and bathrooms, generous reception areas, and a gourmet kitchen suitable for professional chefs. The West wing includes a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, a studio with a bedroom and kitchenette at garden level, and a suite within one of the towers. The East wing features an independent, stylish guest cottage with underfloor heating and double glazing. The beautifully maintained gardens encompass approximately five hectares of lush grassland and woodland teeming with wildlife. Additional amenities include a 9 x 5-meter swimming pool, a hangar suitable for tractor and timber storage, a small house pending renovation, and a carport equipped with solar panels. This enchanting estate which can be sold fully-furnished, perfectly combines comfort, architectural elegance, and an idyllic location. For further information including a Comprehensive Brochure & Floor Plans, please contact Jane Vernon on +33 6 43 50 01 21 Whatsapp, if you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

Stunning Chartreuse with Guest Accommodation, Barns, and Infinity Pool Nestled in the breathtaking Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, this extraordinary Chartreuse, built around 1640, was lovingly maintained by the same noble family until the late 19th century. Over the past two decades, it has undergone extensive renovations and redecorations, resulting in generous living spaces that can serve as a single large family residence or be divided into separate, independent living units. All accommodations are located on garden level. Highlights include a spacious open loggia, perfect for evening gatherings, as well as large indoor barns featuring double glazing and a concrete floor—ideal for classic car collections. Additionally, a charming Watch Tower overlooks the swimming pool and includes a kitchenette and bedroom, offering versatile usage options. Situated near one of France’s most beautiful medieval bastide villages, this property is approximately 40 minutes from the center of Bergerac with easy access to railway stations and larger towns. Set within approximately 9 hectares of land, the property encompasses woodland and meadows, providing privacy and scenic tranquility. For further information, including a comprehensive brochure and floor plans, please contact Jane Vernon at +33 6 43 50 01 21 (WhatsApp). If you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

This is a very nice real estate investment that Prada-Prestige-Immo is pleased to offer you today. This property is composed of several dwellings located in the center of a park of nearly 2 hectares beautifully planted with trees, an orchard, and a small meadow. The main building is a 9th-century castle, flanked by two square towers, which will need to be restored to regain all its nobility and shine brightly once again. It will then be a prestigious place for the organization of sumptuous events. Indeed, with its 8 bedrooms, its library, its spacious living room with fireplace, and its lounge opening onto the large terrace, we can perfectly imagine the potential that such a space represents. Note that the roof has already been redone and the original frames have all been replaced with double glazing with new shutters. The whole is built on a cellar and covered with an attic. The second building has been completely renovated and is divided into two comfortable 4- and 3-bedroom homes, plus a barn used as a garage. No work is required here; everything is ready to move into. Each home has its own separate entrance and private garden with access to the pool. This makes it easy to consider renting out the property if desired. Heating is electric, supplemented by pellet stoves. Double glazing and individual sanitation are provided. In the garden, originally surrounded by stone walls, the 12m x 6m swimming pool (salt filtration with reinforced liner) invites you to dive in thanks to its "diamond point" shape. The site is quiet, green, located at the entrance to a small dead-end road and easy to access, 10 minutes from all shops and restaurants. In detail: The castle: 380 m2 - L-shaped living room: 34 m2 - Kitchen: 20 m2 - Cellar: 5 m2 - Living room: 33 m2 - Entrance via main corridor: 48 m2 serving the 8 bedrooms of 17 to 25 m2 (including two in the north and south towers), some of which have their own bathroom. - Library: 40 m2 House 2 : 139 m2 - Ground floor: Kitchen: 30 m2 - Living room: 24 m2 with terrace access Floor: Corridor: 13 m2 - Shower room: 6 m2 - 3 bedrooms: 9 m2, 10 m2, 11 m2, - Laundry room: 5 m2 - Bedroom 4: 12 m2 with en-suite bathroom: 6 m2 House 3: 101 m2 - Kitchen/living room: 33 m2 - Shower room: 3 m2 - 3 bedrooms: 9 m2, 10 m2 and 12 m2 - Living room: 32 m2 with patio access Accessibility: - All shops: 10 minutes -Airports: Bergerac: 1 hour Toulouse: 1h30 Bordeaux: 2 hours 20 minutes Agen TGV station: 45 minutes (Paris in 3.5 hours)   Price: €642,000 including tax, agency fees payable by the seller The risks to which this property is exposed can be consulted on the website www.géorisques.gouv.fr

