Former seigneury dating back to the 12th century

This old plain castle was first mentioned in 1156. It lost its towers and fortress attributes in 1453. Today, the “Château d'Ell” is a superb charming residence with ±560sqm of living space and ±1858sqm of useful space, surrounded by a sumptuous park of 2.07 ha on the banks of the Attert. Very discreet on the outside, it is when you go through the gate that you discover a pretty courtyard surrounded by enclosures with, in the center, a mansion probably built inside the walls of the former keep. The entrance has a coat of arms dating from 1635 and opens onto beautiful reception rooms: hall, two lounges, one of which has a fireplace, as well as a superb vaulted room (historic kitchen with its hearth and an operational bread oven). The current kitchen is at the rear and overlooks the terrace and the park, also accessible via the large lounge. The stairwell is adjacent to the rear. The first bedroom is on the mezzanine floor and on the first floor there are three large bedrooms and a shower room. The second and unfinished attic space has enormous potential for expansion. The annex to the left with its own entrance and staircase is accessible from the main house and houses a laundry room, heating room and workshop (on the ground floor) as well as two other rooms including an office on the first floor. Two guest flats are accessed from here. The other enclosure, to the right of the gate, was dedicated to the collection of old cars, with large garages and workshops, but also a party room with a fireplace, a kitchen, sanitary facilities, a wine cellar etc. The terrace faces south and is part of a beautiful fenced park with access to the Attert. The property is in a good general condition and leaves a lot of room for imagination, e.g. under the beautiful roof of the main house but also in the annexes.