Castle in Plou

Magnificent Renaissance château with 43 rooms, numerous and remarkable outbuildings, and 24 hectares of woodland and landscaped parkland.

Between Bourges and Issoudun, this exceptional property, largely in need of renovation, comprises a Renaissance château with a total surface area of ​​2,100 m², its numerous and remarkable outbuildings, a former farmhouse, all set within a 5-hectare landscaped park and 19 hectares of woodland.

The château: Built on the foundations of an 11th-century feudal motte, the château is laid out on a square plan around an inner courtyard. It is surrounded by a dry moat and features five towers, including a central tower and four corner towers.

Its Renaissance style, enhanced with Neo-Gothic elements, is particularly evident in the mullioned windows, arcades, gargoyles, and sculpted dormer windows.

It offers three vast and majestic reception rooms, a hunting lodge, a chapel, and twenty bedrooms with twenty bathrooms/shower rooms.
Built on three levels, it is partially constructed over a cellar.

The castle's outbuildings:

– A building of approximately 900 m² located within the castle grounds (including barns, stables, etc.).

– A farm of approximately 2,500 m².
– An 18th-century house of approximately 200 m² located at the entrance to the estate.

– To the east, bordering the forest, an outbuilding of approximately 500 m² with its barns.

– A forester's lodge.

– The 24 hectare park is made up of 5 hectares of pleasure park, and 19 hectares of woods and meadows.
– The castle requires renovation work.

Between Bourges and Issoudun, an exceptional property to renovate, comprising a Renaissance castle with a total surface area of ​​2,100 square meters, numerous remarkable outbuildings, an old farmhouse, set in 5 hectares of landscaped grounds and 19 hectares of woodland.

The castle:
Built on the foundations of an 11th-century feudal motte, the château has a square layout centered around an inner courtyard. It is surrounded by dry moats and has five towers, including a central tower and four corner towers.
Its Renaissance style, embellished with neo-Gothic features, is particularly evident in the mullioned windows, arcades, gargoyles, and sculpted dormers.
It offers three vast and majestic reception rooms, a hunting room, a chapel, and twenty bedrooms with twenty bathrooms.
Spanning three levels, it is built partly over a cellar.

The castle's outbuildings:
– A building of approximately 900m² located within the castle grounds (including sheds, stables, etc.).
– A farm of approximately 2500m².
– An 18th-century house of approximately 200m² located at the entrance to the estate.
– To the east, on the edge of the forest, an outbuilding of approximately 500m² with its sheds.
– A forest house.
– The 24-hectare park consists of 5 hectares of pleasure grounds and 19 hectares of woods and meadows.
– The castle requires renovation work.
Fees are the responsibility of the seller.