Majestic Château in Touraine with 15th-Century Donjon and 116 Acres

Designed by Jean-Baptiste Mansart de Jouy, grandson of Jules Hardouin-Mansart, this splendid château was constructed between 1743 and 1756 for the Marquis de Verneuil. Set on 47 hectares of land with a commanding south-facing position, the estate offers sweeping panoramic views. 

Architecture and History: 
This stately château is crowned with an impressive dome reminiscent of landmarks such as the École Militaire. Built on the foundations of a 15th-century manor house, the property includes a restored medieval donjon featuring neo-Gothic architectural elements. 

Interior Highlights: 

• Grand Reception Salon: 6-meter ceilings, ornate stucco details, wood paneling, and a monumental Louis XVI fireplace.
• Five double doors open to 10 additional rooms on the ground floor, two of which feature marble fireplaces with armorial plaques.
• Majestic Staircase: A stone balustrade intricately adorned with interlaced patterns leads to the upper floors.
• First Floor: Seven bedrooms, several with marble fireplaces, along with a kitchen and two shared bathrooms.
• Second Floor: Nine bedrooms, a living room, and two shared bathrooms.
• Expansive Vaulted Cellars: 14 rooms, including a professional kitchen and cold storage.

The 15th-Century Donjon:

• Ground Floor: Spacious living area with a kitchen, four bedrooms, and two fireplaces.
• Upper Floors: Twelve additional rooms, some with fireplaces, and a large attic with a historic 15th-century fireplace.

Outbuildings:

• A service wing with eight rooms, including a gym, boiler room, and a barn.
• Approximately 2,000 m² of greenhouses and various additional farm buildings.

Outdoor Features:
The estate encompasses 47 hectares of land, including 22 hectares of forest and 18 hectares under agricultural lease. The original, grand landscaping plan is partially preserved, featuring expansive terraces, a canal, and a 250-meter tree-lined driveway.

Historical Monument Status:
The château has been listed as a historic monument since April 25, 1975. The protected elements include the façades, roofs, entrance vestibule, grand staircase, and driveway.

Location:

• 9 km from Loches, a town offering all amenities and services.
• 1 hour from Tours (60 km), with a TGV station providing a 1-hour connection to Paris.
• 3 hours from Paris by car (270 km).

Additional Information:
The sale price includes agency fees (4.58% paid by the buyer). Details regarding potential environmental risks for this property can be found at www.georisques.gouv.fr.