A Romantic Gascon Castle With Formal Gardens
Offering panoramic views over the Vallée de l’Osse from its high Gascon towers, Château du Fréchou is considered one of Gascony’s hidden jewels.
Offering panoramic views over the Vallée de l’Osse from its high Gascon towers, Château du Fréchou is considered one of Gascony’s hidden jewels.
The Medieval and Renaissance castle dates back to 1259, and was transformed into a residential castle and remodelled in the Italian Renaissance style in 1560, with the addition of a staircase tower and entrance pavilion.
Run as a farm by the 19th century, the property was in a ruinous state in 1970, when new owners set about restoring the historic property and updating its formal Italian gardens and Medieval-style walled garden.
Surrounded by outbuildings, the castle comes with a lovely period orangery, a pigeonnier, and a 2-storey gatehouse.
Inside, the castle has been tastefully updated for modern living while restoring the property’s unique period details.
The 6458 square foot property has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and several grand principal rooms, featuring romantic period details throughout. Of note is the original limestone staircase (considered one of the best in the area), the soaring beamed ceilings, terracotta tile floors, and original stone fireplaces.
The drawing room opens out to a lovely breakfast garden, accessible by a 14th century gothic bridge.
The 17 acre estate has a large walnut orchard with the potential to be replanted as a vineyard, creating the ultimate French country oasis.
The chateau is set in a peaceful and private setting near its namesake Gascon village, Le Fréchou, between the market towns of Nérac and Condom.
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A Stunning Restored Chateau in Central France
The historic chateau is set in the heart of its 101 acre estate near the cities of Bourges and Vierzon, just 2 hours from Paris.
The historic chateau is set in the heart of its 101 acre estate near the cities of Bourges and Vierzon, just 2 hours from Paris.
The property was commissioned for the Marquis de Bozas and built from 1893 to 1897 by French architect Albert-Félix-Théophile Thomas, one of the architects of the Grand Palais in Paris.
Built as a grand residence dedicated to hunting with hounds, the facade of the chateau is early 17th century in style, with the chateau flanked by the former stables and orangerie, creating a cour d'honneur at the front of the property.
The rear of the chateau has a monumental staircase, which leads to a terrace overlooking the formal gardens and fountain, inspired by Versailles.
Inside, the historic chateau has been reimagined by a renowned American interior designer to enhance classic period details.
The 52-room property is composed of several grand reception rooms on the ground floor, with 18 bedroom suites spread across the grand chateau, with an elevator and 2 service staircases.
The estate is complete with a caretaker’s house, a chapel, and an outbuildings with 3 additional apartments.
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Luxury Bastide in the Hills of Mougins
The south-facing villa has unobstructed views over the French Riviera hills, located in a 24/7 guarded community, offering total security and privacy.
This property is €7,500,000, listed with Carlton Group, a leading luxury property consultancy in the French Riviera with 5 offices and 25 multilingual consultants, specializing in the luxury marketplace from purchase to property management.
The south-facing villa offers unobstructed views over the Mougins hills, located in a 24/7 guarded community, offering total security and privacy.
The medieval hilltop village of Mougins is just 15 minutes from the sea, and offers an elegance and unique Provencal charm that has been attracting artists and A-listers throughout its history—from Picasso to Winston Churchill, Christian Dior, and Edith Piaf, to name but a few.
Renowned for its art scene and world-class gastronomy, the picturesque Provencal village is considered one of the treasures of the Cote d’Azur.
Beautifully landscaped, the 0.66 acre property has been designed with lifestyle in mind, featuring a 50-foot swimming pool and a pool house, complete with a summer kitchen, shower room, spa area, and gym.
Newly-built in 2021, the bastide-style villa offers Provencal charm with a contemporary spin, with spacious reception rooms illuminated by large windows, opening out onto the terrace and blending indoor-and-outdoor living.
The open-concept Italian Arclinea kitchen, complete with Gaggenau and Miele appliances, can be closed off from the dining room when needed.
A unique glass-cellar door in the floor reveals the climate-controlled wine cellar below, and there is also a gym with a shower and spa area with a sauna and hammam.
Offering nearly 7000 square feet of living space, this luxury retreat offers 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, with a large master suite with a private balcony, walk-in closet, and a spacious bathroom.
Just 10 minutes to Cannes, this luxury bastide offers best-in-class living in one of the most sought-after places on the Cote d’Azur.
