A Piece Of Tuscany In The South Of France Exceptional Wine Estate In Occitanie

New Exclusive Listing - Nestled in the historic Gaillac vineyard of Occitanie’s Tarn department, this exceptional wine estate lies just 31 miles (50 km) from Toulouse and its international airport, and moments from Albi, the UNESCO World Heritage ”Episcopal City” renowned for its red-brick Gothic cathedral. The estate spans approximately 210 acres (85 hectares) within the rolling countryside known as ”Occitanian Tuscany,” celebrated for its mild climate, deep heritage and exceptional quality of life. The property holds Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) status and is Certified Organic.

At the heart of the estate stands a Palladian-inspired château of approximately 8,073 sq ft (750 sqm), dating from the 17th century and beautifully restored, with gold-leaf interior finishes and furnishings throughout, an indoor swimming pool, and unobstructed views across the surrounding vineyards. The estate’s total built area extends to approximately 24,326 sq ft (2,260 sqm), comprising the château and several ancillary buildings dedicated to wine production and hospitality. A buildable plot of approximately 3.4 acres (1.379 hectares), with municipal approval for a hotel development, further enhances the estate’s potential for high-end tourism or event-related ventures.

The vineyards cover approximately 148 acres (60 hectares) in total, including 131 acres (53 hectares) of red grape varieties and 17 acres (7 hectares) of white, planted on the well-exposed, southwest-facing slopes of the Tarn’s right bank, an ideal orientation for consistent, high-quality harvests.

A nearby private airstrip accommodates helicopters and light aircraft, offering effortless access for both French and international visitors.

The sale encompasses the entire estate, its wine reserves and stock, all operational equipment, and the estate’s operating business, including staff, licenses and brand.

A rare opportunity to acquire a historic château estate combining architectural heritage, organic viticulture and significant development potential, in one of the most authentic wine regions of southwest France.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/