EXCLUSIVE to Christie's International Real Estate : Nestled in the tranquil Agenals countryside, this enchanting petit chateau spans across 2 acres of land with a rich historical background dating back to the 1300s. The property also boasts a charming two-bedroom guest house, creating a truly remarkable estate. Set on a spacious 2-acre plot adorned with picturesque gardens and woodland, this hidden gem is a mere 20-minute drive from the vibrant capital of Lot et Garonne, Agen. Agen offers great connectivity with its railway station and private jet airport, making both local and international travel convenient. Nearby, you'll discover a variety of shops, cafes, and bars to enjoy. The chateau comprises 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, meticulously designed to offer a peaceful living experience. The property features a stunning morning room, fully equipped kitchen, boiler room, cozy living room, and elegant dining room that seamlessly connects to a charming outdoor terrace. Additionally, there is a convenient laundry room, a separate toilet, a boot room, and an extra downstairs toilet. Retaining its original charm, a beautiful wooden staircase leads to the first-floor bedrooms and bathrooms, while outdoor living terraces provide enchanting views. The property entrance is impressive, with grand iron gates opening to a gravelled courtyard, unveiling the hidden oasis within. The estate includes a splendid 12 x 6 swimming pool, enclosed by the garden's original walls, offering a private and serene space to unwind and recharge. For guest convenience, an independent guest house is part of this exclusive offering. It comprises a comfortable living room, open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a versatile mezzanine area that can serve as an additional bedroom. Additional features encompass a garage for one car and hardstanding for up to six cars, ensuring abundant parking space. Noteworthy is a working well on the property, further adding to its historical charm and functionality. Moreover, the property is located near a medieval town steeped in rich history, particularly known for its involvement in the Hundred Years War. The town played a crucial role in the conflict between the kings of France and England, making it a historically significant area. Indulge in the allure of this exceptional chateau and its picturesque surroundings. Embrace this unique opportunity to own a piece of French history. For further information including a Comprehensive Brochure & Floor Plans, please contact Jane Vernon on +33 6 43 50 01 21, if you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

An Exquisite Estate with Manoir, Guest Cottage and Apartment, Near a market town on the River Lot SW France - An Exquisite French Estate with Manoir, Guest Cottage & Apartment — Southwest France Discover a Rare Jewel of Elegance and Heritage Set amid over 2 hectares (5.5 acres) of beautifully landscaped grounds, this magnificent estate embodies the ultimate in luxury, privacy, and timeless charm. Nestled near the market town of Castelmoron-sur-Lot, with Villeneuve-sur-Lot and Agen within easy reach, it offers the best of refined country living in one of southwest France's most picturesque regions.

In a quiet environment, this castle600 m² (about 6450 ft²), built in 1300 comprises 16 rooms including 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 toilets. It is provided with a None, with 2 balconies, with a swimming pool and with a terrace.

