luxury house with pool for sale Margueron, France

A very attractive, tastefully renovated country house in an idyllic setting close to the prestigious Chateau des Vigiers Golf resort in the sunny Golden Triangle between Bordeaux and Bergerac (both of which have international airports).   Set on two floors, offering 9 bedrooms and 6 Bathrooms, the property provides 500m² of spacious & comfortable accommodation for a principle or second residence; it also has superb potential as an investment property for luxury holiday rentals (it has already been used for this) or for other commercial purposes such as a Boutique Hotel, well-being centre etc.   It can equally be divided into two self-contained properties if required. A short drive from all amenities, the property is in an elevated position with panoramic views across the valley and neighboring vineyards. Grounds of around 3300m² minimize the need for maintenance and are mainly set to lawn, with some mature fruit trees and a heated 11.5m x 5.5m swimming pool.   A virtual 3D tour is available on request.

Exceptional Estate: A chartreuse-style manor house forming an enclosed courtyard, set within 5 hectares (12.4 acres) of landscaped parkland and woodland, with a swimming pool Dordogne Between Bordeaux and Bergerac, just 5 minutes from a town with all amenities, schools and a railway station. Golf course nearby. Set in beautiful rolling, wooded countryside, the property enjoys a peaceful setting with scattered neighbouring properties, no overlooking neighbours and no disturbances. The estate extends over 5 hectares (12.4 acres) of elevated grounds offering lovely views, including landscaped parkland, woodland and two wells with pumps. An electric wrought-iron entrance gate provides access to the property. 12×6 swimming pool, fitted with a liner and an immersed automatic cover. This 18th-century chartreuse-style manor house, arranged around an enclosed courtyard, has undergone a meticulous renovation and enjoys an exceptionally privileged setting. The single-storey reception rooms and bedrooms all open directly onto either the inner courtyard or the park, creating an effortless flow of living space Through entrance hall. TV lounge with fireplace. Formal reception room/dining room with fireplace, opening onto a covered terrace. Entrance from the inner courtyard, cloakroom and guest WC. Fully equipped kitchen with dining area, fireplace and wood-burning stove, opening onto the inner courtyard. Traditional bread oven. Pantry/utility room. West Wing Principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom (bath and shower), WC and fitted wardrobes. Two further bedrooms with fitted wardrobes. Shower room and separate WC. East Wing Library/sitting room. One bedroom with en-suite shower room/WC and private terrace. One bedroom with en-suite shower room/WC. First Floor Study/office. Dormitory. Large independent bedroom with shower room and separate WC. Dependencies Garage for five vehicles. Workshop.

Housing: Located on high ground, with an unobstructed view of its agricultural and natural surroundings, this former vineyard property offers a privileged setting to develop a genuine rural project, blending housing, tourist accommodation, agricultural or artisanal activities. Set on approximately 18 hectares of land, it benefits from an environment conducive to project holders wishing to settle in the countryside while enhancing an existing building. The property currently includes three dwellings, two of which are already operated as short-term rentals, as well as a fourth unit that could be considered after renovation. This configuration provides an interesting base for a tourist accommodation project, shared housing, farm stay, themed holidays, training sessions, or seminars in a rural setting. The main residence, a character stone house dating from the 19th century, offers about 273 m² of living space. It unfolds over two levels and includes an entrance, five bedrooms including one in a row, a living room, a dining room, a fitted kitchen, a living room that can serve as a games room, two shower rooms, and a bathroom. It opens onto a pleasant outdoor area with a terrace, veranda, and a 12*6 swimming pool. Sanitation: septic tank for each dwelling. Windows: white PVC double glazing for the main residence. Heating: boiler, fireplace, insert, and wood stove for the main house; electric convectors for the gîtes. Operation: The outbuildings, historically linked to viticulture, constitute a major asset of the property. A winemaking cellar with concrete tanks, a barrel cellar, equipment shed, former barn, workshop, and bread oven offer numerous volumes to reinvent. Depending on the necessary authorizations (request for change of usage currently being processed by the owners) and the nature of the project, these spaces can support agricultural, artisanal, or public welcoming activities. Renovation and/or refurbishment work is to be expected to fully reveal the potential of the site, particularly on the operational side, in order to accommodate new practices. This work will allow the property to be adapted to the future buyer's project, creating additional accommodations, welcoming groups, organizing workshops, nature stays, livestock projects... Land: The land, approximately 18 hectares in one block, surrounds the buildings and currently consists of meadows. The former vineyard has been removed without assistance, leaving the entirety free of particular constraints. The layout of the land allows for the possibility of setting up fences for small livestock, paddocks, or planting on the plateau. This property is aimed at buyers looking for a place to live and work in the countryside, with a strong project dimension. Complementary elements: / Mission and issues Safer on this property - Support local development - Stimulate agriculture and forestry. Please note that some listing sites do not display our service correctly. For complete and accurate information, we invite you to visit our website or contact us directly. Information regarding risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr Photos: © Copyright Safer - Unauthorized use without the author's consent.

