Chateau de la Cazine

La Souterraine, France

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a five-star getaway in Europe, Chateau de la Cazine could be for you.  Located in Central France, you can enjoy fishing in well stocked lakes in the morning and horseback riding or a round of golf in the afternoon.  Then partake in delicious pastries and a stroll through a quaint little country village with breathtaking scenery as far as the eye can see. 

Best of all, the first 26 owners in Chateau de la Cazine receive large discounts and guaranteed returns available now when they purchase their home away from home in Limousin, France. 

Chateau de la Cazine is a converted 17^th century French chateau, golf and spa resort, located in the heart of France’s Lake District.  The chateau and its grounds are currently comprised of a variety of 11 different buildings spread out over 220 acres. 

They include a second visually stunning and historically rich 16^th century chateau, and nine other buildings that create this “French Village.”  By early 2013, the entire development will be converted into an exclusive five-star, world-class, destination for the entire family.

Property features:

• Exclusive nine-hole golf course meandering around the grounds and lakes
• Indulgent French spa with an indoor/outdoor pool, treatment rooms, wellness restaurant/bar and beauty salon
• Indoor swimming complex with waterslides, plumes, rapids
• 17,200 sq. ft. children’s adventure zone
• Mountain bike tracks
• Two fully-stocked fishing lakes on site, the larger lake being one of the best fishing lakes in the region
• Fine dining restaurant in the main chateau, which will be adapted for cooking classes
• Family restaurants
• Boulangerie, delicatessen
• Boutique shops
• Gym, fitness classes
• 19 bedroom chateau with professional training kitchen
• Sommeliers wine bar
• Conference facilities
• Honeymoon chateau
• Equestrian facilities

Limousin, known as the “lake district of France,” has over 1,000 lakes and some of the best fishing in the world.  It is a playground for the richer Parisians who love the countryside with its rich heritage, well preserved abbeys, Roman churches, and fortified castles.

The nearby town of Limoges has many winding cobbled streets and quaint architecture.  This desire to get a better way of life has combined to make Limousin one of the most desired areas of France.  

A variety of one, two-, three- and four-bedroom residences, ranging from 645 sq. ft. to 1,937 sq. ft. are available for whole ownership priced from $175,000- $350,000. 

Fractional ownership for these same one, two and three bedroom residences range from $49,000-$83,500.  The French mortgage market has remained stable during the credit crisis, with banks and lenders showing a strong appetite for lending to foreign investors.