15th-century manor with 186 ha agricultural estate in the Indre

In the heart of the Brenne, at the edge of the Champagne Berrichonne, this substantial single-parcel estate of 186 hectares combines historical heritage with an active agricultural operation. The property comprises two principal dwellings and significant livestock buildings.

The first residence is a 15th-century manor of 200 m² of habitable space, offering a kitchen, sitting room–dining room, four bedrooms, bathroom and two WCs. Its walls, 1.20 m thick, guarantee natural coolness, and an internal well bears witness to its authenticity. A dovecote and various outbuildings complete this characterful ensemble. The second dwelling, contemporary and fully appointed, provides 157 m² of habitable space over two storeys with a 104 m² basement, comprising four bedrooms, an office and reversible air conditioning.

The working farm encompasses 160 hectares of productive agricultural land dedicated to suckler cattle breeding, with a 2,800 m² cattle shed as well as traditional barns and byres. The remaining 26 hectares comprise woodland and built structures.