Luxury real estate for sale Carsac-de-Gurson, France (page 2)

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We're taking you on a trip, a little trip back in time by the water, does that tempt you? Just 1 hour 20 minutes from Bordeaux and 10 minutes from amenities, this property is elegantly located on the banks of the Isle. Built in 1892, this residence is just waiting for you. She just wants to return to a full and enthusiastic family life or why not an activity dedicated to rental investment. Its majestic artistic ironwork portal invites you to enter the premises. It is first of all the Master's house with its three levels that stands out to you. The exceptional architecture of its facade sets the tone. Its spacious entrance hall, its high ceilings, its solid oak floors, its numerous fireplaces give this house beautiful volumes, a singular charm and a timeless style. The distribution of rooms on this level is organized around the hall; kitchens, living rooms, dining rooms offer you a rich family life. However, the sublime library and the veranda bathed in light will guarantee you unique reading breaks, pleasant tea ceremonies or distant daydreams. The multiple bedrooms and bathrooms on the first floor allow you to organize wonderful family nights. Attics to be converted give you future availability. The insulated surface of the second floor can also allow you to achieve great things and satisfy your desires. A desire for air, a clear view, height? Follow me ! The surprise is right up there. Reaching seventh heaven is earned by climbing the steps of the beautiful wrought iron spiral staircase. The magic happens immediately! This house also has a huge basement, cellar, partly finished. A 70 m2 Périgord, completely rebuilt in 2014, is annexed to this residence. Composed of a living room, two bedrooms and a bathroom; this house can be occupied by guests or dedicated to rental. The various terraces, the wooded park and the banks of the river guarantee you moments of bucolic relaxation enhanced by the song of the birds. An old flour mill and garages can also be acquired in addition to this set. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the current year: between EUR4,723 and EUR6,391 Information on risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr LOUISE DUARTE EI RSAC 478254238 Périgueux Tel: 33616987395 Email: [email protected]

Located on a wooded plot of 5700m2, this U-shaped house, a symbol of luck, is intended to be Unique. Proudly hoisted on its stilts, its appearance is all the more elegant. Three words can characterize it: serenity, calm and conviviality. Its Douglas frame gives it the air of a real 'Tchanquée' type cabin from the no less famous Bird Island which has nothing to envy of it.... As soon as you enter, positive energies invade you. The delicately fruity tones of its various spaces invite you to stroll through it. The multiple openings of the living space allow unlimited access to its brightness; but above all the contemplation of the magnificent picture that Mother Nature offers you is unparalleled... From the open kitchen, simmering your most beautiful recipes remains a pure pleasure, all with one eye wide open on the exterior panorama. The comfortable 100 m2 terrace promises you memorable family memories from the first sunny days and lovely tables. The essential swimming pool is there and will delight fans of swimming and relaxing sessions. Pool parties will be there in this house, whose vocation is primarily focused on the welcome and kindness of your guests. The sleeping area is arranged in a semi-circle around the swimming pool. Three beautiful bedrooms, a dressing room and a bathroom can accommodate family and friends. And to receive additional or even unexpected guests, a 20 m2 wooden chalet will allow you greater hospitality. Lovers of nature and walks will not be left out, the hiking trails are within easy reach. On the cultural side, the Château de Fournils opens its doors to you as well as the church of Saint Laurent des Hommes, listed as a historic monument. All amenities are found on site. Motorway and train station 10 minutes away. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the current year: between 1330 and 1830 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr

We have for sale a large renovated farmhouse, with a fitted kitchen leading through to a light filled living/dining room with an open fireplace. There are two sets of sliding doors that lead out onto the covered terrace that benefits from a built in bbq. There is a huge back kitchen and a shower room and WC on the ground floor. As you go up the stairs to the first floor there is a very large landing that could be a study or a reading area. There are also 5 bedrooms, an office, a shower room and separate WC. There is a separate 2 bedroom cottage alongside the main house and this has a fitted kitchen and a living/dining room and a shower room with WC. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms with air conditioning, an office and a WC. The second cottage has a living/dining/kitchen area, a separate shower room and a bedroom with a fireplace. There is a third cottage that is in need of renovating. There is a 8 x 4m swimming pool that was put in recently and that has an automatic cover. The property sits in over 2 hectares and is situated in a beautifully quiet hamlet yet only 2kms from Saint Meard de Gurcon that has shops, restaurants, bars, post office and pharmacy.

