Just one hour from Paris, nestled in a 60-hectare green sanctuary, this magnificent château embodies the full splendor of 16th-century Renaissance architecture.
Originally built for Étienne Poncher, then Archbishop of Tours, the château underwent a significant transformation in the 19th century under its owner at the time, Sosthène II de La Rochefoucauld. In 1981, the property was converted into a luxury hotel.
This remarkable estate combines historical prestige with strong operational potential, whether as a private residence or a high-end hotel or event venue project.
Main features:
• The main château: approximately 3,500 m² of space spread over several levels
• An independent building offering nearly 500 m²
• Outbuildings: former stables, garages, and a gatehouse of around 1700sqm.
Accessibility:
• 60 km from Paris
• Close to highways and Montparnasse train station (33 km)
Key advantages:
• Preserved Renaissance architecture: rich heritage and historic charm
• Natural and intimate setting: enclosed estate with no overlooking neighbors
• Operational potential: conversion into a private residence, hotel, conference center, or event venue
Ideal for exceptional project developers at the crossroads of heritage and high-end hospitality.