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An 18th Century Chateau on the Emerald Coast
The dreamiest fixer-upper, this 18th century chateau is set on the Emerald coast of Bretagne, France.
The dreamiest fixer-upper, this 18th century chateau is set on the Emerald coast of Bretagne, France.
Considered a jewel of local heritage, the chateau is nestled in a 64 acre estate with woodland and parkland, just 5km from the sea and overlooking Mont-Saint-Michel Bay.
Originally built in the 18th century for the Bonabes-de-Rougé, the chateau was destroyed and rebuilt on its site in 1776 for the Le-Fer-de-La-Saudre family, shipowners from Saint-Malo, incorporating Gênes marble and Chausey granite.
The French writer Chateaubriand famously referenced the chateau in his memoir d'Outre-Tombe (1849), describing its "magnificence of which we have no idea in Paris".
Inside the listed chateau—part-way through a restoration project—find a grand hall paved with French monochrome stone tiles, flanked by a monumental staircase made of Carrara marble.
With soaring ceilings, an abundance of French windows illuminate the spaces, just waiting to be reimagined by its next owner.
The chateau offers accommodations across 3 levels, with a basement and attics. An original chapel from 1871 is tucked inside one of its towers.
The entrance gates to the chateau are located on the fringes of a small town, with the chateau hidden from view until you approach. Built on a feudal moat and accessible via a quarry stone block bridge, the chateau dominates the surrounding countryside and features a large courtyard with surrounding outbuildings.
The property includes a caretaker’s cottage, dovecote, greenhouse, and a tennis court.
An incredible project in the dynamic coastal region of Brittany, the chateau is a 2h15 train ride into the capital (with train access in town), and just 20 minutes from Dinard airport and the ferry ports.
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Boutique Medieval Castle in the Périgord Noir
Run as a boutique hotel, the medieval castle is perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of this romantic corner of France, offering total privacy on the secluded 260 acre estate.
Run as a chateau-hotel, this boutique medieval castle is located in the Dordogne region of southwest France.
The castle was built in the 12th century by the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, later known as the Order of Malta.
The monastic knights owned the chateau for several centuries, built on land given to them by the Viscounts of Turenne as a reward for services during the first crusades.
By the 15th century, the property passed to local nobility and became a pleasure residence, largely dedicated to the cultivation of vines throughout history.
Grapes are carved in the stone of the entrance to the internal courtyard, where the old cellars and stables have been converted into large reception halls for weddings and events.
The medieval castle was fully restored in 1990, preserving its unique character and charming period details, with a medieval flair throughout the 33-room property. A fitness room and a spa are tucked in the vaulted basement.
Additional leisure amenities include 2 tennis courts, a golf practice, and an 80+ foot swimming pool with a summer pavilion containing a kitchen, bar, and grill.
Run as a boutique hotel, the medieval castle is perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of this romantic corner of France, offering total privacy on the secluded 260 acre estate.
The historic property is set in the heart of the Périgord Noir, in the Dordogne in the UNESCO-listed Vézère valley, not far from the Lascaux caves.
This region in southwest France is known for its remarkable heritage, bucolic scenery, and local gastronomy.
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A Provencal Micro Estate in Super Cannes
This Provencal bastide is located in one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods on the French Riviera and offers breathtaking panoramic views over the Cap d’Antibes from across its terraced lawns.
This Provencal bastide is located in one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods on the French Riviera and offers breathtaking panoramic views over the Cap d’Antibes from across its terraced lawns.
Inside, the 5 bedroom French country house has been thoughtfully updated, and features formal rooms for gathering, a charming panelled study, and a large Provencal kitchen with a fireplace.
The reception rooms open out onto the terraces and outdoor living space, like the summer kitchen, fireplace, and BBQ area.
A 2-bedroom guest house and a 1-bedroom apartment offer additional accommodation on the property.
The Provencal bastide is nestled in 2.15 acres of landscaped grounds with a tennis court, boules pitch, and a large swimming pool with pool house.
The lush micro estate is located in the heart of Super Cannes, which is not in Cannes at all. Set on the hillside above Vallauris (once the home of Picasso), Super Cannes is one of the most desirable addresses on the Cote d’Azur.
A peaceful haven away from the bustle of the city, with the entire French Riviera is at your doorstep
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A French Country Compound in Southwest France
The French country house has a distinct Provencal flavour, with its creamy stone facade and lush, landscaped grounds, set near the village of Roquelaure, just 80km from Toulouse.
