You wish to sell - French castles for sale Patrice Besse Castles and Mansions of France is a Paris based real-estate agency specialised in the sale of castles, historic dwellings.

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In a market which has more than ever to demonstrate foresight in order to remain active, we felt it necessary to create an appraisal service. Undrestant, analyse and anticipate are the key words that governed our decision.
This service is now available to help you determine a realistic value for your property, an essential prerequisite to its would you like to have your property assessed.

All over France

Three generations have succeeded one another since 1924 in the development of a national network specialized in the sale of character buildings.
Castles, historic dwellings, manors, priories, hunting grounds, forests, mills, fortified farms, stud farms, large luxurious homes, town houses, presbyteries, mansion houses, farms, chalets, vineyards and farming properties together with all the character buildings selected by each of our exclusive regional agents who are constantly enriching our offers.
The network of representatives linked to our Parisian division ensures personalised management of sellers and purchasers.

In Paris

«Finding, advertising and selling selected pieces of architecture from Paris and its surrounding area, such is the basis of our profession, exerted without prejudice as regards size or place, but with one key word: character.»

As a follow-up to this successful provincial “tour”, we have extended our main activity to include a Parisian division: flats, mansion houses, buildings, pied-à-terres, townhouses, open-plan and artist studio flats.

Our two agencies are situated in the heart of Paris 7th arrondissement, near to the "Bon marché" at 7, rue Chomel, 75007 and on the ILe Saint-Louis at 18, rue Budé 75004.

Further afield

Architectural heritage knowing no administrative boundaries, the Patrice Besse estate agency is looking to work with other agencies sharing similar values in order to extend its activity outside of France. Italy at first, followed by Portugal and Belgium, with aspirations and encounters leading to others.