You will discover this estate in the heart of a preserved site, nestled at the end of a bucolic alley; 'civilization' is only 5 minutes away... The main house is old and has been enlarged afterwards, the volumes are very generous, notably a beautiful living room of 73 M2 and the large dining kitchen. There are also, at this level, 2 beautifully sized bedrooms that share a shower room and toilet. There is also a very beautiful guest room with en-suite facilities and a hammam, with direct access to the pool. The upstairs offers 2 beautiful bedrooms and a shower room, but also a very nice office/creative workshop. In front of the house, there is an old riding arena of 800 M2, partly open and partly fitted out, allowing for many diverse uses. A large part of the land is in a so-called tourist zone, which allows for numerous project realizations. Away from the house, with independent access, you will discover 5 unusual cabins straight out of the owners' overflowing imagination, where comfort is not lacking as each cabin has its own private spa. The park holds a pond and welcomes numerous animals that confirm the unusual and rural aspect of this property, far away from the turmoil of today's world. It is possible to significantly reduce notary fees by acquiring shares in a property management company (SCI). Do not hesitate to discover this unique site; it is very possible that you will decide not to leave... Bordeaux is accessible very quickly by train. Fees: 3.65% including tax paid by the buyer. Price excluding agency fees: €960,000. Commercial agent Sextant France - Christophe Advielle, agent based in CREYSSE - 06 81 30 46 94 - More information at www.sextantfrance.fr ref. 27276 Fees: 3.65% including tax paid by the buyer.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Fees at seller's expense. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,230 and €4,440 per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Wonderfully restored Farmhouse with lake and pool near Bergerac, Dordogne. This beguiling property has 6 bedrooms, including an independent apartment for family or guests. The estate has been renovated with love and care by its owners and represents an excellent lock-up and leave holiday home or principal residence. Located between two busy market towns, the property is nearby to all amenities. The principal house: The entrance leads to an impressive open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with access to rear terrace and pool. On the ground floor there are two bedrooms - the principle large suite has a lovely bathroom with WC, bath and walk-in shower. There is one further shower-room and separate WC. The crafted Oak staircase leads to an impressive mezzanine level, with two further bedrooms, shower-room, WC and large office area. Apartment: To the right-hand side of the property, there is an independent two bedroom apartment - which can be accessed by the inside or by a separate exterior entrance. The apartment, all on ground floor level, has its own kitchen, shower-room and vaulted lounge with lake views. Grounds: The estate covers 2.88 hectares (6.9 acres) and includes mature trees, gated entrance, and double garage. The lake is ground fed and stocked with Carp. The pool is heated and has a secure electric cover. The exterior terrace has a built-in barbecue and plenty of space for a large dining table. The property is 10 minutes from the towns of Montpon and Ste Foy La Grande and is only 30 minutes for Bergerac airport.

