Stunning small chateau dating from the 15th century with its original outbuildings set around a central courtyard, classed as a historical monument in its entirety and built on top of a hill with views overlooking the valley. The chateau was partially rebuilt in the 18th century and consists of a rectangular building flanked by a tower with stairs to the south, and a circular tower to the Northeast. All original elements such as arrow slits, windows with stone crosses and a spiral staircase in Gannat stone have been preserved. The layout is as follows Ground floor: Original kitchen of 43 m2 with fireplace, 18th century kitchen of 24m2, arms room or dining room of 25 m2, 2 pantries and cellar. 1st floor: Access via a beautiful spiral staircase: magnificent bedroom or living of 57 m2 with monumental 15th century fireplace, 2 small bedrooms, study and anteroom, tower room and latrines. 2nd floor: Large attic with beautiful original roof frame. Land and outbuildings: Medieval garden, courtyard and grounds with a total surface of 7735 m2. Guardian's house dating from the 18th century with a habitable surface of 117 m2 with living room with antique wooden fireplace, kitchen and utility room, 2 bedrooms and bathroom (installation to be finished). 3 barns (ground surface of 190, 190 and 120 m2) with garages, barns, stables, workshops, exhibition room (36m2) and reception hall (59 m2). The chateau is currently open for tours and not habited but can easily be made habitable by creating a kitchen, bathrooms and installing heating. The 2nd house is immediately habitable with wood and electric heating. The property is located near Saint-Pourcain and its vineyards (17km) and about 15km from the A71 motorway. Basic shops can be found in the village 3 km away.