18th-century château set in 18 hectares of grounds, with outbuildings, a swimming pool and vineyards

An 18th-century château, situated between Dordogne and Saint-Émilion, combines historic charm with the French art of living. It features beautiful reception rooms, several bedrooms, a separate guest house and grounds with a swimming pool.

The estate covers 18 hectares, including 8 hectares of vineyards in production, with potential for expansion. It also features modern winemaking facilities and a caretaker’s house.

In short, this is a prestigious property offering both an elegant lifestyle and significant potential for a wine-growing or tourism venture.

Situated between the Dordogne and Saint-Émilion, this magnificent 18th-century château, listed as a historic monument, embodies the refinement of the French art of living. Upon entering, a majestic Louis XVI gate opens onto a perfectly symmetrical main courtyard, flanked by two pavilions and period outbuildings.

The main building, full of charm and authenticity, offers spacious reception areas: an elegant dining room, a bright living room and a large family kitchen. An adjoining guest house features its own living room, a dining room and two comfortable bedrooms.

Upstairs, three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms complete the main living area, whilst a fourth bedroom remains to be fitted out. The landscaped grounds surround the property and feature a swimming pool that invites you to relax.

The estate covers 18 hectares, including 8 hectares of vineyards in production (50% red, 50% white) with the potential to plant a further 5 hectares. The renovated wine cellar, equipped with a temperature control system, and the caretaker’s house add comfort and functionality.

A rare property, combining prestige, authenticity and potential, ideal as a family home, a wine estate or an exceptional hospitality venture.
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