Chateau for sale Bar-sur-Aube 20 rooms - 688 m²

In the south of Champagne in a wooded environment, domain composed of a XIXth century castle having kept all its original elements (trumeaux fireplaces, moldings, parquet floors...) with chapel and outbuildings to be renovated, the whole on 17ha of land including park and wood with river.

The castle built in an L-shape includes several wings, the oldest dating back to the 18th century, enlarged around 1820/1860.

The wing of the XIXth habitable includes,

-On the ground floor:

- Main part with central heating system: large entrance hall with checkroom, distributing a clearance on main staircase, wc, living rooms, library, large dining room.

-At the back, in an adjoining building with access from the inner courtyard and communicating with the receptions through the hallway: kitchen and pantry with boiler room.

-Eighteenth century wing: old part in poor condition, not inhabited and not heated with entrance on courtyard, old kitchen and bread oven and cellar descent, old bedroom and billiard room, orangery, eighteenth century staircase with wooden balusters.

-At the north end of the east wing, unheated part to be renovated with hunters' entrance, small workshop, service staircase, at the back former game butcher's shop.

On the second floor :

- Main part two large bedrooms with alcoves, on the east facade: two communicating bedrooms, three other bedrooms with dressing room and cabinet opening on the corridor, former toilet.

- Old part : bathroom communicating with one of the two bedrooms, two bedrooms on south-west side and three small bedrooms on courtyard, corridor in the middle.

- Part on kitchen and office : three rooms with windows including a shower room.

Attic on the whole, turret of the clock

Cellars under parts

At the north end of the main building: former janitor's house to be completely renovated

Numerous outbuildings: chapel from 1864, dovecote, farm buildings, barns and stables; former forges, barn, sheepfold, park in front closed by a gate, chapel, former dry mill, wood and river.