Le Vieux Château de Ravières du début de la Renaissance

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400 m² spread across four floors, connected by a majestic spiral staircase.

The old Château de Ravières, dating from the early Renaissance, is situated in the heart of the village and overlooks the Burgundy Canal.

The Château of the Counts of Tonnerre, dating back to the early 16th century, was converted into a private residence. Originally, it formed a quadrilateral structure defended by four large round towers; the northwest tower housed the chapel. Following the Revolution, the château was sold off in separate lots and underwent numerous alterations.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Ravières (89390), the Château de Ravières is a Renaissance gem. With walls steeped in history and an atmosphere that is at once captivating and intriguing, the château appeals to lovers of historic architecture. Offering stunning views of the Burgundy Canal, every corner of the estate tells a story. Every wall bears the marks of time, and every room reveals vestiges of the past—such as stone fireplaces, carved ceilings, and mullioned windows—testifying to the opulence of a bygone era.

This iconic landmark is deeply rooted in Burgundian culture,

KEY FEATURES:

Four spacious rooms, each measuring 100 m², offering complete creative freedom for an ambitious project.
A majestic stone spiral staircase—in good condition—leading to a large 100 m² room with exposed beams on the first floor.
A magnificent roof structure on the four floor, featuring a terrace atop the tower with views of the countryside and the Burgundy Canal.
Direct street-level access, suitable for a professional or cultural venture.
Located just 2.5 hours from Paris and Orly.Listed Historic Monument

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Historic Home agency fees in € (including VAT): €6,000 < €100,000; 6% from €100,000 to €499,999; 5% from €500,000 to €999,999; 4% above €1 million.