Detailed description

Currently used as a Bed and Breakfast, this bright house offers 480 m2 of completely renovated living space, with little left to do in the rest of the building.

On the street side of the ground floor: with its 1584 entrance door decorated with 4 columns, a 1.53 wide vaulted corridor leads to a cloakroom, a toilet, a small shop window on the street side, a bedroom with French ceiling (like all the large reception rooms in this castle) and high mullioned window with its shower room, double washbasin, suspended toilet, two dressing rooms and a small study. On the other side of the corridor is a 60m2 living room with its parquet floor of Versailles and an 8-metre long library closed with old doors, a small equipped kitchen in the Tower and a 6-metre long shop window on the street side.


A spiral staircase with 158 cm wide stone steps leads to the first floor in a concert hall (105m2 which is used as a living room outside concerts) with a large black marble fireplace, a large modern kitchen equipped and open for receptions and in the Tower a storage room for concert chairs.

On the 2nd floor: a 35 m2 living room with fireplace, open plan kitchen, in the Tower a small library, at the back a linen/dressing room and then a bedroom with its bathroom and hanging toilet. On the other side of the landing is a two-bedroom suite, corridor, dressing room and shower room with a suspended toilet.

On the 3rd floor :
a 75 m2 attic flat comprising a study in the tower, a dining room, a fitted kitchen, a boiler room, a living room, a bedroom and a shower room with a suspended toilet. On the other side of the landing is a family suite of 45 m2 with two bedrooms and a bathroom with a suspended toilet. In the spiral staircase there is still a toilet from 1700 and a small room that was used as a servant's bath.

The outbuildings :

1st basement accessible via the wider stone spiral staircase, comprising an old vaulted kitchen from 1450 with a large fireplace from the period and a stone sink from the period, a cellar. On the other side of the landing, a large stone paved room of 65 m2 is already provided with all the facilities to make a flat. The stone walls are already prepared and painted, and the 4 windows have electric blinds.

2nd basement or ground floor on the residents' side comprising a vaulted 4-car garage accessible from the outside via an automatic electronic door, a large storage room and a cellar. On the other side of the landing access to the large vaulted wine cellar below, is dug into the earth. It is also directly accessible via the garage.

The facades can only be done after all the interior work has been completed. The 2022 estimates for the facades are available. In a few months, the narrow house next door will also be for sale by the neighbour, this would be suitable to create a lift to easily service all levels. A lot of potential in all areas for this townhouse, a private mansion that belonged to the Grande Demoiselle, Anne Marie d'Orléans, cousin of Louis XIV.
The building is located within the perimeter of the church, thus the heritage of Thiers and the door of the main façade has been listed as a national monument since 1927.

There is no garden or balcony for this property.

All of the windows have been changed to grey painted wooden windows, double-glazed (tilt and turn for 9 of them), except on the medieval town side where the old windows from 1700 have been preserved at the request of the Monuments Historiques. The building has town gas central heating with cast iron radiators and is connected to the mains drainage system.

To appreciate this castle, a visit is necessary
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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr