£343,395
(€92/sq. ft)
€397,500
6 bed château for saleAngoulême, Charente, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
6 beds
1 bath
5 receptions
4,306 sq. ft
About this property
Historic property
Garden
Panoramic views
Hamlet property
0-2 km to amenities
Oil fuelled heating
Covered parking
Barns - outbuildings
Electricity on site
Isolated
Well
Detached
Character property
Double glazing
Swimming Pool
Open fireplace
Wood fuelled heating
Habitable
Individual
Business potential
Barns-outbuildings
Water on site
This 15th century building, situated on one of the highest points in the Aigre region, offers a glimpse into the history of the Charentais seigneury.
In the past, the logis, built on a barrel-vaulted cellar, was surrounded by a dry moat and the large gateway opened onto a drawbridge.
The estate belonged to a succession of noble families until 1830, when it was transformed into a farm.
Many of the original 15th and 16th century features have been preserved.
The main building is a massive two-storey quadrilateral structure, one of which has an overhang, pierced by small bull's-eyes, with 400m2 of living space plus a 130m2 attic.
Part of the building (left wing) has been renovated by its current owners, offering an open-plan kitchen, utility room, study, lounge, dining room, shower room, 3 bedrooms and 2 WCs.
The rest of the dwelling is in need of renovation, around the many original features that are still present (fireplaces, vegetable gardens, floors, beams....).
The outbuildings comprise a large 515m2 metal-framed barn, an adjoining 66m2 barn (ideal for creating a gite with independent access), a 80m2 wine storehouse and a 140m2 hangar, including the technical part of the 11x5m in-ground swimming pool (liner to be provided).
Oil-fired central heating
Land of 6.2 hectares, much of it wooded
Recent and compliant individual sewage system
Shops 2 minutes away
Rouillac 15 minutes away
Angoulême and its high-speed train station 30 minutes away
In the past, the logis, built on a barrel-vaulted cellar, was surrounded by a dry moat and the large gateway opened onto a drawbridge.
The estate belonged to a succession of noble families until 1830, when it was transformed into a farm.
Many of the original 15th and 16th century features have been preserved.
The main building is a massive two-storey quadrilateral structure, one of which has an overhang, pierced by small bull's-eyes, with 400m2 of living space plus a 130m2 attic.
Part of the building (left wing) has been renovated by its current owners, offering an open-plan kitchen, utility room, study, lounge, dining room, shower room, 3 bedrooms and 2 WCs.
The rest of the dwelling is in need of renovation, around the many original features that are still present (fireplaces, vegetable gardens, floors, beams....).
The outbuildings comprise a large 515m2 metal-framed barn, an adjoining 66m2 barn (ideal for creating a gite with independent access), a 80m2 wine storehouse and a 140m2 hangar, including the technical part of the 11x5m in-ground swimming pool (liner to be provided).
Oil-fired central heating
Land of 6.2 hectares, much of it wooded
Recent and compliant individual sewage system
Shops 2 minutes away
Rouillac 15 minutes away
Angoulême and its high-speed train station 30 minutes away
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