With 600m² of living space, the rooms in the château have been tastefully furnished and generous amounts of light flood in through the vast windows on all floors.
Views are visible in every direction from the spacious rooms, to the farm, to the Orangerie, to distant Gluges church spire or over the extensive parkland.

There are many original and unusual features such as the main staircase, spiralling upwards in stone and wrought iron.
A decorated, porcelain 'pissoir' is a principle feature in the ground floor cloakroom.
One of the corner towers houses an original, spiral, wooden staircase running from top to bottom of the château that was used by service staff.

The magnificent Orangerie in the grounds has a full billiard table in one of the two lofty-ceilinged rooms and is dominated by the towering, carved wooden fireplace dating from 16th century.
It is perfect for use as a music room, performance space or summer house.
A tobacco drying hangar of 100m² stands by the rear entrance to the property.

Currently run as a thriving Bed & Breakfast business, there is huge potential to expand and develop the château further in this vein, including, for example, space for retreats.
Potential also to develop further accommodation in the 520m² farmhouse/barn to create substantial, stand alone, rentable space. Plans have been already drawn up by the owners for this purpose.

With the relevant permissions, it would be possible to install a swimming pool.
Price including agency fees : 1.261.000 €
Price excluding agency fees : 1.200.953 €
Buyer commission included: 5 %