Théodore Levigne for the paintings, Alexandre Charpentier for the door handles and locks, and Henri Curcier for the stained-glass windows. The property retains most of its original features: coffered ceilings, painted ceilings, painted canvases, stucco, a monumental marble staircase... The 2.2-hectare grounds feature, at the foot of the terrace, a rock garden dotted with grottoes and a private island on the Charente River accessible via a small bridge. The castle’s basement comprises an approximately 80-square-meter garage, a boiler room, and several convertible spaces. The property offers you tranquility and prestige. The property is listed as a historic monument. This allows you to benefit from tax deductions for property-related expenses (renovations, costs associated with potentially opening it to visitors, etc.) as well as tax exemptions.