17th-century stone château to renovate, 597 m² in Puy-de-Dôme

At the foot of the Livradois-Forez foothills, this 17th-century château unfolds nearly 600 m² of habitable space spread across three levels. Built in stone, the architectural ensemble comprises a main residence and multiple outbuildings arranged around a U-shaped courtyard: a two-storey keeper's lodge, barns, garage, stables and the remains of a former dwelling. The roof has been restored but the interior and annexes require substantial renovation work.

The château offers remarkable volumes, including a 113 m² reception room, a private chapel, eight bedrooms distributed across the upper floors, several bathrooms and an independent apartment under the eaves with terrace. A small cellar completes the living spaces. The grounds extend to 5 hectares of meadow and woodland, facing due south with unobstructed views over the valley and no overlooking neighbours. A natural spring, a former crayfish pond, a Volvic stone fountain and a large walled kitchen garden enhance the property.

Located just minutes from Issoire with shops and schools within walking distance, this historic residence lends itself to various uses: family home, tourist accommodation venture, events venue or equestrian enterprise. Substantial investment will be required to restore this history-laden ensemble to its former glory.