Normandy, Seine-Maritime, Étretat, France

Lobby : 25.3m²
Salle 107 : 51.10 m²
Salon 106 : 34..6 m²
Cuisine 105 : 21m²
Diner 104 :28.8m²
Salon 108 : 37 m²
Bibliothèque 110 : 35.5m²
WC 111 : 19m²
Escalier 102 : 17.4m²
1st floor :
Room 1 -203 : 31.2 m²
Room 2 -205 : 26.8 m²
Room 3 -207 : 31.3 m²
Room 4 -209 : 27 m²
Room 6 -215 : 28 m²
2nd floor :
Room 8 -303 : 12.6 m²
Room 10 -305 : 9.6 m²
Room 12 -310 : 14.2 m²
Room 13 -311 : 14.6 m²

CONSTRUCTION: Built between 1762 and 1767, this magnificent château was designed by Joseph Abel COUTURE, architect to King Louis XVI, as a country residence for a count. At the time, it was built entirely in limestone to a single design, with identical north and south elevations.
RESTORATION: in recent years, the château has undergone a complete restoration to the exacting standards required of French historic monuments; the structure and fabric of the château are in excellent condition with no expense spared in the quality of the materials used, the craftsmanship employed and the attention to detail.
FUTURE POTENTIAL: The new owners will certainly have their own vision and aspirations for the château. The property has so much potential to explore in staff accommodation, multiple outbuildings, and extensive grounds. Under the château, there are also 300 m² of vaulted limestone cellars with original fireplaces and atmospheric masses.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: The château is available to buy for €4.9 million
excluding acquisition costs. This sum is a reward for its excellent location, the restoration work undertaken and the large number of buildings and generous grounds that make up the estate. It will appeal to private or commercial buyers who wish to take this magnificent historic property and adapt it to their own needs.