Grand 11 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Auch, Midi-Pyrenees
This elegant archetypal chateau is set within mature parkland of 11 hectares with numerous trees and views over the surrounding countryside.
Currently a variety of businesses operate here depending on the season.
The chateau itself is listed as a 10 bedroomed 3•star hotel, a restaurant, holiday chalets and a campsite. Weddings are hosted and it is possible to accommodate 140 guests.
The chateau itself retains all its character with stained glass windows, chestnut staircase, original tiled and oak floors.
The ground floor featu...
This elegant archetypal chateau is set within mature parkland of 11 hectares with numerous trees and views over the surrounding countryside.
Currently a variety of businesses operate here depending on the season.
The chateau itself is listed as a 10 bedroomed 3•star hotel, a restaurant, holiday chalets and a campsite. Weddings are hosted and it is possible to accommodate 140 guests.
The chateau itself retains all its character with stained glass windows, chestnut staircase, original tiled and oak floors.
The ground floor features a reception area, a guest living room and dining room, and a one bedroomed apartment.
Upstairs there are 10 en-suite bedrooms, each with a quite distinctive feel and all have views over the parkland. There is potential for 2 more, but work would need to be completed to comply with current legislation.
The wing has a large kitchen and owners accommodation.
There is a separate fully equipped kitchen for the restaurant, an indoor bar and restaurant leading to a large terrace in front of the chateau which provides additional covers in the summer.
The chalets, which are all fully equipped for 6 people have 3 bedrooms, an open plan living and dining area and kitchen and a shower room. They all have balconies with barbecue's are set away from the chateau with open outlooks over the parkland.
The 80 campsite pitches are of varying sizes and orientations, many with electrical link ups, again away from the chateau and some at the perimeter of the parkland. There is a large outbuilding with showers and toilets as well as an area for washing dishes etc.
There are play areas for children and 2 swimming pools, one for small children. Around the pools there are extensive sunbathing terraces.
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