French Chateau for sale in Drôme

This magnificent restored chateau, with a beautiful view of the Ardèche, is very close to different shops and to the beautiful town of Drôme. It is composed of 17 main rooms, music room and many outbuildings, suitable for altering however you see fit.

Outside you will stumble upon a guest house, superbly equipped summer kitchen and seating area. On the 3,6 hectares of garden and woodland this mansion has, you’ll also see a wonderful swimming pool, garages and utility rooms. Looking like something straight out of a fairy tale, this property is not to be missed!

About the place:

Known as the “garden of France” and the “granary of Provence,” Drôme is a great place to go for those who want to experience different cultures. The region, with borders on Switzerland and Italy, has been inhabited since before Roman times. It was also an important crossroads in medieval France, because it sits at the intersection of several major trade routes.

The Drôme is a department of France, in the region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. It shares its borders with six other departments. Its regional capital is Valence, where we find the main university and most of the business activity. There are three more big towns: Nyons, a regional market town, Die, the birthplace of William James, and Montelimar, whose castle dominates.

The town is a really beautiful place to visit. The landscape of this southern French province makes for an amazing sightseeing experience with its natural beauty and lush green hills. You must take the time to explore Drôme’s many castles and cathedrals as well as marvel at its ancient Roman ruins.

Most visitors come here during summertime, but you can also enjoy the perfect weather conditions in spring or fall. It doesn’t get too cold either so it’s not necessary to pack your winter jackets when visiting Drôme, France in late autumn into early spring months like February or March.

Things to do in Drôme:

Drôme, France is a beautiful region. It offers many different activities for visitors to enjoy and places great emphasis on the environment through its respect of nature and landscapes.

You should definitely check Drôme Provençale – this area is known for its lavender fields and hilltop villages. It’s a good place to hike, bike or ride as well. Narrow roads wind through forests of oak and chestnut trees, pastures with grazing cows in the summertime, medieval castles on craggy rocks towering over deep gorges, wildflower-filled meadows high above vast valleys.

Museum de la Faïence et du Verre (ceramics museum), Valence – the Museum has an important collection of faience from all regions, where this type of pottery was produced including France, Italy & Germany, along with some rare pieces from Asia.

Château de Crussol is a 14th Century castle that is best known for its prison, in which many famous figures were held captive over the years. The beautiful gardens and grounds are free to visit while you tour the chateau. Most of the rooms have been restored from their original use as residential spaces or prisons, so you can learn about life there during various time periods.

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