Vallenay, Centre-Val de Loire 18190

In Berry, near Bourges, a characterful château set within a landscaped estate. Set in an environment of meadows, woods, and rolling countryside with remarkable viewpoints, the château, built in 1844, features the neoclassical architecture characteristic of the 19th century. Hidden in a verdant frame, the estate unfolds along a driveway after passing several outbuildings gardener's house, stables, orangery. It reveals a perfectly symmetrical façade, enhanced by a triangular pediment, tall shuttered windows, and a double stone staircase leading to the main terrace. Bathed in light thanks to numerous openings, the residence offers spacious reception rooms in the style of master houses of its era. The harmonious proportions, the nobility of materials, and the architectural balance give the entire property a refined, warm, and timeless atmosphere. An about 20-hectare landscaped park, composed of vast lawns, century-old trees, and intimate spaces, forms a true extension of the dwelling. A water feature enriches this privileged setting, inviting contemplation and calm. From a discreet elevated vantage point over the estate, the château enjoys an unobstructed panorama of the surrounding countryside. It harmoniously combines the character of a historic residence, the sweet living of a remarkable park, and the potential of a family home or reception property. In addition to the gardeners house, the property includes many outbuildings: - the former domain stables, - around ten recently built and concreted equestrian paddocks with pastures, a round pen, and two riding arenas, - an old farmyard, - a dovecote converted into a gîte, - an orangery, - a wood shed and another nearly 300 m² agricultural barn, - a recent gîte of about 150 m², - a 10x5 m swimming pool with technical room and toilets, - a synthetic turf tennis court.