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15th century, listed castle in 35 ha (86.45 acres) in the Lot valley - ref : 2647IL
Historic buildings for sale - aquitaine - 15th century, listed castle in 35 ha (86.45 acres) in the Lot valley

In the heart of the south west, near to the towns of Villeneuve-sur-Lot and Agen, the airport of which, with its 32 flights a week, puts Paris 85 minutes away. Via TGV train Toulouse and Bordeaux are only 1 hour, and Paris 4 hours away. A gently undulating region alternating a coloured mosaic of grasslands, woods and cultivated landscapes where an outstanding architectural heritage is made up of numerous and varied medieval fortified towns, hilltop villages, castles, abbeys and mills. Near to two small towns including a former city, once a powerful fortified town in the Middle Ages, now chosen by artists and art craftsmen, where it is pleasant to take a stroll in the narrow paved streets with their decorated facades, to stop and take advantage of the small local restaurants, or quite simply, to appreciate the view.

A 15th century, flamboyant gothic style, listed castle in Burgundy - ref : 2690CB
Historic buildings for sale - burgundy - A 15th century, flamboyant gothic style, listed castle in Burgundy

In the north of Burgundy, less than 3 hours from Paris and Lyon by car, Paris-Rhône TGV train link, Montbard and Dijon stations, Dijon-Longvic airport. The castle is set on an undulating plain, built in the heart of 24 ha (59 acres) of parklands with deciduous trees of over one hundred years old, meadows and gentle slopes. The main façade of the castle overlooks the surrounding countryside, giving an unobstructed view.

Large, listed 17th century castle and its landscaped parklands, 22 miles from Paris - ref : 2716BVM
Historic buildings for sale - picardy - Large, listed 17th century castle and its landscaped parklands, 22 miles from Paris

In the middle of the Thève region, on the Oise Regional Nature Park plains, surrounded by one hundred year old Chantilly and Ermenonville forests and several lakes, in the shelter of a peaceful, charming village with a rich historic past revealed in its old stones.
And at less than 30 minutes from Paris, approx. 10 minutes from Roissy CDG, 5 minutes from a motorway and a few minutes from an RER station. All schools, a sixth form college, shops and amenities are in the vicinity.

11th & 16th century French MH listed priory in the hills surrounding Lyon - ref : 2500RG
Historic buildings for sale - rhones-alps - 11th & 16th century French MH listed priory -in the hills surrounding Lyon

The “Monts du Lyonnais”, or hills surrounding Lyon, link Lyon to the Massif Central. The countryside is a combination of hills and valleys with numerous rivers running through. There are numerous tourist activities in the region which are often connected to the totally unspoilt scenery: Romanesque chapel circuits, clear water lakes and fishing.
Lyon is nearby.
A French TGV train station is nearby (Paris in 195, Geneva in 105 and Marseille in 90 minutes).
Lyon Bron airport is nearby.
There is motorway access.

Noble listed residence and parklands bordered by a river - ref : 2037IL
Historic buildings for sale - limousin - Noble listed residence and parklands- bordered by a river

30 miles from Brive-la-Gaillarde (airport, SNCF train station, A20 & A89 motorways), 34 miles from Limoges (international airport, SNCF train station, A20 motorway).
Where the French departments of the Dordogne, Haute-Vienne and Corrèze meet, on the edge of the Périgord-Limousin Natural Regional Park. A beautiful area where numerous rivers make their way, often in gorges, through the wooded hills and flowering orchards. A haven for fishermen as well as hikers and pony trekkers, not to mention lovers of wide-open spaces who appreciate the changing pace and colours of the seasons. Scenery that encourages the peaceful exploration of an awe-inspiring historic heritage, unjustly not so well known as that of the neighbouring Black Périgord.
Here, medieval fortresses, Renaissance-style residences, abbeys, old stone bridges, water mills, including some genuine masterpieces, brave the ravages of time and bear witness to the prosperity of the region: Arnac, Pompadour, Coussac-Bonneval, Ségur le château, St Robert, Excideuil, Saint Mesmin, Hautefort, Jumilhac, and more.