From manor
to château.
Comaison properties span every scale and setting — from intimate 5-bedroom manoirs to grand multi-building estates. Every property is fully furnished and curated before the first owner visits.
An 18th-century estate set in 7.9 private hectares between Auxerre and Chablis. The main château — reserved exclusively for owners — sleeps 12 across 6 bedrooms. Three converted outbuildings generate rental income. Heated pool, padel court, on-site caretaker, and views across the Burgundy vine country. Two hours from Paris by road.
Built in 1789 at the dawn of the French Revolution. A beautifully restored 335m² manor in a commanding position with panoramic views across the Périgord Vert. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a copper-pendant kitchen opening to the pool, original stone staircase, and a high terrace that looks out over some of the most unspoilt countryside in France. Pool already installed. Bergerac airport 1hr 10min.
A grand 19th-century townhouse in Aubusson — UNESCO Creative City and tapestry capital of the world. Original curved staircase, fireplaces in every room, encaustic tile floors. Entertainment floor planned: cinema, bar, billiard room, wine cellar. £200,000 renovation fully included in share price.
Asia & North Africa
Comaison is actively sourcing properties in South-east Asia and North Africa. Register your interest to be first informed.
A tropical 4-bedroom villa in the heart of Jimbaran Bay, southern Bali. Open-plan living flowing to a private pool deck, shaded outdoor lounge, and lush mature garden. Walking distance to Bali's most-loved beachfront seafood warungs and surf breaks. Sleeps 8 across four en-suite bedrooms.
What your share
could be worth.
European character property has appreciated consistently over the past decade — particularly in regions like the Périgord Vert and Burgundy where international demand continues to outpace supply. The projections below assume no outbuilding development, which would add materially to all three cases.
Projections are illustrative only. Past performance is not a guide to future returns. Capital is at risk. All investors should seek independent financial advice.