Yonne department. This delightfull late 18th century chateau was progressively remodelled until the 20th century, and today comprises a rectangular main building flanked by two Mansart-style pavilions.
Featuring freestone facades, slate-tiled roofs and dormer windows, the 3-storey main house offers about 500 sqm of living space including panelled living and reception rooms, suites, a compact studio apartment, further bedrooms and a utility room.
The pavilions, one of which is self-contained, each offer about 150 sqm of living space.
The ensemble is set in 6 hectares of wooded landscaped grounds with annexes including former stables, a tack-room, a clock-tower, former staff apartments and magnificent vaulted cellars.
With a swimming pool and a tennis court.
Some refurbishment is required to exploit the great further potential.