Biziat, Rhône 01290

In the Bresse of Ain, between patrimonial wealth and preserved nature, a 18th-century château, its dependencies and its park of about 6 hectares. Within two kilometres of a typical regional village, whose protected church bears witness to local patrimonial wealth, the property is set in a park of about 6 hectares blending an avenue of plane trees, groves of trees and broad pastures, from which the unobstructed view extends to the surrounding countryside. Located at the end of an avenue lined with plane trees, the various buildings comprise an 18th-century château, whose origins go back to the 17th century, and a set of dependencies: living and farming buildings and a chapel. The place, steeped in history, has preserved its authenticity. It has been owned by the same occupying family for more than two centuries. The main dwelling, built in brick with a stone basement and ochre plaster, reveals façades punctuated by symmetrically placed bays with shutters. It is topped with a French slate roof. An old farm building and an annex, grouped around the château, form with it a semi-enclosed courtyard.