With panoramic vistas, this 13th-century Chartreuse style Manoir exudes timeless elegance. Set in 11 hectares of picturesque parkland, this property boasts two swimming pools, meticulously landscaped gardens, and enchanting woodlands. The perfect setting for a boutique country guest house, or private family residence.
Thoughtfully restored to high standards, the main residence features five en-suite bedrooms and a feature mezzanine level overlooking the spacious living area. Additionally, an attached three-bedroom apartment provides a comfortable retreat for guests, complete with its own private swimming pool and sweeping valley views.
Many original features have been sympathetically restored and preserved, such as local Girondine floor tiles, fireplaces and oak ceiling beams. The property comprises:
The Principal House:
As you enter the property into the dining room, you will notice the quality of the restoration. Many of the original features have been preserved. There are tomette tiles on the floor and the original bread oven.
The dining room leads conveniently through to the fitted kitchen with a beautiful open fireplace. The dining room also grants access to the comfortable sitting room with another beautiful fireplace, original floors and a cathedral ceiling with an open mezzanine. From here you will continue through to the fitted library with a 16th Century fireplace.
First Floor:
On the first floor there is an open mezzanine and ensuite bedroom. On the opposite side of the galleried landing is a large dormitory bedroom with shower room. This room could easily be split.
Location:
The property has easy access to supermarkets and various amenities in the nearby town. For those seeking a touch of history and charm, the ancient town of St. Emilion is just a short distance away. Renowned for its medieval architecture and world-class vineyards, St. Emilion offers a captivating blend of culture and gastronomy.
Less than an hour’s drive from the property lies Bordeaux, a city steeped in rich heritage and sophistication. Boasting elegant boulevards, historic landmarks, and a thriving culinary scene, Bordeaux is a haven for discerning travelers and locals alike and has the convenience of Airport and train services.
Similarly, Bergerac is approximately an hour away, offering its own array of attractions and conveniences. With its picturesque old town, bustling markets, and convenient airport and train services, Bergerac serves as a gateway to the idyllic landscapes of the Dordogne region.
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