Blomac, a historic estate built around 1765, offers a blend of timeless charm and modern potential. The property spans a total area of 3,960 m² and is set on a 5.5-hectare estate. The main château features four floors and covers 1,000 m², complemented by two single-floor orangeries. The old château spans three floors and 300 m². The estate also includes a gîte, old barn, former apartments, former stables and staff apartments. Currently operating as a boutique hotel, Blomac offers space for various uses and development. The property includes its own wine label and an on-site market facing a church, described as suitable for weddings. Listed by Jens Urbain and Olivier Jacquemyn; co-brokers are welcome.
France: Blomac – A Historic Chateau with Unique Features
