Located in the municipality of Trooz, this château-style mansion, known as Château Pirard, stands out as one of the region’s most distinctive residences. Tucked away discreetly, the property enjoys an exceptional setting, nestled in greenery and offering a level of privacy and tranquillity rarely found.
Historically, the residence was created by combining two separate buildings, skilfully brought together into one coherent and generous property, giving it a great diversity of spaces. The property has undergone a careful renovation that has preserved all of its period character while providing contemporary comfort.
From the entrance, the reception hall impresses with its dimensions, original mosaic floor, double oak door with ornate stained glass, and carved wooden staircase. The reception rooms are generously proportioned, including a living room with marble fireplace, a dining room flooded with light through its large arched windows overlooking the park, and a cosy library area. The ceilings, decorated with mouldings and plaster rosettes, testify to the architectural quality of the construction.
The spacious kitchen has a dining area and direct access to the south-facing terrace. The two upper floors contain ten bedrooms, including a principal suite with dressing room, as well as a double office ideal for remote working or professional use, and three shower rooms. An insulated attic, suitable for conversion, offers many additional possibilities.
The property also includes an outbuilding requiring renovation, offering multiple potential uses depending on requirements: garage, workshop, or small independent annex.
Additional land is also available for separate purchase, offering even greater potential for this already exceptional property.
An extraordinary residence for an ambitious family lifestyle project or any other project worthy of such a setting.
EPC C – Specific primary energy consumption: 255 kWh/m².year – Total primary energy consumption: 195,370 kWh/year – Certificate no.: 20250323002205