To live happily, live hidden away... this expression takes on its full meaning here. This large town house is in the heart of the bastide town of Sainte Foy la Grande;between Bergerac and Saint Emilion, all amenities are within easy walking distance, allowing you to live without a car. The immense living room opens generously onto the south-facing garden; the open-plan kitchen and dining room allow for seamless flow between the two spaces. For added convenience, a laundry room and a WC complete this level. The central fireplace is the highlight of the large living room and creates a very cozy space in winter. The upper floor offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a large landing/office area and a mezzanine library that can be closed off to create a fourth bedroom if needed. The large plot of 1735 m², a rare find in the town center, offers a beautiful, secluded garden. The swimming pool is very pleasant, and a tobacco drying barn in the immediate vicinity would easily allow for the creation of a superb summer lounge of approximately 100 sq m. Another section of 58 sq m is perfect for storing garden equipment. A second tobacco drying barn, in less good condition, offers the possibility of other projects. Contact me quickly to find out more about this welcoming house and its exceptional garden in the heart of town, exclusively with Sextant. Agency fees: 5.48% including VAT, payable by the buyer. Price excluding agency fees: €310,000. Sextant France Sales Agent - Christophe Advielle, based in Creysse - +33 6 81 30 46 94 - More information at www.sextantfrance.fr ref. 28663

Believed to have been built for the town's Mayor, this remarkable townhouse offers a rare combination of grandeur, historic charm and gorgeous gardens. The main house features 5 spacious bedrooms, alongside an additional 5 bedrooms designed for guest accommodation from what would have been the former stables — perfect for hosting family, friends, or creating a boutique hotel/gite rental opportunity (with the necessary permissions). The moment you step through the impressive elegant entrance, the character and beauty of this home unfold. High ceilings, original fireplaces, large windows flooding the property with light and numerous period features grace every room, exuding a timeless elegance rarely found. The inner courtyard is equally impressive, offering parking for up to 7 cars. Beyond, the established gardens are a true haven, thoughtfully landscaped with multiple seating areas perfect for relaxing and enjoying views over the Dordogne river. The swimming pool provides a refreshing retreat while cosy evenings can be enjoyed at the fire pit area with built-in seating. Ideally located, with all amenities within walking distance, including the train station for direct access to Bordeaux and onwards to Paris. Bergerac airport is just 25kms away, placing this exceptional property at the heart of one of France's most celebrated regions for vineyards gastronomy and tourism. This unique property is truly without equal — a rare opportunity to own a piece of the town’s rich history while enjoying modern comforts in an extraordinary setting. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.

Set within the heart of the bastide town of Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, this 19th-century stone property offers an exceptional balance between town living and a peaceful riverside setting overlooking the Dordogne. The house features generous, light-filled reception rooms designed for entertaining and everyday living alike. The layout flows easily, creating a welcoming atmosphere throughout. Upstairs, the bedrooms provide privacy and comfort, while the large attic leaves scope for further development or personal projects. Outside, the enclosed garden of approximately 2,000 m² is a true haven. A swimming pool, shaded areas and open views of the river create a relaxed, private environment despite the central location. A covered pergola with a fire pit adds an inviting space for evening gatherings. With three independent studios and a separate gîte, the property is ideally suited to welcoming guests or developing a high-quality hospitality activity, while preserving complete privacy. A distinctive home, offering space, character and flexibility in one of the Dordogne Valley’s most charming towns. Annie PEZAT Sales Agent – MAXWELL-BAYNES CHRISTIE’S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE Specialist for Eastern Gironde & Western Dordogne (+33) 06 38 13 44 47

