Château Du XVII Ie Siècle Près De Saint‑Émilion Avec Salle De Réception Et Chambres D'hôtes

Just twenty minutes from Saint‑Émilion and one hour from Bordeaux, this 18th‑century château rises at the heart of the emblematic vineyards of Nouvelle‑Aquitaine. Spacious and beautifully arranged, it offers extensive accommodation spread across the estate, allowing families, guests or visitors to enjoy complete independence.

The main residence features seven bedrooms, grand reception rooms, a library, several lounges and bright living spaces. In the tower, additional rooms with shower and WC add an authentic touch and valuable extra accommodation.

Set within more than three hectares, the estate includes several independent lodgings. A self‑contained cottage offers a kitchen, bedroom and en‑suite bathroom. Additional accommodations provide five more bedrooms, several shower rooms, living spaces, kitchens and a large dormitory ideal for group stays. This layout offers exceptional flexibility, suitable for multigenerational living or a professional hospitality project, subject to the necessary permissions.

At the heart of the property lies a reception hall of around 250 m² enhanced by exposed stone walls and a striking traditional timber frame. Long favoured for weddings, the château could host up to thirty overnight guests thanks to its numerous bedrooms, independent lodgings and bridal suite. Outdoors, two swimming pools, a formal courtyard and shaded garden areas create an ideal setting for celebrations, retreats, seminars or high‑end tourist stays.

Meticulously renovated in keeping with its original character, the château blends historic charm with modern comfort. Its excellent energy rating reflects the quality of the work carried out. Set in a region rich in heritage and art de vivre, it enjoys an exceptional environment: the prestigious vineyards of Saint‑Émilion, medieval villages, gourmet markets, vineyard walks, wine tastings and renowned oenotourism routes, with quick access to Bordeaux, a cultural and gastronomic capital. Nearby shops, restaurants, train stations and outdoor activities further enhance the appeal.

With its distinctive architecture, open views over hills, forest and vines, and its own wine production from the estate’s old vines, this château offers a true essence of Nouvelle‑Aquitaine. A rare opportunity: a historic, versatile and elegant estate ready to welcome new projects, whether event‑driven, touristic or family‑oriented.
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