The Perche is a former province of northwestern France extending over the departments of Orne, Eure, Eure-et-Loir, Loir-et-Cher and the Sarthe, which were created from Perche during the French Revolution. This historic home located in the heart of this popular and beautiful national park area has only ever been sold twice in its whole existence: 1713 and 20 years ago to the current owners, who have spent time and money restoring some of the rooms to their former glory. There’s still work needed to finish but as she stands the castle already offers 8 reception rooms, including one of over 100 sqm, 20 or so bedrooms with each one having a basin or bathroom (8 -9 principal bedrooms), working fireplaces and features galore this historic chateau comes with over 1000 sqm of outbuildings: former stables, bakers, butchers, etc. etc. with numerous possibilities for extra lodgings if needed. Outside, the 8 hectare park is private and the wooded part has ride-able alleys and is bordered by a stream. An interestingly designed wooden “hunting lodge” is also on the estate along with a “pigeonnier” of the period and numerous outbuildings. Mains drainage along with a central heating system are already in place along with three staircases and an elevator accessing the three floors, fully alarmed and with high speed internet, an ideal rural retreat and being less than 2h from Paris this could make an ideal boutique hotel project. Close proximity to a number of local amenities and excellent access to the neighbouring cities it’s easy to see how this impressive listed historical monument could be used for a number of potential projects. A unique opportunity to purchase an impressive piece of French history.

: Loir-et-Chere