From the moment you step onto the driveway, a sense of calm settles in. The landscape unfolds, nature guiding your, while the characterful stone catches the southern light beautifully. In Montcaret, this property embodies a lifestyle where time seems to slow down. As I walk through, the spaces reveal themselves with authenticity and comfortable proportions. The living room, centred around its fireplace, invites simple and warm moments. Natural light flows through the openings, maintaining a constant connection with the garden and surrounding countryside. Each space suggests a variety of uses, leaving room for imagination and personal projects. Outside, the swimming pool blends harmoniously into this peaceful setting. A charming outbuilding featuring a traditional bread oven adds a truly convivial dimension: one can easily picture long summer evenings, sharing meals with friends or guests in a unique and welcoming atmosphere. Additional outbuildings enhance the property: a first guest house already allows independent accommodation or seasonal rental activity, while a second building offers further development potential. The location is a key asset. Montcaret is renowned for its remarkable Gallo-Roman ruins and authentic charm. Ideally positioned equidistant from Bordeaux and Bergerac, the property benefits from easy access to airports, vineyards and major tourist attractions across Gironde, Dordogne and Lot-et-Garonne. -Peaceful countryside setting with open views -Outbuildings with rental or family potential -Traditional bread oven for memorable gatherings -Swimming pool and landscaped grounds -Strategic location between Bordeaux and Bergerac A property to experience in person. Contact me today to arrange a viewing. Annie PEZAT (+33) 06 38 13 44 47

Nestled at the end of a long country lane, in the heart of the Bergerac vineyards, this magnificent property enjoys splendid views across the surrounding countryside. It is located close to a village with a restaurant, as well as the prestigious Château des Vigiers golf course, spa and Michelin-starred restaurant. Bergerac International Airport is only a 20-minute drive away. The property has been carefully renovated by its current owners, who have preserved its traditional charm and beautiful original features, including a stone fireplace, exposed beams and stone walls. On the ground floor, the house comprises a bright entrance hall, a sitting room with large French doors framing the spectacular views, a fitted kitchen with a central island, a dining room, an office, a utility room and a shower room. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two of which have their own en-suite shower rooms. The property also includes an independent guest house comprising a sitting and dining area, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a shower room. Outside, a large shaded terrace provides the perfect setting in which to enjoy the sunny days and relaxed lifestyle of the region. The swimming pool, surrounded by Mediterranean-style gardens, also benefits from remarkable views over the neighbouring vineyards and woodland. Two adjoining barns offer numerous possibilities for conversion, including the creation of additional accommodation or premises for a professional activity, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions. With its unspoilt setting, exceptional views and proximity to local amenities, this property has all the qualities of an elegant permanent residence or holiday home. Its independent guest house and outbuildings also offer excellent potential for developing a hospitality or tourism-related business.

Charming property with enclosed courtyard, three spacious high-quality guest rooms, set on 5 hectares overlooking the countryside, with swimming pool South of Bergerac, close to a charming village. Just 5 minutes from the Vigiers golf course. Set in beautiful rolling, wooded countryside, with no disturbances. On 5 hectares, offering lovely elevated views. Vegetable garden. Saltwater swimming pool (10x5m) with roller cover. Former wine estate, with buildings forming an enclosed courtyard around a well. The whole property is in very good condition. Main House Entrance hall, WC Spacious dining room with fireplace and wood-burning stove Study with fireplace Bedroom with shower room and WC Living/dining room with fireplace and wood-burning stove Fully fitted kitchen opening onto a terrace Utility room Three bedrooms Shower room and separate WC Vaulted wine cellar and additional cellar Large laundry room Independent Guest House Three spacious ensuite guest rooms, each with shower room and separate WC Outbuildings Barn, garages, workshop

A 15th-century rural estate in almost 4-hectare grounds, with a swimming pool and 360° views, in the north of the Lot-et-Garonne area. At the summit of a small hill, this former farmhouse made of light-yellow stone, whose origins date back to the 15th century, dominates undulating meadows. The property can be reached through an automatic gate opening onto a winding drive that gradually leads up to the buildings. The estate spreads over 4 uninterrupted hectares. The panormaic 360° view from the hillock takes in the countryside of southwest France. The property is made up of two buildings: the main house, resulting from the transformation of a carefully renovated former barn, and a stone-built guests’ house, in keeping with the local tradition of hospitality. The south-facing buildings boasts long, light yellow stone facades, punctuated by tall, small-paned, windows, allowing light to generously stream in. The hipped roof made of barrel tiles conceals a roof frame with remarkable volumes that can be perceived from outside thanks to the size of the edifice. A covered patio, whose roof is supported by square columns and which stands beneath a ceiling decorated with coloured cement tiles, stretches along the main facade. The frames of the double-glazed windows are painted white and fitted with double-leaf shutters.

