Biziat, Rhône 01290

In the Bresse of the Ain, between patrimonial wealth and preserved nature, an 18th-century château with its dependencies and a park of approximately 6 hectares. Less than two kilometers from a typical regional village, whose protected church testifies to the local patrimonial richness, the property is set in a park of about 6 hectares that blends a horse-chestnut avenue, groves of trees and expansive meadows, offering an unobstructed view far across the surrounding countryside. At the end of a plane-tree-lined path, the various buildings consist of an 18th-century château, whose origins go back to the 17th century, and a complex of dependencies: residential and farm buildings and a chapel. The place, steeped in history, has preserved its authenticity. It has been owned by the same occupying family for more than two centuries. The main dwelling, brick-built with a stone basement and ochre plaster, reveals façades rhythmically lined with symmetrically placed windows and shutters. It is topped with a French slate roof. An old farm building and an annex, grouped around the château, form with it a semi-enclosed courtyard.