castles with panoramic view for sale Lot-et-Garonne, France

For sale, an expansive Chateau offering a total of fourteen bedrooms, splendidly situated near Castillonnès with panoramic views and over one and a half hectares of picturesque land with a beautiful swimming pool. Perched on a hill, the property welcomes you with an inclined driveway surrounded by fields. Currently operated as a holiday destination, it provides a lucrative income opportunity, but equally suits those seeking a permanent or holiday residence. The swimming pool, positioned at the edge of the land, offers sweeping vistas of the local countryside. The Chateau comprises fourteen generously sized bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. Configured for versatility, the property can be separated into three individual sections, each with its own sitting room. A spacious dining room with a log burner accompanies a fully equipped kitchen. The main sitting room spans the width of the property, opening onto a stunning terrace at the back—an ideal spot for relaxation and al fresco dining with marvellous views. The basement has been converted into a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with its own sitting room and kitchen—a perfect space for a live-in guardian. The outdoor area encompasses 1.6 hectares of land and a well-proportioned swimming pool. Bergerac is conveniently under 30 minutes’ drive away, and the larger city of Bordeaux is a 90-minute journey, both equipped with airports. Bordeaux further offers a direct TGV link to Paris in just 2 hours. Agen, under an hour away, also features a TGV station. Close to vineyards, this property presents a perfect countryside idyll.

For sale a 17th century castle with 564 m2 of living space in 8.9 hectares of wooded parklands with outbuildings of approx. 801 m2, an inner courtyard of approx. 1400 m2, a swimming pool and a caretaker's cottage. Description Between Agen and Bergerac, in Lot-et-Garonne, the village of Monflanquin, which is part of the association of the most beautiful villages in France, is a fortified town created in 1256 by Alphonse de Poitiers. It lies on the border between Périgord and Quercy. It was built on a hill. Common to all bastides, it was created between the Albigensian Crusade and the Hundred Years' War and has a square lined with arcades. This castle was built in the 17th century. In 1577, the castle became the property of the Dordaygne family, who had the castle built at the beginning of the 17th century while having the old military installation razed to the ground. The 17th century castle. This single-storey 17th century castle, steeped in history and set in 8.9 hectares, features: a spacious reception courtyard leading to the castle with a reception room with moulded ceiling opening onto a terrace, a dining room, a professional kitchen, 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Two independent flats with a lounge and 1 bedroom, each with its own shower room. An infinity pool with its own beach. Two reception rooms (approx. 200 m2) and a wine cellar. A study. A caretaker's cottage with caretaker. On the left, a 13th century tower converted into a dwelling and a separate outbuilding. This renovated 17th century château is set in a dominant position, offering panoramic views.

Perched on a hilltop in the Gascony countryside with panoramic views, this medieval and renaissance 13th century château was built to defend the possessions of Edward I, King of England and Duke of Aquitaine. Now a comfortable family home, with seven bedrooms and three bathrooms, the château sits within 17 acres of manicured gardens, walnut trees and rolling countryside. Within the grounds are a renaissance gatehouse built in the 1560's, a romantic Italian style orangery, and a very impressive watch-tower built for the guards use in the 14th century. An absolutely amazing property, indeed an historical monument of France, and a cherished family home for the owners. The international airports of Toulouse and Bordeaux are both 90 minutes away.

For sale: a 13th century chateau, listed as a historic monument and altered in the 17th/18th century, spanning 832 m2 in 2 hectares of wooded parklands with a chapel, outbuildings and formal garden. This walled 13th century fortified house stands in a dominant position on a rocky spur in 2 hectares of wooded parklands offering panoramic views. The 13th century castle. This castle was built in the 13th century and is referred to in Pope Alexander IV's bull of 1258. In 1500, Labarde became the property of the d'Aspremont family, barons of Roquecor. In the 17th century, the seigneury of Labarde became a barony, giving it the right to administer justice. In the 17th century, the castle was modified to suit the tastes of the time. This medieval castle was listed as a historic monument in 1971. The castle was occupied by a number of different owners and gradually fell into disrepair. A couple restored it to its original glory. It has a rectangular floor plan with three storeys and hipped roofs. This 13th century chateau, built of white Quercy stone and steeped in history, is set in a dominant position and features: a chapel with vaulted ceilings, the chateau with a reception room with French-style ceiling opening onto a French-style garden, a library, kitchen with large fireplace, 5 bedrooms and 3 shower rooms. An independent flat with lounge and 2 bedrooms.

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