Set in peaceful countryside near Duras and Eymet, this beautifully restored stone property enjoys an elevated position with far-reaching views towards a distant hilltop village. Private without being isolated, it combines character, comfortable year-round living and generous outdoor space. The main house is light and welcoming, with exposed stone, beams and tiled floors. A spacious kitchen-dining room and double-aspect living room with pellet stove connect easily with the wrap-around terrace, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxing. A second reception area, open to the living room, works well as a study or snug. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has a dressing area and en-suite shower room, alongside two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. An efficient wood-pellet boiler installed in 2022 provides central heating. Across the flower-filled courtyard, the converted dovecote provides a substantial independent gîte with a generous open-plan kitchen/living space, pellet stove, ground-floor bedroom and shower room, plus a windowed mezzanine sleeping area in the tower. Over 250 m² of outbuildings include a large utility room, garage, workshop and generous storage. The owners hold a professional quote for full or partial removal of the large barn but have deliberately left the work undone, preferring to give a future buyer the choice of how best to use the space — whether retaining more of the building or opening it up to create a sheltered walled garden, subject to any necessary permissions. The landscaped grounds extend to around 1 hectare, with mature trees, a well and a 10 × 5 m swimming pool with solar shower and liner replaced in 2021. Discreetly positioned behind the barn, the pool sits apart from the main terrace, leaving the panoramic outlook and peaceful atmosphere around the house uninterrupted. The nearest village, around 4 km away, has a bakery, butcher, café and restaurant. Duras and Eymet are about 12 minutes away, Château des Vigiers golf and spa around 23 minutes, and Bergerac airport around 36 minutes.

EXCLUSIVE TO MAXWELL BAYNES CHRISTIE'S INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE Nestled at the end of a quaint dead-end lane, this exceptional property is a rare find. Originally built in 1790, the charming former mill has been beautifully restored in 2024 to offer a comfortable three-bedroom home, perched on a hillside that provides breathtaking views. The property has undergone a thorough restoration, taking full advantage of its stunning surroundings, with the bedrooms situated on the first floor and the inviting living space on the ground floor. Spanning 2.41 acres, the gardens are a blank canvas, ready for your creative touch. Amenities include a carport, wine celler, electric gates, alarm system, high-speed internet, and ample parking for multiple vehicles. The swimming pool measures 12 x 6 meters and features a protective hard shell cover, (fitted new this month) to ensure comfort during colder weather. There is a picturesque restored moulin in the grounds. Additional Features: - Aluminum window frames with secure double glazing and tilt-and-turn functionality - Fully insulated walls - Brand new electricity and plumbing systems - Newly renovated bathrooms - Fresh interior paint throughout - New flooring tiles in many areas - New heating system with a modern boiler and hot water production - State-of-the-art kitchen design and appliances - New roof - New wastewater treatment system - Updated carport - Renovated semi-underground air conditioned wine cave These renovations come with a 10-year warranty, valid until August 2034, provided by a qualified contractor. For further information including a Comprehensive Brochure & Floor Plans, please contact Jane Vernon on +33 6 43 50 01 21, if you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