Vineyard estate located in the heart of the Sainte-Foy-la Grande region producing red wine in AOC Bordeaux. The property consists of a total of approx. 40 ha of land including approx. 20 ha of planted AOC Bordeaux Supérieur and Bordeaux rouge vines. The vineyard is located on the south side of the plateau and is well exposed to the sun and the soils are naturally well-drained. The vines are planted on calcareous and clay soils with a rocky subsoil. 2 to 3 ha on the highest part, are composed of a magnificent deep red gravel. There is a total of approx. 20 ha planted vines with a possibility of planting extension of about 7 ha. The vineyard is planted with: 50% Merlot, 20% Cabernet-Sauvignon and 30% Cabernet-Franc on AOC Bordeaux Supérieur, Bordeaux Red appellation. The average age of the vineyard is about 25 years, with a uniform planting density of ,5000 plants / ha. The Château is dating back to the 15th and 19th century. It is in good general condition and has a living surface of 608 m² with 105 m² of vaulted cellar, all composed of two floors. The interior has been subtly furnished and tastefully decorated. The structural work and the second work are in good condition, same for the floors, walls and the roof. The castle has retained its ancient features such as fireplaces, wood flooring, walnut paneling and Aubusson tapestries on the walls. The ground floor has a double entrance with a beautiful stone staircase, several lounges and a large kitchen, all in original old-style. The first floor is composed by 6 bedrooms with 4 bathrooms, a shower room and 2 W.C. The second and last floor consists of 2 bedrooms with a bathroom and a room used as a study. It is located in the middle of a well maintained and wooded park with a lake and swimming pool (6.5 x 13.5 m) with an 80 m² pool house. The estate has various buildings used for the exploitation of the vineyard of approx. 861 m² with a 192 m² tractor garage, a small workshop, a technical room with boiler and cold unit, a barrel store and a vat room. But also an outbuilding of 120 m² which can serve as summer housing, it includes 2 bedrooms with bathrooms, a sitting room with kitchen and a dining room. A shed with a garage and a storeroom are adjacent to the porch of the building. Also present on the estate, another habitable summer dependence of 158 m² including kitchen, living room and 3 attic rooms with bathroom. A well, a dovecote, a woodshed and a henhouse are also close to the building giving this set a lot of charm.

Thalia Patrimoine - Gestion de Patrimoine & Immobilier

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Overlooking the Dordogne valley, this elegant winegrowing property, certified HVE 3 and in integrated farming, will seduce you with its calm and its unobstructed view over the hillsides. This elegant chateau of 620m² offers high standard amenities. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to a vast triple-exposure living room, 2 equipped kitchens and 2 dining rooms. On the 1st floor, a clear landing, 6 bedrooms with very beautiful volumes, 3 dressing rooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 relaxation rooms. Swimming pool. 3 gites with swimming pool and entirely renovated with a capacity of 4, 6 and 12 persons. The equestrian facilities consist of a stable with 12 modern boxes and two riding arenas in perfect condition which can host equestrian competitions. The estate extends over 111 hectares in one piece, including approximately 30 hectares of woodland and meadows and approximately 80 hectares of vines in the Bordeaux Supérieur appellation with its exceptional terroir. Two fully-equipped and temperature-controlled cellars allow the production of great red wines that are regularly awarded medals and have a national and international reputation. Complete file on request.

Vineyard estate for sale of approx. 18.18 hectares, including 10.53 hectares of organically farmed vines in production of AOC Bordeaux and Sainte Foy Côtes de Bordeaux. 80% of the vineyard is planted with red grapes and 20% with white grapes. Density of 5,000 vines/ha. High-quality terroir on a clay-limestone plateau. Around 3.5 ha of old vines. There are also approx. 5 ha of meadows and woods. A 250 m² manor house with breathtaking views over the valley. It includes 6 bedrooms and 3 shower rooms, a first gite of 60 m² with two bedrooms and a second gite of 75 m² with 2 bedrooms and a large garden. An 11 x 5.5 m swimming pool with its own garden in a relaxing and privileged area. Farm buildings including a large 310 m² wine storehouse used for vinification and ageing, a barn for various storage facilities and several farm buildings. Vineyard and winery equipment and a château name.

LUSSAC: 15 minutes from Saint Emilion:, set including a wine estate of 14 hectares of very well maintained vines and a stone house (regularly reworked roof and recently renovated facade) of approximately 200m2. The house includes on the ground floor 2 large garages, entrance, living room, lounge, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, WC, and upstairs 3 bedrooms. More photos and information on request Non-contractual image Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Sale price: EUR1,432,000 agency fees included including 5% fees payable by the buyer of which 4.53 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Six bedroom, six bathroom stone country property. The house's original features and character add to its appeal, and with two levels, it offers plenty of room for a comfortable living experience. The ground floor features a sizable living area that leads to a country-style kitchen. Additionally, you'll find a study, a large laundry room, and an ensuite bedroom on this ground floor. Moving to the first floor, there are five more bedrooms, all with their own ensuite bathrooms. This ensures privacy and convenience for everyone living in the house. The garden, mainly laid to lawn, requires minimal maintenance, making it perfect for enjoying outdoor activities. The gated pool also adds to the relaxation and entertainment options available. In terms of location, the house is perfectly positioned to enjoy the peacefulness of the Girondine countryside while still having access to necessary services, just a short distance from Pellegrue with a supermarket, and doctor's surgery, and also with Bordeaux international airport an hour away. Furthermore, the UNESCO village of Saint-Emilion can be reached in approximately 45 minutes. If you would like further information or to schedule a virtual visit, please let me know.

