An airport is 30 minutes away, and Orly is an hour and a half away. Completely renovated, this château offers home automation, Wi-Fi, an elevator, a gym, and modern heating, while retaining its original charm.

In the heart of Sologne, a popular hunting region, stands a neo-Gothic and Renaissance-inspired château spanning 3,000 m².

Completely renovated, the main château benefits from the latest technical innovations such as home automation, Wi-Fi, and other modern amenities, while retaining its traditional features. The heating and plumbing systems have been modernized to meet today’s standards.
Upon entering through the majestic Porte d’honneur, one discovers impressive ceilings adorned with moldings and elegant chandeliers, leading to three adjoining reception rooms, embellished with François I-style fireplaces.
The Grand Salon represents a masterpiece of craftsmanship and artistry, offering a true symphony of details that reflect the richness and refinement of the Renaissance. Each fireplace pays homage to the meticulous craftsmanship of the creators.
The billiards room offers a sumptuous setting for French and American games, flooded with natural light. Its painted ceilings and splendid fireplace perfectly embody the luxurious and playful spirit of the château.
Adjacent to the Grand Salon, the chess room is bathed in the natural light characteristic of the building. It creates an intimate atmosphere with its superb painted ceilings and fireplace, providing a generous space for players.
The Grand Salon opens onto the orangery, which incorporates Renaissance aesthetic and historical elements, creating a unique and visually appealing space.
The château’s dining room projects a captivating majesty from the moment one enters. Opulent draperies, ornate chandeliers, and wall tapestries evoke a bygone era, adding to the room’s regal charm. The
library is distinguished by its richly decorated bookshelves, warm lighting, and elegant furnishings, testifying to a careful restoration that highlights the château’s artistic and architectural artistry.
This serene space also serves as a royal study, amply lit by large windows offering splendid views of the surrounding landscape.
The grand staircase impresses with its carved wooden lion heads, leading to the first floor where there is a music room, a master bedroom with boudoir, study, and imposing dressing room.
The castle has five floors housing several apartments complete with living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and often kitchens.
The enclosed fifty-hectare park is decorated with lawns, decorative plants, pipes, ponds, exterior lighting, and a grand gate.
The estate’s many structures, such as a small château serving as a guesthouse awaiting restoration and a gatehouse at the entrance, as well as stables and riding schools, bear witness to a rich history centered around equestrian and hunting activities.
The gatehouse ensures security by managing access to the estate. This sumptuous residence also offers enormous potential for additional income as a wedding venue, corporate event center, B&B, hotel, or retirement home.