EXCLUSIVE TO BEAUX VILLAGES! This is a special wisteria-clad historical house in a magical setting immediately above a lush eco- paradise with valley and lake - 70 mins from Bordeaux and thirty five mins from Bergerac. With elements dating as far back as the 14 century, this former hunting lodge set on a private lane with views to a fairytale chateau beyond, will steal your heart. The accommodation includes four bedrooms (plus a child's bedroom or dressing room in the pigeonnier tower) and four bathrooms plus a stunning 8m x 4m in-ground NEW pool with spacious terracing and retaining wall with steps up to the garden. Eight cypress trees sit at the back of the garden looking onto fields reminiscent of an Elysian dream. There is also an olive tree, a hazel nut tree and a fig tree. In the beautiful and unspoilt Lot et Garonne, this stunning home with oil fired central heating is perched right in the middle of wine country and is only 45 minutes from St Emilion. There are over a dozen fabulous orchards and vineyards within walking distance. It is also very close to several famous 12-century Bastide towns including Duras (at 7 mins drive) with its hugely impressive ancient castle and cafe culture. The upper part of the house has three separate magnificent windows along the front, all of them overlooking the lake - the central windows opening onto a balcony. There is a fully fitted kitchen with a free-standing Haier American-style fridge freezer, a five ring, 4-oven duel gas and electric Leisure Cookmaster range.The main sitting room with massive arched ceiling beams and a Godin ‘Colonial’ wood burner boasts a massive stone baronial fireplace which dates, it is said, from the 16th century. There are two bedrooms on this floor, one en suite with a bath and shower and a second bedroom with a separate bathroom. The lower level includes a large two bedrooms (both with their own separate bathrooms) with glass doors opening onto a sublime terrace overlooking the valley. The current occupants use it as a second living room /office space. The original wooden doors and main staircase all in good repair, are thought to date from the 14th century along with the main front door to the building. In front of the house there is an ancient stone well which comes with a parcel of land owned by the house right along the top of the valley overlooking the lake. This is a serious lifestyle opportunity for anyone looking to move permanently to France or use the dwelling as a holiday home. Price including agency fees : 549 000 € Price excluding agency fees : 517 925 € Buyer commission, tax included: 6%

Discover this bespoke, environmentally friendly architect-designed property featuring three spacious bedrooms and three luxurious bathrooms—a true embodiment of natural beauty. Constructed with the finest materials, including reclaimed stone from ancient manoirs and biodegradable wood, this pristine property is ready for you to move in and enjoy the idyllic lifestyle of southwest France. No expense has been spared in the design; upon entering through the main reception doors, you will be greeted by abundant light and warmth. The flowing living and bedroom spaces create a harmonious atmosphere throughout the home. The Wellness Room, complete with a heated interior swimming pool, spa, and shower room, is thoughtfully connected to the living area via sliding glass doors, offering seamless access to the beautiful gardens beyond. Nestled at the end of a quiet road with no passing traffic, this property is conveniently located near the charming towns of Duras, Eymet, and Bergerac. You'll have easy access to a variety of quaint bastide villages, each boasting vibrant international communities. Key features include: - Central heating system with underfloor heating and air source pump for consistent indoor comfort - Double glazing enhances energy efficiency - Exceptional energy performance rating with an emissions estimate of just 2 kg CO2/m² per year (A rating) - Excellent insulation for year-round comfort - Interior infinity swimming pool, heated by a heat pump - 16 solar panels generating electricity - High-speed internet connectivity - Attached garage and storage abri - Electric car charging point - Within walking distance to a picturesque riverside village For more information, including a detailed brochure, please contact Jane Vernon at +33 6 43 50 01 21. If a visit to France isn’t possible soon, we can arrange a live virtual tour for your convenience.

This magnificent vineyard is located in the Lot-et-Garrone region, around 40 minutes from Bergerac and its international airport and 1h15 from Bordeaux. Not far from the charming village of Duras with its historic château and numerous amenities, this property offers an exceptional setting with dominating views of the château and it's surroundings.   The property is composed of two houses: -The main house is composed on the ground floor of a large living room with stone fireplace, a kitchen, two bedrooms, a shower room, a utility room, a conservatory and a toilet. The first floor comprises two bedrooms, a shower room and a toilet. Part of the first floor above the living room could be converted into additional bedrooms.   -The second house comprises, on the ground floor, a living room, a dining room, a separate kitchen, a corridor leading to a utility room, a shower room and a large adjoining barn which could be converted into a reception room (subject to the necessary authorization). Another corridor leads to two bedrooms. A staircase leads to a landing serving four bedrooms and an attic which could be converted into additional space.   The property also includes a garage, a workshop, a pool house with swimming pool (6x12) and a vaulted wine cellar for tastings. The property comprises several wine-making facilities, including two chai with concrete vats, outdoor stainless steel vats, and a storage area for bottles and other equipment. With 29.2147 hectares of AOC Côtes de Duras vines, the estate also has 5.49 hectares of land, truffles, soil and garden surrounding the property.   The location of this property, its setting and its fine period features make it a great opportunity for someone wishing to take over a wine business or develop a wine tourism/bed and breakfast project.

