French chateau for sale in Carcassonne

This incredible romantic chateau that has been perfectly transformed and renovated has a very rich history. It once was a former Roman villa, which was, in turn, a Romanesque abbey and later home to the writer Gaston Bonheur.

Nestled in the heart of 32 hectares of land and Just 9 km from the medieval city of Carcassonne and its golf courses, this marvelous property is composed of many gorgeous bedrooms and suites, lounges with a bar, indoor and outdoor swimming pool, reception room, spa, sauna, sports room, tennis court, landscaped park, outbuildings, and wells.

This property consists of several elegant lounges with a cozy atmosphere with huge bay windows opening onto terraces with panoramic views of the mountains, the French-style grounds, and the outdoor pool.

The perfect property for you and your family or for renting it out for magical weddings, events, and even for movie sets! When having this exquisite chateau, the possibilities are endless!

About the place:

Carcassonne is a medieval fortified town in the south of France. Today it is one of the finest examples of surviving city walls from that era and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Carcassonne was built during the 12th century when modern-day France was ruled by Henry II. The town’s purpose at this time was to protect southern French lands from attacks by Spain which had recently conquered most regions around the Pyrenees Mountains. The fortifications were designed with high towers and battlements so that defenders could shoot arrows over them without being seen. There are also two castles on either side known as “towers.

It has been well-preserved and is now one of the most popular tourist attractions not just in France, but also in Europe as a whole. There are many things to do within Carcassonne that both adults and children will enjoy, such as visiting museums or attending festivals. In addition to its rich history, there are plenty of food shops and restaurants where you can find delicious local cuisine; after all, this is France we’re talking about. If you come at the right time (particularly during June), there may even be some carnivals going on nearby – make sure to check out these events if you find yourself in France at that time.

Things to do in Carcassonne:

The most important reason to visit Carcassonne is for a walk on its historic City Walls. The medieval wall features more than 30 round towers and over 50 square ones, with enough space in between them to house you securely when walking around the top.

Carcassonne is home to The Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Visitors can tour through this beautiful church and admire its stained-glass windows depicting biblical stories. An impressive example of medieval architecture, this cathedral was built in 1287. The walls surrounding the city were also constructed during that period and are still standing today. It is one of the best-preserved fortifications from its time.

The town also has an amazing walled medieval city that visitors are allowed to explore. The fortress was built in the South of France and it’s one of Europe’s best-preserved fortified cities with its massive towers, battlements along the old walls. There are several festivals throughout the year including jazz concerts on summer nights at Place Carnot which is a lovely square within walking distance from all major sights. You can also ride around town on bikes or Segways for great views across this unique landscape.

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