Lenoncourt, Lorraine 54110

Lenoncourt, Meurthe-et-Moselle Grand Est 15 minutes from Nancy Sells Chteau de Lenoncourt dated from the thirteenth century classified as a Historic Monument.In the heart of lush greenery, the Chteau de Lenoncourt stands proudly on 11 hectares, offering a haven of peace in the middle of woods and meadows, only 12 km from Nancy. This historic monument welcomes you through an imposing wrought iron gate, guarded by two renovated caretaker's houses currently rented.The tree-lined access path leads to this castle, which is surrounded on the back by a moat, underlining its fortress-like appearance. Erected in the thirteenth century by Ferri III, Duke of Lorraine, this estate has survived the ages, metamorphosing over the sixteenth, seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, thus testifying to the rich strata of the region's history.The castle has a potential living area of approximately 1, 400 m2. The majestic entrance is framed by pilasters and crowned by the sculpture of a bearded head, introducing the grand staircase with its finely carved cast-iron baluster banister. On the ground floor of the left wing dating from the sixteenth century, you will discover a spacious, vaulted kitchen, equipped with an old bread oven and dominated by a monumental fireplace and also a historic guard room, decorated with arched benches and a loophole, vaulted dining rooms and an office. The south wing, on the seventeenth century ground floor, offers a different atmosphere, with its rooms with French ceilings, including a large dining room with a monumental fireplace, a second dining room, three bedrooms, and a rustic kitchen with water stone.The first floor of the castle, at the end of the eighteenth century/beginning of the nineteenth century, houses opulent rooms and grandiose reception rooms, where a corridor of hunting galleries stands out, a 98m living room adorned with woodwork, moldings and cherubs representing the four seasons and decoration composed of door trumeaux with medallions inscribed with the letters L.M for Lezay Marnsia, family having participated in the renovations undertaken on the property in 1867, as well as a second living room of 60m with paintings and an old smoking room at the back. The rear faade of the castle reveals its medieval side.The oak floors are laid out in patterns of squares and Versailles. The paintings, silent witnesses of the eras through which the castle has passed, are an integral part of the sale. These works enrich the soul of the castle!The convertible attics and the service rooms occupy the entire second floor, and the two turrets offer beautiful volumes to be converted.The park includes a ruined sheepfold on a building plot of approximately 3, 000 m2, a crenellated tower remnant of the medieval castle transformed into a dovecote classified as a historical monument, an old farmhouse transformed into a storage space with outbuildings, garage and an uninhabited dwelling of 82 m. The property is bordered by a forest of about 10 ha and an open meadow, giving the place a bucolic and peaceful atmosphere. The roof of the castle and that of the turrets have been completely renovated to ensure the durability of this exceptional property.Information and file on requestThis property is presented to you at the price of 1, 575, 000 Fai (of which 5% is paid by the buyer).Agency fees included of 5% TTC to be paid by the buyer. Price excluding fees 1 500 000 . Dpe in progress Our fees...