Property features
Swimming pool
Air Conditioning
Bed & Breakfast Potential
Broadband Internet
Car Port(s)
Cellar(s) / Wine Cellar(s)
Character / Period Features
Countryside View
Courtyard
Covered Terrace(s)
Double Glazing
Driveway
Electric Heating
En-Suite Bathroom(s) / Shower room(s)
Fireplace / Stove
Furnished / Part Furnished
Garden(s)
Gîte(s) / Annexe(s)
Land
Mains Drainage
Mains Electricity
Mains Water
Off-Street Parking
Outbuilding(s)
Renovated / Restored
Rental / Gîte Potential
Stable(s) / Equestrian Facilities
Stone
Swimming Pool
Terrace(s) / Patio(s)
Water Source / Spring
Well
Woodburner Stove(s)
Workshop
Description
Built in 1830 by a wealthy wine merchant from Bordeaux, this meticulously maintained, private stone house boasts refined living surrounded by nature in one of France’s most precious and impressive regions. Gated entrance to property that is set well back from the main road for complete privacy and a driveway lined with dozens of French Plane trees dating back 200+ years. The land and the house have been meticulously preserved with care, but this has been delicately balanced with a realistic eye for modern function and conveniences. With the capacity to sleep up to 20 (leveraging extended sleeping in the living rooms), the floor plan is spacious yet intimate--and the two cottages ensure flexible lodging and cost-control with respect to heating and cooling. Both cottages have private entrances and the property could be purposed as a rental. The architectural and design intricacies, unique and historic charm, luxury finishes, and the integration with the land it sits on make this property a gem of the region.
