Mur-de-Barrez, Midi-Pyrénées, Address available on request

Details :- Reference: PFYR-T185277. Ref.: 68310DD<br />I have the pleasure of taking you to the Cantal department, 35 minutes from Aurillac, exactly to Raulhac classified as a “Small town of Character”, which perfectly embodies charm and tranquility. Nestled in the heart of the Auvergne Volcanoes Regional Natural Park, Raulhac offers an exceptional natural setting. Raulhac stands out for its rich historical and cultural heritage. The village, whose origins date back to the Middle Ages, is characterized by its stone houses, slate roofs and picturesque streets. The Saint-Pierre church bears witness to the religious and architectural importance of the town over the centuries.<br />Raulhac is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the urban hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature and history. <br />Now discover the timeless elegance of the castle dating from the 16th century, carefully restored to preserve its historical authenticity.<br />Since its foundation in the 16th century, the site has evolved from a fortified house to a prosperous family residence, closely linked to the neighboring castle of Messilhac. At the end of the 19th century, Eugène Jordan de Puyfol, a renowned botanist, expanded the manor and exhibited his botanical and heraldry collections, which are still visible today.<br />The castle consists of a part from the 16th century and another dating from the end of the 18th century, beginning of the 19th century, covering a total of 650 m² over three floors. Its majestic towers and light stone give the whole thing a unique look. Inside, the castle reveals its exceptional character with its oak floors, sculpted fireplaces, and other tastefully restored historical elements.<br />You will find spacious rooms equipped with modern bathrooms, bright living rooms thanks to numerous openings, and even a sauna. The numerous outbuildings include a 65 m² caretaker's house, a 90 m² old stable, a magnificent consecrated Neo-Gothic chapel with a solid oak altar which adds a touch of spirituality to this enchanting setting. and a Great Greenhouse formerly used by the botanist, testifies to the love for nature and science which permeates this area.<br />The property extends over 16 hectares of woods and meadows, supplied by a private source of drinking water, dotted with century-old trees, a pond, and a pergola, offering a true haven of peace with a view breathtaking view of the Carladès valley.<br />A Family or Tourist Residence<br />The high quality services and the serene atmosphere make this Château an ideal family residence or a place conducive to a tourist activity (bed and breakfast). History and botany lovers will be charmed by the dining room decorated with a historic herbarium from 1850 and the living room decorated with old coats of arms.<br />Come and discover this timeless place, where every detail tells a story and where tranquility reigns supreme. Contact me on to share your future project! Swixim independent sales agent in your sector: €1,200,000 Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 4.17% including tax Fees payable by the buyer - Dominique DELSAUT - Sales agent - EI - RSAC / Pau <br /><br />The property is south facing. It has views of the countryside.<br /><br />Surfaces:<br /><br />* 11 Rooms<br />* 1 Living room<br />* 1 Kitchen<br />* 1 Dining room<br />* 2 Others<br />* 160188 m2 Land<br /><br />Services:<br /><br />* Chimney<br />* Double glazing<br />* Jacuzzi<br />* Sauna<br /><br />Close:<br /><br />* Airport<br />* Ski slopes