A magical place for lovers of nature and tranquility. Unique in the Quercy, nestled in the heart of nature, this remarkable little castle with its two beautiful towers benefits from its position from a view of nature mixed with woods and meadows. This imposing property is embellished with several outbuildings forming an enclosed courtyard, a tennis court and a superb swimming pool. The main building, 360 m², benefits from beautiful architectural elements, its travertine and solid wood floors, beautiful fireplaces, magnificent period doors. Upon your arrival, you will be welcomed by an elegant entrance opening onto a central corridor of 36 m² serving two parts: the first leads you to a beautiful living room with its fireplace of 25 m², a fitted kitchen of 25 m² with access to a terrace, a large bright dining room of 40 m² with its fireplace and two bedrooms of 20.24 m² and 17.86 m² then with their anterooms and their bathrooms. Upstairs, served by a solid wood staircase leading to a 156 m² reading room, you can enjoy four bedrooms with bathrooms offering intimate spaces, ideal for a large family. In the basement with its independent entrance, a 12 m² en-suite bedroom, a games room, a laundry room, the boiler room and a large, very clean cellar. This opens the door to a multitude of possibilities. The various outbuildings are in very good condition, there is a first barn of 180 m² converted into a workshop, the second of 350 m² can be transformed into a stable, a woodshed of 60 m² and a pool house converted into a summer kitchen and technical room 40 m². Comfort is assured and enhanced by a pretty flowered park, a 12 x 6 heated swimming pool secured by a wrought iron fence, blending into the landscape, and a very well-maintained tennis court. The entire property is surrounded by woods, agricultural plots and meadows. The total area is more than 40 hectares. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The fees are payable by the seller 4%

Magnificent chateau with 15 main rooms, at least 600 sqm of living space over 4 stories, built on a promontory near Agen. The basement includes a guard room and dungeons. The attic space could be converted. The loggia and terraces offer panoramic views over the rolling hills of the Lot-et-Garonne region. The outbuildings include a caretaker's cottage, chapel, dovecote, workshop and woodshed. On one of the terraces, between the chateau and the chapel, everything is ready for a swimming pool. A former fortified villa dating back to the 12th century, the original chateau was topped by cantilevered watchtowers. At the end of the 13th or beginning of the 14th century, a square tower armed with cross-shaped loopholes was added to the north corner. Altered and enlarged at the end of the 15th or beginning of the 16th century with the construction of a chapel with a flat chevet and a defensive wall. Enlarged in the 17th century with two semi-circular portals adorned with columns, giving access to the courtyard. Purchased in 1963 by a chief architect of historic monuments, it has been renovated from top to bottom according to the rules of art and history. It was listed (1964) and then classified (1988) as a partial Historic Monument. The chateau, a caretaker's cottage and outbuildings (including a former stable) are arranged around an enclosed courtyard. Outside the courtyard is the chapel of Saint Pierre, a former parish church, a woodshed and a dovecote. The property spans 3ha 64a 23ca. Fees at seller's expense. Fee : 6 % VAT of the price excluding fees Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Midi-Pyrénées Sotheby's Realty is proud to present an exceptional property in Lot-et-Garonne. Beautifully restored, this medieval castle offers approximately 600 square meters of living space and over 1,000 square meters of floor space, combining traditional charm with contemporary comfort. The monumental fireplaces, woodwork, Gothic windows, large living room, dining room, kitchen, terraces overlooking the valley, and eight en-suite bedrooms with refined décor transport us to another era. The outbuilding in the dovecote is perfect for entertaining friends or giving your teenager a taste of independence. The medieval tower with its jacuzzi at the top offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. The pool and its beach area are incredibly charming and promise wonderful summer evenings. Set on 17 hectares of perfectly maintained land, it is wonderful to stroll among the century-old trees. A dream life to be realized. AS3-5019 - Midi-Pyrénées Sotheby's Realty - 05.63.58.36.92

