In a quiet street just a short distance from the Château and the town centre shops, this property, with its origins in the early 17th century, is a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of French history. Ceded by Henri IV to the de Conti family, it became the property of the de Caumartin family in 1779. After the Revolution, it was owned by several successive families, before taking on its current form under the Second Empire. Set in parkland of 4,000m² entirely enclosed by high walls, the estate comprises : - a mansion house with approx. 342 m² of living space. Ground floor: vast entrance hall, 2 lounges, dining room, study, shower room and dining kitchen. 1st floor: master suite, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. 2nd floor (air-conditioned): a suite, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and attic. The basement features a 90 m² wine cellar. All the period architectural features and ornamentation have been preserved. - A house of 110m² with its own entrance and private outdoor space. Ground floor: 35m² living room and large kitchen/diner. Upstairs, a suite, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Cellar of 23m² - A double garage of 31m² with attic space for conversion. - At the other end of the property, a second house of 111 m² (1-storey) in need of renovation, with an entrance from another street. Regularly maintained, the property is in very good general condition. The English-style parklands, also very well maintained, include a swimming pool, a pool house and a garden. Resolutely family-run, this exceptional historic property can also be used for a professional activity or top-of-the-range tourism.