French chateau for sale in Cintegabelle

This beautiful castle is located in the heart of the Caujac Cintegabelle and Saverdun triangle, its roof has been recently renovated and it offers lovely views of its surrounding countryside.

The property offers 640 m2 of living space and is composed of 18 main rooms including a 30 m² lounge, 35 m² dining room, a 32 m² kitchen, numerous and vast bedrooms on the ground floor and above. It has kept its authentic charm and beautiful architectural elements and has partial oil-fired heating in the whole building.

Outside, in a beautiful park of 3 hectares with centenary trees, you’ll find an orchard perfect for growing your own produce and 100 meters long outbuildings that are U-shaped. They include a large independent apartment, garages, and stables.

Whether you’re looking to invest in a great property or to find your new home, this chateau is perfect for you!

About this place:

Cintegabelle, France is a small town with a population of only about 2,000. It’s located in the region of Bordeaux and has an average elevation of almost 1 foot above sea level. The town was first mentioned as “Castellum Cencii Belae” back in 1036 AD and was originally owned by Duke William IV d’Aquitaine. There are also two other towns nearby: Saint-Martin-d’Armagnac and Castillonnès.

The town is known for its amazing views of peaks and valleys during the winter months. The walls are built to protect against avalanches by directing them around the town instead of into it allowing villagers to continue with daily activities without interruption. There are several hiking trails that lead up high mountain passes offering beautiful views of Cintegabelle below, which makes this place perfect for hikers looking for some serious exercise. This area has been inhabited since prehistoric times so there are many historical attractions nearby as well making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts.

Things to do in Cintegabelle:

Visit Chateau de Tardets – a medieval castle located in the region of France. The chateau is surrounded by an 18th-century walled garden and offers views across to Pyrenees Mountains.
Enjoy a stroll through the flower market in Marché Couvert St Pierre during your stay in Cintegabelle. The covered market dates all the way back to 1650. It was originally built as a food hall for local farmers but now it’s filled with artisan shops selling everything from jams, honey, and biscuits to handbags, scarves, and beautiful French pottery.

There are many local farms and small shops which sell their produce directly from the farm or at one of the weekly markets held in Cintegabelle, France each week. It’s also possible for visitors to pick grapes and eat them as they’re walking through the vineyards during grape harvest time (September).

Visit the Castle of Cintegabelle, built in 1275. It is located on a hill overlooking the village and surrounding area with views of Mont Ventoux. The castle has been restored several times over time but still retains its original features including four round towers which are topped by conical roofs.

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