£1,092,788
(€78/sq. ft)
€1,260,000
26 bed château for saleGrossouvre, Cher, Centre-Val De Loire
26 beds
10 baths
4 receptions
16,146 sq. ft
About this property
Oil fuelled heating
0-2 km to amenities
Panoramic views
Isolated
Garage
Barns - outbuildings
Private parking
Character property
Detached
Individual
To be renovated
Guest house - Gite
Open fireplace
Business potential
On the edge of the Berry region, between Bourges and Nevers, Leggett offers you a splendid historic Château on a vast 28-hectare estate.
This Château, the former residence of a great aristocratic family, has played host to the History of France, and the illustrious Kings Charles IX, Henri III and Catherine de Médicis, and Napoléon 1er. It was also a holiday resort for Napoléon III and the Empress Eugénie.
With its large restored rooms, this Château is on a property consisting of a wooded forest with bridle paths, meadows and buildings (former dormitories, function room, infirmary and gîtes) remnants of the holiday colonies of many schoolchildren for over 30 years.
Some of these rooms are still used today to welcome pilgrims on the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela via the "Radio Camino" of the Nevers South branch.
Now you can become the owner of this magical place steeped in history!
This Château, the former residence of a great aristocratic family, has played host to the History of France, and the illustrious Kings Charles IX, Henri III and Catherine de Médicis, and Napoléon 1er. It was also a holiday resort for Napoléon III and the Empress Eugénie.
With its large restored rooms, this Château is on a property consisting of a wooded forest with bridle paths, meadows and buildings (former dormitories, function room, infirmary and gîtes) remnants of the holiday colonies of many schoolchildren for over 30 years.
Some of these rooms are still used today to welcome pilgrims on the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela via the "Radio Camino" of the Nevers South branch.
Now you can become the owner of this magical place steeped in history!
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