The New York Times has a fascinating and envy-inducing story today about a 13th century French chateau in Provence that Pablo Picasso lusted after and tried, unsuccessfully, to purchase from British ...
A French-style chateau tucked into a secluded Northwest San Antonio neighborhood and outfitted with an array of fancy features hit the market late last month for just shy of $1.9 million. The ...
A vast 18th-century chateau on the banks of France's River Loire is likely to be sold for a fraction of the amount its owner has spent restoring it.
You Can Buy a French Chateau for Less Than a Paris Apartment—but Don’t Expect the Life of a Princess
Karen Horne and her husband, Paul, first saw Chateau La Perrière in a newspaper ad. The Hornes, who call the U.K. home but were married in France, decided to tour the property on their next trip. “We ...
Just how much imitation French chateau in Napa is too much imitation French chateau in Napa, and how much is just right? Most people never even get the chance to seriously consider such questions, of ...
Buying and renovating their 16-bedroom chateau in Lot-et-Garonne was a family affair, says Deborah Cherry - Cyrille Moingeon Britons love the idea of rescuing a French chateaux. Our fascination with ...
HOUSTON – A recently-built Houston mansion, described as the “epitome of refined sophistication” by the Houston Association of Realtors, has landed on the market with an asking price of $5,995,000.
You might expect an 18th century-inspired French chateau for sale on the British isle of Jersey, off the coast of Normandy, France. But in New Jersey, USA? In fact, the “Garden State” is sprinkled ...
A historic château in Aix en Provence is now up for sale — and if you have a spare $17 million, it can be yours. The castle, which dates back nearly 1,000 years, was previously owned by the French ...
For the American traveler (remember travel?) in Europe, a stay in a French chateau can sometimes fall short of the fantasy. Beds are small, bathrooms are shared, there is no elevator and certainly ...
A vast 18th-century chateau on the banks of France's River Loire is likely to be sold for a fraction of the amount its owner has spent restoring it.
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