Discover an impressive 9-bedroom, 6-bathroom manoir featuring a magnificent late 1800s main house and attached guest accommodation. Externally, this exquisite property boasts a swimming pool, garage, terrace, and meticulously manicured grounds, all set within 3.47 hectares of lush gardens. This manoir is pristine and ready for you to move in and enjoy life in south-west France. The spacious and inviting reception rooms exude elegance, while music gracefully accompanies you throughout the home. The kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and generous work surfaces, perfect for even the most accomplished chefs. Additionally, there are plenty of bedrooms to accommodate family and guests. The private guest accommodation has been recently refurbished and offers a completely separate living space. It features an open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area with doors that open to the enchanting gardens, along with two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. Conveniently located near the charming towns of Duras, Eymet, and Bergerac, this property provides easy access to numerous quaint bastide villages with vibrant communities. Key features include: - Central heating system with underfloor heating and air source pump - Double glazing for improved energy efficiency - Exceptional energy performance with an emissions estimate of 2 kg CO2/m² per year (A rating) - Excellent insulation - High-speed internet connectivity - Attached annexe with two additional bedrooms For more information, including a comprehensive brochure, please contact Jane Vernon at +33 6 43 50 01 21. If you are unable to visit France soon, a live virtual tour can be arranged.

Duras area, property complex comprising a 15th-century fortified residence of approx. 500 m² with 9 main rooms including 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and shower room. Upstairs, 2 rooms for conversion, approx. 70 and 50 m². Beyond the entrance pavilion, a courtyard with well overlooks the centuries-old stone building, with a wing used as living quarters. Bright living spaces with exposed beams, stonework and old terracotta tiles. Outbuildings of approx. 330 m², including former wine storehouse and cowshed, heated swimming pool and garden; all set in 2.5 ha grounds. Shops and amenities approx. 8 minutes away. Close to the Gironde and Dordogne departments, 20 minutes from Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, 35 minutes from Bergerac and 1h20 from Bordeaux international airport. Fees at seller's expense. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 6 710 euros and 9 130 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This remarkable and stylish farmhouse features an open-plan living and kitchen area, complete with a large open fireplace and underfloor heating. The kitchen doors open out to a lovely loggia, perfect for enjoying warm, sunny evenings. The property includes three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a seamlessly integrated attached guest accommodation, which features one bedroom, a bathroom, and a contemporary open-plan living and kitchen area. The property also has a working well, a swimming pool, a practical tobacco drying shed (sechoir de tabac), a garage/barn, and a serene small lake bursting with frogs and fish, nestled at the bottom of the land—perfect for idyllic living in the heart of southwest France. Surrounded by picturesque fields yet conveniently close to charming bustling villages, this property is truly a dream. Located in a tranquil corner of southwest France, it is near the delightful chateau town of Duras and the lively towns of Miramont de Guyenne and Bergerac, offering hypermarkets, retail stores, and vibrant weekly markets. Additionally, the property enjoys a prime location, situated east of Bordeaux and north of Toulouse airports, ensuring seamless travel options. For further information, please contact Jane Vernon at +33 6 43 50 01 21. If visiting France soon is not feasible, a live virtual tour can be arranged via WhatsApp.

