A incredible chateau that was once “seized by The English” and “completely destroyed” is now up for sale at £850,000.
It is believed that Henry IV also once stayed here.
The 13-bedroom, five-bathrom complex has a rich history dating back to the 13th century, as reported by Luxury Property News.
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It is in good condition, having been renovated in the 1930s and since been lived in by numerous families.
The lot itself spans 4,843 sq ft and is very impressive from the off.
Inside, the house has beautiful rooms with hardwood floors, antique furniture, grand chandeliers and beamed ceilings.
It also retains its original fireplaces, doors and windows.
Meanwhile, outside, you have your own ponds, greenery and sitting areas, as well as a pool, balconies and plants.
The property overlooks the Dronne Valley in south west France.
It is ideally situated between Charente, Dordogne and Gironde, and is just 45 minutes’ drive from Angoulême, Libourne and the historic Saint-Émilion commune with its vineyards.
The listing reads: “Renovated as a large family home, it has great commercial potential thanks to its layout and its many original features.
“With its numerous outbuildings and large grounds with swimming pool, it would be ideal for a boutique-hotel project, seminar centre or wedding venue.”
But you have to be quick.
Being sold by Leggett for £846,945, (€990,000), the home is already under offer so any budding buyer would need to get in fast.
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