Hidden from view, on the borders of Tarn-et-Garonne, a medieval château occupies a rocky promontory at the heart of a wooded valley. Naturally protective and elevated, the setting conveys an immediate sense of seclusion and stability, deeply soothing. The origins of the site date back to the late 13th century. Initially a fortified rural establishment, it gradually evolved into a structured seigneurial ensemble, whose architecture retains a clear and legible record of its successive transformations. Corbelled échauguettes, terraces following the natural contours, the addition of a tower, and later alterations from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries together form a coherent silhouette, faithful to its history and free from artifice. The château offers approximately 600 sqm of living space arranged over several levels. The interior layout is organised around a spiral staircase with wooden steps, preserved in a remarkable state of integrity, a major feature of the keep and an essential testimony to its patrimonial significance. Generous volumes, remarkably thick walls and a deliberately subdued atmosphere reflect the essence of medieval architecture, where stone defines both space and rhythm. Around the main building, the outbuildings are arranged around an enclosed courtyard, forming a clear and balanced ensemble. Former stables, now converted into a caretaker’s house, together with additional outbuildings, structure the organisation of the estate. Extending the seigneurial ensemble, an ancient chapel historically linked to the site continues the narrative of the property and lends it a rare symbolic and patrimonial dimension. A dovecote, a wood store and the remains of an old windmill punctuate the grounds, recalling the organisation of a place that was once self-sufficient. Preserved during the French Revolution, the château underwent a complete restoration in the 20th century under the supervision of a Chief Architect of Historic Monuments. The property is listed in the French Inventory of Historic Monuments, with partial classification, attesting to the recognised heritage value of the ensemble. The parkland, extending over just over three hectares, surrounds the château in a preserved natural environment, without excessive isolation. Everyday amenities are only a few minutes away. A golf course can be reached in approximately 25 minutes. Regional and international airports, offering regular connections to Paris and major international hubs, are accessible in just over an hour. A property of character, rare for its architectural coherence, history and setting, offered in a spirit of discretion and transmission. Asking price: €1,340,000 Agency feesare payable by the seller. Property listed as a Historic Monument – not subject to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements. A complete information pack is available upon request, following an initial exchange. Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the official Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with Article L561-5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, proof of identity will be required prior to any visit.

In a quiet environment, this castle450 m² (about 4838 ft²), built in 1948 comprises 14 rooms including 8 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 4 toilets. It is provided with a None, with a swimming pool, with a terrace and with a cellar.

Réf. 4733: Listed chateau for sale, near Agen, in Lot-et-Garonne. In the heart of the Lot-et-Garonne department, between Bordeaux and Toulouse and just 30 minutes from Agen. Overlooking the vineyards and close to both the canal and the River Baïse, the estate enjoys a peaceful and unspoilt setting, within easy reach of Casteljaloux (a renowned spa town), Nérac (a former royal seat) and Agen, the prefecture. The château and its park form an ancient castral village, the origins of which date back to the 10th century. The site is of considerable heritage interest, containing the ruins of the former administrative centre as well as several 18th century follies, created when the grounds were laid out as an Anglo-Chinese garden. The south façade of the château is organised around a 16th century octagonal tower, which houses the principal staircase providing access to the various floors. More prominent on the north side, the two towers flank a perron where balconies adorned with wrought-ironwork are still visible. Approximately 800 sqm are arranged over four levels in a largely similar layout, each accessed from the central spiral staircase, allowing for a half-level configuration. The lower level contains vaulted cellars with earth floors, matching the footprint of the floor above, as well as a former warm-air heating system. The easily accessible attic allows for inspection of the roof structure and timber framework, as well as the work carried out on them. The ensemble's distinctly medieval silhouette, still remarkably legible, makes it an important architectural landmark and a valuable witness to the region's Gascon past. Outbuildings : The outbuildings, of approximately 250 sqm and located close to the château, have also benefited from preservation measures. Arranged at an angle, their current entrances allow for use as barns and garages. Nearby, the bell tower of the former parish church now forms a chapel housing painted ceilings and Renaissance-period sculptures. The grounds extend over approximately 11 hectares. Near the buildings lies an open area that once accommodated a kitchen garden and a swimming pool. Beyond this space, bordered by an old stone wall, the wooded park — planted with cedars and century-old oaks — contains various remnants of former follies, as well as an ornamental bridge, an icehouse and an old pavilion, all accessible via small paths traced through the vegetation. The following parts are listed on the Inventory of Historic Monuments : The painted ceilings of the first-floor bedrooms: listed by decree in 1991. All non-listed parts of the château, together with the entire estate — both built and non-built areas — including the outbuildings, the former church and the remains of the former upper village, the kitchen garden and its structures, the fishpond and its dependencies, the bridge, and the whole of the large park with the hunting pavilion, the icehouse and the remains of the château's former follies: registered by decree in 2015. This property is a historic monument (allowing fiscal tax cuts if you pay taxes in France). Cabinet LE NAIL – Lot-et-Garonne & Gers - Mr Alain CADET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