The 60+ acre country estate has it all: woodland, farmland, and landscaped grounds, set near the village of Roquelaure in the Gers department of southwest France, just 80km from Toulouse.
The French country house has a distinct Provencal flavour, with its creamy stone facade, pastel-hued shutters, and large, double aspect windows.
The interiors of the 10 bedroom family home are bright and warm, updated for modern comforts while preserving details like terracotta tile floors and exposed beams.
The meticulously-landscaped gardens are best enjoyed from the manicured terrace surrounding the period manor house, featuring romantic borders and rose parterres.
Further beyond is the pool with pool pavilion, complete with a kitchen, change rooms with showers, and a gallery space that could be converted into 4 additional rooms.
The French country property is punctuated by its imposing ivy-covered pigeonnier tower, which houses a separate 2 bedroom accommodation.
There’s also a 3-bedroom cottage and a guardian’s apartment included in the estate.
There is a master irrigation system which maintains the estate’s lush, landscaped grounds, supplied by the pond and reservoir on the estate.
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18th Century Manor in Gascony, France
This French country manor is set on a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Vic-Fezensac, a commune in the Gers department in the Occitanie region of Southwestern France.
This French country manor is set on a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Vic-Fezensac, a commune in the Gers department in the Occitanie region of Southwestern France.
The estate extends 29 acres with a private lake and small island, and comes with a contemporary guest house, a former winery, and a barn.
The 18th century manor house has been fully renovated in the last 15 years utilizing traditional techniques and materials, and the property features rustic detail throughout with exposed beams, terracotta floors, ornate fireplaces and period timber doors.
On the ground floor of the 6 bedroom manor house is a large central hallway, flanked by formal and informal living spaces that provide the perfect backdrop for gatherings.
An impressive 495 square foot dining room provides ample space for entertaining, and there are also 2 salons, a family kitchen, and a lovely bodega for intimate gatherings.
Complete with a swimming pool, this elegant French country estate is a steal.
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Contemporary Farmhouse in the Alpilles
The 1.34 acre property is steps from the Provencal village of Eygalières in the Alpilles hillside, not far from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and offers views over the surrounding village.
The 1.34 acre property is steps from the Provencal village of Eygalières in the Alpilles hillside, not far from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and offers views over the surrounding village.
The contemporary farmhouse offers 3713 square feet of living space with 5 ensuite bedrooms.
Restored with respect to its heritage style, the stone farmhouse offers several spacious reception rooms on the ground floor, and the basement houses the screening room, billiard, and wine cellar.
The veranda opens out to rose gardens, and further afield is the pool, terrace, and pool house, as well as tennis and Pétanque courts.
The surrounding landscaped park is lush with Mediterranean plants, with water fed by a natural borehole.
Additional outbuildings on the property includes garages and a separate 1-bedroom studio.
Ideally located in the hillside of the Alpilles, and surrounded by olive groves, vineyards, and green valleys, the property is just 25 minutes from Avignon and 50 minutes from Marseille-Provence International airport.
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19th Century French Chateau on The Outskirts of Paris
Surrounded by English-style gardens, the nearly 25 acre estate is located in Essonne, just 35 km south of Paris in the Île-de-France region.
This 19th century French chateau was built in 1848 and includes classic elements like a Mansard-style roof and a creamy stone and stucco facade with large French windows.
Surrounded by English gardens, the nearly 25 acre estate is located in Essonne, just 35 km south of Paris in the Île-de-France region.
The French chateau has been fully restored to a high standard, with an impressive entrance hall with a magnificent staircase, Hungarian point parquet floors, marble fireplaces, and intricate moldings and gilded detail throughout.
The French chateau offers 18 bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, and 4 grand reception rooms.
A contemporary kitchen is located on the ground floor, and on the basement contains a wellness area with an indoor swimming pool, sauna, hammam spa, massage room, and gym. A wine cellar and workshop round out the luxe amenities.
On the first floor, the master suite offers a stunning view over the surrounding parkland, and the suite has a walk-in closet, bathroom and another private gym.
Nestled in parkland with views over the meadow and woods, the view from the chateau terrace is especially lovely, offering glimpses of the pond pavilion and tennis court.
With several golf courses nearby, and Paris within close proximity via the A6, this French chateau estate is one-of-a-kind.
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