The house offers approximately 300m² of accommodation, arranged particularly well for combining private and guest space while remaining equally suitable as one substantial seven-bedroom family home. The former guest area opens from a spacious stone-floored hall. An atelier with sink and large window reflects the property’s artistic past and remains ideal for painting, crafts or workshops; behind it is a utility/boiler room, with a WC also serving this part of the house. An air-conditioned guest sitting/dining room has patio doors towards the terrace and swimming pool, with an adjoining kitchenette. Five former guest bedrooms occupy this side of the house: two on the ground floor, including one with garden access and dressing area, and three upstairs. All have private bathroom or shower-room facilities. The owners’ accommodation provides a separate living area with office, WC and a large open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Upstairs are two further en-suite bedrooms. Two staircases allow the different parts of the house to work together or with a useful degree of separation. Outside, the pool and terraces provide the focus for summer living. After many years in the same ownership, parts of the house and grounds would benefit from refreshing, but the scale and character offer excellent foundations for bringing the estate back to life. The vineyard is currently worked by a local vigneron, allowing future owners to retain an agricultural arrangement or explore reviving wine production. The former chai retains much of its wine-making equipment and infrastructure, subject to appropriate inspection and servicing. Substantial agricultural buildings include a large hangar providing extensive covered space for vehicles, machinery, storage or other uses, subject to permissions. Photovoltaic panels currently offset the owners’ electricity consumption and generate a modest return. With its proven history as a five-room chambre d’hôtes with table d’hôtes and successful art workshops, the property offers genuine scope for renewed hospitality or creative activity. Equally, it works very well simply as a substantial private residence with pool, vineyard and extensive outbuildings. A thriving village with épicerie and popular restaurant is close by — 3 minutes by car, 6 by bicycle or around 22 on foot. For buyers seeking more than a conventional country house, this is an estate with genuine history and considerable infrastructure already in place — ready for a next chapter of family life, hospitality, creativity, wine, or simply the enjoyment of a substantial home in the French countryside.

Beautiful stone property in very good general condition. A lot of character with this inner courtyard but also very beautiful unobstructed views to the south over the 2.9 ha that make up this property. Fine architectural features: renovated stone walls, mullioned windows, stone spiral staircase, terracotta floors, etc. Main house with approx. 320 m2 of living space, with the possibility of renovating two additional rooms on the first floor (70 and 51 m2). Adjoining guest house with approx. 60 m2 of living space. Two large outbuildings totalling approx. 380 m2, built on either side of the dovecote. A swimming pool has been built as a kind of belvedere and adds a lovely holiday feel to the place, with large terraces. This address is a real eye-catcher, thanks to its excellent light, superb views and good looks.

This exceptional property comprises a beautifully converted barn and a charming stone guest house, set in an elevated position and surrounded by unspoiled countryside with sweeping panoramic views. The setting offers both privacy and tranquility, while the character and high-quality finishes throughout make it truly unique. The main house is a tastefully renovated barn that blends rustic character with modern comfort. It features geothermal underfloor heating and spacious interiors filled with natural light. The living space includes two reception rooms with vaulted ceilings and a well-equipped kitchen. On this first-floor level, you will also find a shower room and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Two balconies provide ideal spaces for outdoor dining while making the most of the views. The ground floor is home to a luxurious master suite with a dressing room and shower room, with direct access to a covered terrace. Three further bedrooms, two shower rooms, a utility room, a workshop, and a large games room with bar provide ample space for both family life and entertaining. Every finish has been completed to the highest standard, with great attention to detail throughout. In addition to the main residence, there is a characterful stone guest house offering a welcoming sitting room, a kitchen, two double bedrooms, and a stylish modern shower room. There is also potential to create further accommodation in the large attic space above, subject to planning permission. Outside, the grounds are equally impressive. A heated swimming pool with spa enjoys stunning views of the countryside, and the integrated barbecue/firepit area make it perfect for outdoor living and entertaining. This is a truly stunning property in an equally beautiful location. Including fees of 6% TTC to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 750 000 €. Energy class B, Climate class A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2020: between 1740.00 and 2400.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.