13th-century château with 3 gîtes and lake in Limousin

Medieval 13th-century château with 3 gîtes, fishing lake and 12 hectares

At the heart of an estate spanning over 12 hectares stands this superb stone château from the 13th century, imposing and steeped in history. Its majestic towers, grand façades and refined architectural details bear witness to medieval splendour. Within the grounds, beside a fishing lake of 6,075 m², a stone building has been converted into 3 independent gîtes.

14 bedrooms · 12 bathrooms · 511 m² of living space · 12.3 ha · 1,400,000 €

Location & access

The château is situated in Corrèze, 8 km from Seilhac and 14 km from Uzerche, which has a railway station with direct connections to Paris. Brive and Limoges airports offer regular flights from the UK and Europe. Motorways A89 and A20 are easily accessible.

Interior

Access to the estate is via a monumental arched gateway, leading to the château's carriage entrance, faithful to the medieval spirit. The entrance hall is welcoming and spectacular, revealing a magnificent stone and wood staircase and unique paved flooring that extends into the dining room and kitchen.

Ground floor:

• Dining room: 40 m²
• Kitchen with stone sink: 37.5 m²
• Library: 38 m²
• Sitting room: 37 m²
• Study fitted within a tower
• Bedroom with ensuite bathroom: 14.5 m²
• Utility room, back kitchen and separate WC

First floor:

• 7 bedrooms of approximately 20 m² each, all with private bathrooms

Second floor (accessed via service staircase):

• 6 bedrooms requiring updating
• 1 bathroom

Exterior

The estate of over 12 hectares includes a carp fishing lake of 6,075 m², landscaped gardens, meadows, woodland and an orchard. An attractive stone barn houses vehicles and equipment. The converted stone building offers a romantic gîte for two and two family gîtes each with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Technical features

• Dual heating system: oil and modern, efficient pellet boiler