Rare listed 16th century chateau in the Nord department
This property is located less than
300 km (185 miles) from Paris, London and Brussels, near Calais and
Eurotunnel, a few kilometres from an access to a motorway and near a village. It
features a listed 16th century chateau, surrounded by water-filled moats, with
outbuildings set on 5.5 ha (13.6 acres) of grounds, including 1 ha
(2.5 acres) of building land.
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The chateau is framed by 4 octagonal towers,
surrounded by water-filled moats
and its U-shape delimits a small courtyard. |
A feudal mansion was already here during the 14th century. It was
modified at the end of the 16th century to give the current chateau. Made of
brick and stone, with a slate roof, the building is U-shaped, flanked by 4 octagonal
towers and surrounded by water-filled moats. The frontages are in good
condition, but part of the roof has to be redone. The chateau is built on 3 levels
of around 400 sq. mt (4,306 sq. ft.) each, plus a total
underground floor, hence offering over 1 200 sq. mt. (12 910 sq. ft.)
of total interior space. Recently, partial interior renovation has been
undertaken.
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| The back side with its two carved pediments. |
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| The east side. |
The main front, facing south west. |
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| The east side. |
The back side. |
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| The west side. |
The interior courtyard with an iron gate. |
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The entrance hall (about 45 sq. mt.,
484 sq. ft.) with a stone staircase,
a second one in oak
dating from the 19th century and "à la Française"
ceiling. |
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The main reception room with parquet floor
(c.a.
70 sq. mt., 753 sq. ft.). |
The music room. |
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| The chateau is set in the middle of its
grounds. |
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| Views of the landscaped grounds. |
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The caretaker's house
(c.a. 100 sq. mt.,
1,076 sq. ft.). |
The ancient stable, converted into garages. |
An extremely rare chateau in its region; with high potential after
completion of the renovation...
Price: 2 630 000 EUR. (Converting
this price into another currency...)
For more information, please contact
Demeures de France
by e-mail,
by
telephone: 33/0 1 44 17 95 40
or by Fax: 33/0 1 44 17 95 77
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