A partly restored 18th-century dwelling and 16th-century lodge surrounding their courtyard, set in grounds of around 4 ha with swimming pool, spring and stream in Lot-et-Garonne. The property forms a group of buildings including a rectangular manor house centred on its inner courtyard, surrounded by grounds of approx. 4 ha comprising mixed woodland, meadows and a small valley, and featuring a renowned spring. Beyond the boundaries of the estate, the surroundings might seem rather unattractive to some - given the presence of greenhouses and farm buildings. However, these structures are forgotten as soon as you follow a long driveway lined with majestic umbrella pines and enter the heart of the property. Built over the course of several centuries, the dwelling is made up of a number of different sections and interconnected inside and out. The dressed stone building is predominantly one storey high, with one section comprising two upper floors above a garden level. It includes an 18th century main building, a 16th century lodge and a former winery, following on from one another harmoniously. They are arranged around an enclosed courtyard with a central well, which is accessed from the outside via a porch. While the residence has undergone many alterations since at least the 16th century, it has recently been partially restored to continue its long history. All the buildings have been re-roofed: the 18th-century dwelling with slate and monk-and-nun tiles, the 16th-century pavilion with flat tiles and the winery with monk-and-nun tiles. In addition, a new micro wastewater treatment plant, a drainage system around the buildings, a new mains drinking water supply and electrical wiring up to the entrance to the property have been installed. Finally, the surrounding area has also been cleaned up.

A listed 13th-century chateau to be fully restored, with grounds, a chapel and outbuildings, nestled in France's Lot-et-Garonne department where it overlooks the River Garonne valley. Towering upon a rocky hill that looks down at the valley, the chateau was once surrounded by an ancestral vineyard. The majestic edifice illustrates the rich past of Gascony. The original chateau was built by the counts of Gascony. It has survived over the centuries and notably withstood the French Wars of Religion. Today's elegant, symmetrically designed edifice dates back to the French Renaissance (around the year 1500). It has kept significant medieval remnants, including towers, arrow slits and other defensive features from the 15th century. Two wings were added in the 17th and 19th centuries by the Grossolles de Flamarens family and by Alfred de Noailles, before being destroyed in the 1960s. All the estate's buildings and remnants have walls that are mostly made of stone. Their roofs have slate or barrel tiles. Part of the chateau has been regionally listed as a historical monument since 1989 and nationally listed as a historical monument since 1991. This bears witness to the chateau's true value as a gem of built heritage. The listed parts are the elevations, roofs, fireplaces and architectural remnants in the grounds, as well as the painted ceilings of the bedrooms on the first floor. Today, the chateau requires large-scale restoration. A specific French tax scheme applies to this property as a protected historical monument. Certain expenses on the protected parts (including renovation work, loan interest, property tax and insurance) are tax deductible, within up to 50% of taxable income. These expenses are deductible from property income.

This castle775 m² (about 8331 ft²), built in 1900 contains 17 rooms including 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 5 toilets. It is equipped with a None, with a swimming pool, with a terrace and with a cellar.

In a quiet environment, this castle641 m² (about 6891 ft²), built in 1700 has 16 rooms including 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 10 toilets. It has a None, a swimming pool and a cellar. Totally renovated