Historic Chartreuse style Château and Vineyard dating back to the 18th Century, featuring open views and a grand enclosed courtyard. Situated on 19 hectares of land encompassing parklands, fields, and an operational 8-hectare vineyard. The estate boasts a recently renovated winery where quality wines are produced. 

The property benefits from a completely new micro drainage system, and double glazing throughout. 

The Château
The Château welcomes visitors through wrought iron gates into a restored stone courtyard, offering breathtaking views and an impressive château facade.

Within the château, elegant reception rooms with period details await, accessed via a spacious entrance hall leading to two wings.

The right wing houses private quarters, including a dining room with fireplace, a ground floor bedroom with ensuite, a formal sitting room, and a modern, fully equipped kitchen. Adjacent to the kitchen is a shower room, separate WC, and a casual sitting room featuring an old stone oven. Upstairs, a master bedroom with ensuite, a second bedroom, and a convertible attic space offer further accommodation.

On the left wing, guest quarters feature an open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room with fireplace downstairs, and upstairs, a dining room, two bedrooms, and a sizable bath/shower room with WC.

On the first floor of this section, you’ll discover a generous landing area, a luxurious master bedroom with an en-suite bath, shower, and WC, a secondary bedroom, and a 41 m2 attic space ripe for conversion into additional living space.

Turning left from the entrance hall leads to private guest accommodations.

Downstairs, an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area with a fireplace awaits. Upstairs, another dining room, two sizable bedrooms, and a spacious bath/shower room with WC.

Outside there is extensive parkland including a quaint Chapel, an inviting pool and various terraces for entertaining and sampling your own wine. 

Chais (Wine Cellars)
Outbuildings include a newly fitted winery and barrel storage, alongside garages, workshops, and a vaulted wine cellar totalling approximately 400m2. Additionally, two towers provide extra space on the ground floor.

Staff Accommodation
Separated from the château, a fully renovated staff house (90 m2), a spacious barn of 200 m2, and a woodshed compliments the property.

History
Under ownership for the past 12 years, the Chateau has undergone significant investment, particularly in vineyard rejuvenation. Extensive replanting efforts have been undertaken to emulate the esteemed vines of the Medoc region in France. As a result, the estate now produces Vin de France wines of exceptional quality.

This historic estate is located in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region in southwestern France. Its origins date back centuries, steeped in the rich history of winemaking that characterises this renowned wine-producing area.

Over the centuries the Château passed through the hands of various noble families and landowners, each contributing to its development and reputation. Like many estates in Bordeaux, the Château underwent periods of expansion and renovation as winemaking techniques evolved and demand for Bordeaux wines grew.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, Bordeaux wines, including those produced at the Château gained international acclaim, becoming highly sought after in markets across Europe and beyond.

In the modern era, the Château is recognised as a producer of high-quality Bordeaux wines, often embodying the distinct characteristics of the region’s terroir. The estate’s vineyards are carefully tended, with a focus on sustainable viticultural practices aimed at preserving the land for future generations.

Whether enjoyed in the cellars of the estate or savoured in distant lands, the wines of the Château are a testament to the enduring legacy of Bordeaux winemaking and the rich history of this storied estate.