Majestic château dating from the early 17th century, largely restored and set within an intact Baroque estate.

Built on the banks of a river, this exceptional château embodies the transition between medieval heritage and the emergence of French classical architecture. A remarkable 15th-century keep remains from the former stronghold. In the early 17th century, the medieval complex was reinvented under the direction of a prominent Poitou family, giving rise to an elegant residence inspired by the architecture of Henry IV, with an H-shaped layout that foreshadowed the Louis XIII style.

Behind its understated façades, animated by Renaissance decoration and trompe-l’œil effects, the château features a coherent interior layout. Arranged around a grand staircase, it retains many original features, including French-style ceilings, stone and terracotta tile floors, and monumental fireplaces. These were complemented in the 18th century by refined parquet flooring and marble, with further additions in the 19th century.

Conceived as a place for both entertaining and living, the property is distinguished by the harmony of its proportions and the quality of its architecture, which is both simple and spectacular.

Laid out from the 17th century onwards, the estate offers a remarkable landscaped setting: a water-filled canal fed by the former moat, tree-lined vistas, Renaissance-inspired formal gardens, a kitchen garden, an orchard and woodland. The outbuildings complete the property, including a vast orangery used for receptions and events, stables, a former menagerie and an impressive dovecote.

A distinctive and admirably preserved property, this château offers a vivid account of four centuries of history and stands as a rare, authentic example of architectural heritage.

Fees included at 4.5% incl. VAT, payable by the buyer. Price excluding fees: €7,177,033. Not subject to an energy performance assessment.