14Th and 19th century château in the center of France

Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this sumptuous 14th, 18th and 19th century chateau in Creuse department, close to Aubusson, in a dynamic medieval village on the borders of the Auvergne and the Millevaches Natural Park.
The property consists of a chateau with approximately 700m² of living space, outbuildings of approximately 1000m², and a park of more than one hectare offering stunning views on the surrounding countryside.
The chateau has been restored to a high standard, revealing an extraordinary authenticity combined with modern comfort.
The period and authentic elements are omnipresent: woodwork, vaults, parquet floors, granite paving, fireplaces, stained glass windows and some rooms are covered with superb painted and gilded leather from Flanders of a very high quality.
The ground floor: entrance, library, smoking room, large living room, dining room with monumental fireplace, 2nd dining room, kitchen. The ground floor also reveals a suite comprising two bedrooms and a shower room.
Two staircases lead to the upper floors: a straight staircase in volcanic stone with a wooden baluster and a spiral staircase in granite.
On the first floor, large corridors lead to 6 bedrooms and 5 shower rooms, all in the same spirit as on the ground floor. Very beautiful creusois oak floors. In the wing you will find two rooms in a row used as a lounge and office, the walls of which are covered with the famous Flanders leathers. Exceptional!
The second floor is in need of refurbishment. It offers a succession of rooms. Once this floor has been fitted out, the chateau could provide almost 1,000 m² of living space.
The U-shaped outbuildings are very spacious and could be converted into gîtes.
The chateau is now a comfortable family home and could also be suitable for a tourist accommodation.

DPE old version.

Full documentation on request.

Property presented by Jan Erik Alderlieste

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