In the southern part of the Loir-et-Cher department, between the Cher River and the Sologne region, this charming castle stands in the heart of a well-preserved natural setting. The estate’s history dates back to 1505. The current main residence is believed to date from the early 18th century, while its northern section retains remnants from the 16th century. Elevated by one story and extended in depth in 1892, it was then complemented by two side pavilions, including a 17th-century chapel. Its brick-and-stone façade, columned entrance, high slate roofs, and dormer windows create an elegant, classical silhouette.

With 1,330 m2 of living space spread over three levels, the residence features generous rooms. The ground floor, designed for entertaining, includes a 40 m2 entry hall, a large 60 m2 living room, a small sitting room, a 60 m2 armory, two dining rooms measuring 40 and 28 m2, as well as a large 30 m2 office and a 35 m2 kitchen. Utility rooms, storage areas, and bathrooms complete this level.

The first floor features 9 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet, a living room, and wide hallways.

The second floor offers additional spacious rooms, a laundry room, bathrooms, and a storage room, all under a ceiling height of 3.45 m. An attic level completes the property.

A ceremonial courtyard organizes the outbuildings, which include a chapel, an orangery, a concierge's office, caretaker's quarters, a former hunting lodge, dovecotes, barns, and service buildings. The surroundings also feature a pond.

The estate as a whole bears witness to the history of the property and constitutes a unique property suitable for a family residence, a country home, or a hospitality and event venue.