Historical 24 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Labege, Occitanie
Listed as a Historic Monument, the property comes with a classified chapel on the first floor, a 9-hectare park with a French-style garden, terraced basins, artificial lake, and century-old trees.
This is a spacious and prestigious estate with 900 m2 of living space, featuring 19 bedrooms, including 8 suites. Grand reception halls, preserving original materials and architectural details.
Suitable as a private residence or commercial projects (luxury hospitality, events, seminars) with premium facilities.
It includes a former orangerie transformed into a ...
Listed as a Historic Monument, the property comes with a classified chapel on the first floor, a 9-hectare park with a French-style garden, terraced basins, artificial lake, and century-old trees.
This is a spacious and prestigious estate with 900 m2 of living space, featuring 19 bedrooms, including 8 suites. Grand reception halls, preserving original materials and architectural details.
Suitable as a private residence or commercial projects (luxury hospitality, events, seminars) with premium facilities.
It includes a former orangerie transformed into a reception space and with 250 m2 dedicated to events.
Professional kitchen and two adjoining rooms totalling 160 m2.
Additional Accommodations: Annex building featuring 2 gites, accommodating up to 16 additional guests
Leisure & Relaxation Areas: Secure swimming pool, set in a peaceful, scenic environment.
This is a historic treasure ready to be reinvented. Owned by the De Villeneuve family for five centuries, historically linked to the Counts of Toulouse and the Kings of France.
Remnants of medieval defensive moats, transformed into ornamental basins in the 18th century.
A blend of Renaissance and Neoclassical architecture, reflecting centuries of evolution.
This unique chateau awaits its next owner to restore its grandeur and bring it to life for a new ambitious project.
For more information or to schedule a visit, contact me today.
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