French Baronies for Sale

Why Buy French Barony Titles?

Ancient French Baronies are among the most prestigious titles in the world.

This French noble title is much more than a mere symbol of aristocracy or ceremonial role.

It represents the very evolution of the feudal system and the feudal rights of the nobility, along with the story of hundreds of years of France’s dynamic and spirited history.

The Feudal Baronies of France originate from the High Middle Ages, rather than the Roman Empire, and are rare and valuable remnants of the country’s past.

Even though these Baronial titles emerged from a realm of increasing power, influence, privilege and wealth, they were also founded on old-world traditions.

These French nobility titles represent a fine example of Feudalism itself, a world of refined gentlemen, devoted to the established monarch or new king, and dedicated to charitable works and enlightening enterprises.

It’s no wonder that the few genuine French Baronies for sale are in demand from people all over the world – from native French people, to ex-pats, and those with links to France or its noble families.

They are also highly sought after by businessmen, philanthropists, and of course, those who simply love French culture and the ancient history of French feudalism.

We have helped clients from all of these arenas to source the perfect French Barony to match their requirements, and we are available to do the same for you.

Based on our supreme understanding of the cultural significance and implications of purchasing a noble baronial title, we can confidently source the perfect title to meet your unique needs.

French Barony Titles for Sale

A French Barony Title is something that sets you apart, it’s by far one of the most fascinating nobility ranks in the world.

It’s also one of the most ancient and historic, originating in the early Middle Ages alongside the very hierarchy of aristocracy that we know today.

In addition to their feudal origins and genealogical importance, these Baronies also evoke memories of an ancient regal era of continental Europe, courtesy of their royal connections and position in the French Nobility.

With geographical links to some of the most beautiful parts of France, these feudal titles occupy a unique noble status in both the story of France and its traditional aristocratic hierarchy.

Unrivalled Expertise In French Baronies

We can find and locate French Barony Titles from Normandy, Languedoc-Roussillon, Brittany, Burgundy, Alsace and Lorraine. This expertise simply can not be matched by any other provider in the world.

For those individuals who know that to buy titles of such historical relevance and rarity is an investment in both generational lineage and social elevation, we can offer a limited number of the finest examples of this aristocratic legacy.

Ostlichter LTA is in the exclusive position to find the very best French baronies because we have analysed and compiled all of the feudal baronies of France. We also operate a continuous and rigorous program of research into French Baronies.

Our resources provide us with access to genuine, hereditary French Baronies dating back hundreds of years through France’s history.

Famous French Barons

The history books are filled with stories of great French Barons – their adventures and influence, their lifestyles and legacies.

Perhaps one of the most famous Barons of France – one who undoubtedly left an indelible impression on the nation’s capital city – was Baron Haussmann. This legendary noble French Baron is famous for his modernisation of Paris in the mid-nineteenth century.

Another famous French Baron was Charles Louis de Secondat, the renowned political philosopher. This influential nobleman was actually a Baron twice over, bearing the titles of both Baron de La Brede and Baron de Montesquieu.

History has many more examples of illustrious French Barony holders, with many different backgrounds: bankers like Baron Rothschild (and his famous four sons) or Baron Hottinger, famous historians and educators such as Baron Coubertin, founder of the International Olympic Committee, and father of the modern Olympic Games, Emmanuel d’Astier de La Vigerie, famous politician, writer, journalist and member of the French Resistance, or famous soldiers such as Baron Jacques-Antoine-Adrien Delort, a Cavalry General who commanded a Dragoons Regiment in the Napoleonic Wars and the Battle of Austerlitz, or Baron Saint Just, Commander of the French Colonial Empire.