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Summary of the property

9 bedrooms
7 shower/bathrooms
670m² habitable area
Underfloor heating on ground floor
Radiator central heating on first floor

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Photograph of a large French country house

Château de La Brosse

Château de La Brosse

This desirable gated property, tastefully renovated in 2007, consists of a main residence, a guardian's house and numerous outbuildings. The stunning grounds include a partial moat, an expansive potager, a rose walk and many centenarian trees.


Photograph of a light and airy living room

Classic design has been married with modern comfort to create spacious and light rooms. Many of the original features have been retained to preserve the authenticity of the older parts of the property.

Photograph of a light and airy living room

Classic design has been married with modern comfort to create spacious and light rooms. Many of the original features have been retained to preserve the authenticity of the older parts of the buildings.

Photograph house from the garden on a sunny day

The current owners have worked extensively with an architect and an excellent team of craftsmen to renovate this property to the highest standards of 21st century living.

Underfloor heating, allied with radiators on the upper floors, assures an ambient temperature in the winter so it is perfectly suitable for year-round living.

Photograph house from the garden on a sunny day

The current owners have worked extensively with an architect and an excellent team of craftsmen to renovate this property to the highest standards of 21st century living.

Underfloor heating, allied with radiators on the upper floors, assures an ambient temperature in the winter so it is perfectly suitable for year-round living.


Nearest town: Le Blanc (14km)

Situated only 15 minutes from Le Blanc where you will find all commodities, schools, doctors, hospital and dentists.

Closer by, the adjacent village is home to the local mayor's office together with a picturesque church and an excellent restaurant.

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Exceptional in any light.

Photograph of a light and airy living room

Photograph of a light and airy living room

Photograph of a light and airy living room

Photograph of a light and airy living room


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In our opinion...

This property has been sympathetically restored to provide spacious and comfortable living split across two residences. Despite the label of 'château', the property is currently enjoyed as a large family home.


There is massive potential for a new owner to re-purpose the property for commercial use. The extensive accommodation and grounds would make an excellent venue for business events or weddings.



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collage of exterior details

A little history

"In the 16th century, the stronghold of La Brosse belonged to the du Cher, a family of ancient nobility, who owned many lands in the region. From 1646 René de Besdon adds to his title of lord of Lingé that of lord of La Brosse and comes to settle here. The Charcellay de Bors succeeded them at an unknown date"

"Built on old foundations, the Château de La Brosse, on two levels, was rebuilt in the 19th century. Its façade, flanked by two high circular pepperbox towers, is surmounted by a raised semicircular pediment-gable and two skylights in the attic. It has an entrance porch formed by two columns supporting a balcony. The whole forms the west wing of the main house, attached at right angles to important outbuildings dating from the 18th century."

Translated extract from Châteaux, Manoirs et Logis de l'Indres

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An old postcard

A brief video tour of the property


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