Castles for sale Margaux, France (page 2)

A 17th-19th century chateau, outbuildings, grounds, swimming pool, tennis court and vineyard, set in almost 9 hectares of land 1 hour from Bordeaux, between the sea and the Gironde river. Set in the middle of the Médoc vineyards, the estate consists of a 5-hectare rectangular island of greenery and almost 4 hectares of vines to the north. The first part, which is entirely enclosed, has a service entrance to the south and a discreet main entrance with a driveway leading straight up to the chateau to the west. Not far from the vineyards, it is separated from the outbuilding by a moat. With woods to the west, the gardens stretch east from the main building to the south, passing through a bamboo grove and a palm grove to reach a swimming pool and guest lodge. When you turn back to the south-west, a vast clearing bathed in light is surrounded by around 100 cedar trees. As it wasn’t created very long ago, the circular site is suitable for helicopter landings. The tennis court is located between the clearing and the woods.

Gérard DURRIEU Prestige (33) 06 15 88 93 96 - Château plus outbuildings 2519 m2 with 22.7 ha vineyard Great Bordeaux wines, confidential with great potential 19th century château with its park of 1 , 1 ha and its private pond close to 1 ha. The whole of this domain is in one piece. We are here about 40km east of Bordeaux, very close to Libourne. Perched on limestone plateaus with a view of the village of Saint-Emilion, the location of this vineyard and this exceptional terroir mean that the Gallo-Romans had already established a vineyard there. Total of buildings 2519m2 including a small castle of approximately 412m2 entirely to renovate with 122m2 of cellars. - well-maintained outbuildings including 2 gites of 164 and 172 m2, - cellar 696m2 and various outbuildings (offices - tasting rooms, buildings...) Ideal for developing room(s) seminars and weddings. Very beautiful cellar with rare vintages from the 60s, 70s and 80s. The vat room, oversized in relation to current needs, makes it possible to envisage real avenues for development. Perfectly maintained vines. AOC appellation: Canon Fronsac Terroir: Clay-limestone, molasses, silico-limestone Average age of the vineyard: 30 years Average production: 120,000 Grape varieties: 70% Merlot - 28% Cabernet Franc - 2% MalbecAging: Concrete vats enamelled, thermoregulated then aged in barrels for 12 months. Price excluding advance on harvest. Large customer file for wines from the greatest starred tables and luxury hotels in France and abroad to be redeveloped. Many possibilities for the development of wine tourism lodges, reception rooms, business seminars. Possibility of building several new gitesFully independent property in water. Tax benefits: Property allowing an investor to acquire it within the framework of particularly attractive tax provisions. Ideal for tax exemption or transmitting a heritage. The transmission of the additional information memorandum with file only after verification of your capacity and the signing of a confidentiality agreement. To support you in this project: Gérard DURRIEU Bonaparte network for the whole of France âEUR' Consulting in Sales and Wine Acquisition & prestige. 35 years of experience including 25 in property development. Specialist in technical, legal and financial analyses. I never do any prospecting. Properties returned exclusively by the relational or contacted directly by the owners. Visits take place 7 days a week Attention contact exclusively by email or telephone exchange. Avoid SMS and messages on the telephone answering machine. _ Real estate agents experienced in classic real estate, you want to evolve towards Prestige and represent us in your region!?! Join us ! Obligation to be able to prove a high level of experience - Tel +33 (0)6 15 88 93 96 or [email protected]! Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Ref. 4015: IMPRESSIVE CASTLE IN THE BORDEAUX REGION In the Bordeaux region, behind the châtelet housing an old drawbridge, one discovers a magnificent 11th century castle. Marked by the various episodes of the Hundred Years' War that troubled the region, the fortress was partially destroyed and rebuilt during the 16th century. The castle is listed as a historical monument for all of the buildings and for the entrance gatehouse. This impressive castle is composed of a châtelet, a U-shaped main building with a two-storey restaurant in one wing, a caretaker's lodge, two-storey dwellings, cellars, a workshop, horse boxes, outbuildings and studios. The entire castle of approx. 2,000 sqm is distributed by three stairways including a superb, wide stone stairway. The facades of the castle are pierced with large openings (17th century works), thus offering a great deal of light inside. The ground floor spans approx. 800 sqm and comprises a superb reception area with various large rooms including a lounge, dining room, treasure room, king's bedroom, study, pantry, kitchen, library, ceremonial room and chapel. Beautiful architectural features with fireplaces in the main rooms, paintings, woodwork, alcoves and beamed ceilings. The rooms have superb parquet floors and warm Regency woodwork. The walls of the dining room are adorned with 16th century Cordovan leather, completely authentic and in good condition. On the first floor, approx. 820 sqm: gallery, ten rooms including five bedrooms (two with duplex rooms) and a magnificent 145 sqm dining room. On the second floor, gallery, four groups of two rooms with cloakrooms and latrines, as an extension, the magnificent framework of the tower. To the north, the restaurant: on the ground floor, approx. 220 sqm, pantry, lounge, dining room and toilet, on the first floor, accommodation of approx. 65 sqm and large 200 sqm dining rooms. Extending from the restaurant: the châtelet comprising two rooms and an attic. The caretaker's lodge with kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and a shower room. To the south, private accommodation on one floor with convertible attic space, comprising two 50 sqm flats each with kitchen, living room, bedroom and shower room. Adjacent cellar, workshop and horse box. A large building of approx. 580 sqm comprising a stable and a barn with a high wooden floor is situated at the bottom of the courtyard. A central building of approx. 180 sqm comprising a studio, laundry room and garages completes the property. The land has an area of approximately 4.94 acres and offers a magnificent view over the plains and woods. Cabinet LE NAIL – Poitou-Charentes – M Godefroid COLLEE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

In the Haut-Médoc region, a chateau, its outbuildings, parklands and vineyard. The property spans more than four hectares and is surrounded by vineyards. It comprises a group of four buildings. A 550 m2 chateau, and three rows of farm buildings and houses, two to the north and one to the south. Situated in a remote location but close to a hamlet, it is accessed via a small country road that winds through the vineyards. As early as the 1740s, this estate is cited as being a residence belonging to the Bordeaux aristocracy. It was passed down in a family for generations until the French Revolution. In 19th century, numerous alterations were undertaken, in particular the building of the three pavilions. The property was modernised: new farm buildings, a workman’s house, dovecote and water reservoir were added. In 20th century, part of the vineyards were sold to the neighbouring chateaux.