The Château de Long, built in 1733, has recently been listed for sale by Emile Garcin for the price of €8.5 million. Located in the Somme Valley in northern France, about two hours away from Paris, the property spans 1,500 square meters and includes 20 hectares of beautiful landscaping. Known for its aristocratic architecture and rich history, it features ten bedrooms and rooms decorated in roccoco style, highlighting its classic French elegance.

Historically significant, the château has withstood periods of abandonment as well as foreign military occupation during the 20th century, specifically in World War II. Despite these challenges, the building has managed to maintain its original architectural charm. Its lavish interiors and extensive grounds add to its desirability as a potential residence or investment.

The location near the city of Amiens and overlooking the canalized Somme River provides a picturesque setting that further enhances the castle's allure. Listing this property not only brings attention to its historical value but also to the luxury real estate market in France. Prospective buyers will not only acquire a piece of history but also a unique opportunity in the beautiful French countryside.