Castles for sale: Brittany

Ground-floor Apartment in Historic "Maison des Colonnes" – A Timeless Masterpiece from 1826: Located on the ground floor of the prestigious "Maison des Colonnes," a stunning property dating back to 1826, this residence occupies a significant position within the grounds of the former Château de Bellevue.

In the historic centre of a medieval village, surrounded by shops and tucked away in a flower-adorned lane, an elegant stone archway opens to reveal a charming courtyard. The 53 m² courtyard is divided into two areas: the first is covered by an old roof structure, while the second is open and leads to a glass entrance door, hidden behind a beautifully ornate wrought-iron gate.

Restored Provençal mas extending to 330 sq m over three floors, set within extensive landscaped grounds in a peaceful, private position around 10 km from the historic town of Uzès. The entrance leads into a separate kitchen with adjoining pantry.

This château, medieval in origin and remodelled in the Louis XVI classical tradition during the 18th century, stands above the Gardon river where Languedoc meets Provence. The symmetrical façade – articulated with pilasters, a central pediment, balustraded terrace and arched ground-floor loggia – is characteristic of the period and in sound condition throughout.

Dating from 1850, this Maison de Maître is situated approximately 10 minutes from Sauveterre-de-Béarn. The residence provides approximately 4,300 sq ft of living accommodation, set within five acres of private grounds with direct access to the River Le Saison. Arrangement of the interior:

Sauveterre-de-Béarn is considered one of the most beautiful medieval towns in the Béarn region. This 16th-century home enjoys a central location overlooking the historic townscape and sits on a fenced 500 m² (approx. 5,382 sq ft) lot. The living space totals 230 m² (approx. 2,475 sq ft).

Location and access: Situated at the head of a reservoir on nearly 6,000 m² of wooded terrain, this 16th-century mill lies midway between Albi and Rodez. While easily accessible via a major north-south transport axis, the valley floor itself can only be reached on foot, by bicycle, or by water.

This 191 m² apartment is located on the ground floor of a historic residence (“Hôtel particulier”) dating from the 16th and 18th centuries, close to the Ducal Palace and the Place aux Herbes. The renovation preserved the historic features. The apartment includes a private 68 m² garden.

18th-century mas with two independent apartments (52 and 71 m²). Generous reception rooms, six bedrooms, four bathrooms. Garden with pool, 73 m² garage. In a sought-after village 5 km from Uzès, with shops within walking distance. In the heart of a charming and lively village, this superb 18th-century stone mas has retained all the character and spirit of traditional Provençal architecture.

This elegant 19th-century Maison de Maître, built in 1866, is located in the hamlet of Mouzan, within easy reach of Angoulême, Saint‑Junien and Limoges. The property has been extensively renovated, including the roof, flooring and insulation. Heating is provided via an oil-fired system and two wood stoves.

Nestled in a quiet village between Bagnères-de-Bigorre and Tarbes, this traditional Béarnais-style estate comprises a main house, dovecote, and several outbuildings on a plot of approximately 1,200 m² (0.3 acres). The main house dates from the late 19th century and offers about 287 m² (3,088 sq ft) of living space. The house is south-facing and the dovecote provides views of the Pyrenees.

For sale: a 17th-century ISMH paper mill (listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments), offering approximately 1,329 m² of built area, partially restored, set on 1.29 hectares of wooded land. The property is located in the Charente region, just outside Angoulême. The 17th-Century Paper Mill:

The estate, of monastic origin, is privately situated on a contiguous property of over 96 acres, consisting of agricultural land, woodland, and vineyards, near the Rhône River in a rural area of southern France. The site’s historical use and significance are documented. Description:: The property dates back to the 6th century and was built on the remains of a former Roman villa.

Reception rooms, 9 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 4 guest apartments, gym, terraces and pool. Orangery, garage for 3 cars and 3 parking spaces. In a quiet street within the protected historic centre of Uzès stands this substantial town house (maison de maître). The restoration has combined period features with contemporary comfort.

Situated within a protected natural landscape, in a quiet and secluded rural position while remaining close to the centre of a nearby village, this authentic Provençal mas presents a rare combination of historical substance, privacy and modern performance.

Just a few steps from the center of Salies-de-Béarn, this villa from 1910 offers three floors with 3,014 sq ft (280 m²) of living space on a 21,500 sq ft (2,000 m²) lot. Features:: Entrance hall, fitted kitchen, living and dining room, nine bedrooms, one main bathroom, three additional bathrooms, separate apartment (540 sq ft / 50 m²), garage. Technical Details::

This historic townhouse, in need of renovation, is located near Narbonne in the Languedoc region. The property offers approximately 640 m² of living space across a basement, two floors and an attic, with the historic structure largely preserved. The ground floor comprises a spacious hall, two salons, dining room with parquet flooring, office, kitchen and utility room.

A renovated 17th-century country house offering approximately 97 m² of living space, set in an elevated position on 2.43 hectares. The property includes a garage, private woodland and a well. Known as the Ostal, the house is secluded in the Bouriane, 6 km from Gourdon, on the border between Lot and Périgord. History and Architecture: Gourdon originated as a medieval fortress built on a rocky spur.