Exceptional 360° views and absolute peace and quiet add to the comfort of this 540 m2 property. Situated between Saint-Emilion, Eymet and Bergerac, 60 km from Bordeaux, in a hilly region full of charm. Two tastefully restored old houses on 1.5 hectares overlook the organically farmed vineyards. House 1 (390 m²) comprises a fitted kitchen, dining room and large living room. Upstairs, a 56.6 m2 suite. House 2, 150 m², comprising a lounge, 2 suites and laundry room. Reversible air conditioning in each house. Terraces. Swimming pool. Well. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

An absolutely splendid estate, with a spacious 4 bedroom manor house, large barns, and an existing guardian cottage requiring renovation, nestled within 12 acres of meadows, and natural woodland. Situated in a small village with a cafe, a temple, and a church, and country lanes leading down to the Dordogne river. Perfectly situated in the Girondine countryside, and close to the town of Bergerac, East of Bordeaux & North of Toulouse airports. For further information please get in touch. VISIT VIRTUAL AVAILABLE

Ref.4186B : 19th C. CHATEAU AND ITS 14.82– ACRE (6-HECTARE) VINEYARD The property is located at the convergence of the Gironde department and just a few kilometers from the Dordogne, close to the charming town of Sainte-Foy-la-Grande. The town has all the necessary amenities, including a hospital, doctors and primary and secondary schools. Sainte-Foy-la-Grande is a veritable supply hub, meeting every need with flying colors. This part of the Gironde is renowned for its rich history, enchanting tourist sites and entertainment venues, including a 27-hole international golf course, an equestrian center and canoeing schools. Located just 1 hour's drive from Bordeaux and 35 minutes from Bergerac airport, this 14.82-acre (6-hectare) property of character enjoys a privileged location in a breathtaking natural setting, offering exceptional panoramic views. This superb property reveals its authentic character and exceptional terroir. Dating back to the early 19th century, this magnificent wine château proudly embodies the local heritage, with distinctive features such as the wash house and dovecote evoking a much earlier history, probably rooted in the 16th century. This beautiful property comprises several spacious buildings, offering numerous opportunities for conversion and the creation of additional accommodation. The chateau, built of local stone and recently renovated, has a canal tile roof in good condition. The linear facade features 9 pairs of arched windows on the first floor, giving the building an attractive appearance. The original single-glazed wooden joinery, some with small panes, is obscured by wooden shutters. With a total surface area of 1,000sqm, the first floor of the château has been restored, while the upper floor will require complete renovation. The ground floor: approx. 500sqm with 3.30m high ceilings, features a walk-through entrance leading to 6 reception rooms, a kitchen and sanitary facilities. The property has been well maintained, with moldings, picture rails, parquet flooring and fireplaces all in good condition. The first floor offers the same surface area, divided into 11 rooms in an unfinished state, enabling you to create beautiful suites as you wish. The right wing of the château has offices, and the rest of the length, which surrounds the lime tree courtyard, has various rooms to be restored. The left wing of the château has a boiler room in the first room, followed by a barrel cellar and rooms dedicated to wine production. The last section, which faces the château and closes off the interior garden, includes a meeting room equipped to receive customers, a tasting room, a storage area, and the porte cochère facing the through entrance. Numerous outbuildings are present to ensure the smooth running of the property's activities. Attached to the chateau : The south wing includes offices at the south-west end, renovated in the 2000s, with oil-fired heating and single-glazed wooden joinery. They are of the highest standard, with tiled floors and plasterboard walls. Following on from this, in the east wing, former stables with fully paved floors, a meeting room with tiled floor, exposed stonework and exposed beams, the administration area with reversible air-conditioning and double-glazed iron joinery. The north wing includes a cellar, a barrel cellar with exposed stone walls, exposed beams, mixed floors with drain traps and a boiler room adjoining the château with 3 x 2,000 L oil tanks, equipped with a retention tank, a cumulus heater and electrical panel. Tractor shed: Old stone and canal tile building, open on one side. Enclosed storage with concrete floor. In the other half of this building, a renovated dwelling with plasterboard lining, heating by insert and convectors. The PVC and wood windows are double-glazed. It comprises two bedrooms and a large living room, as well as a bathroom and separate toilet. Barn / former cowshed: A stone building with a tiled roof and cobblestone and concrete floor. This building is connected to the electricity grid and includes a phytosanitary room to the northeast. Nearby, a washing and filling area with a phytobac. And a diesel station. Workshop and tractors: Wooden frame with breeze-block infill, tiled roof. Enclosed workshop area. Concrete floor. Lean-to: Covered with gravel floor. It is possible to acquire in addition : Barn: Insulated stone building with canal tile roof, old single-glazed wooden windows. Water and electricity connections, but no drainage. The property comprises an old dwelling and a clay barn. The property has a lot of character, but is in a very poor state of repair and would benefit from major restoration work. Dovecote and mill : The dovecote is in average condition, and the mill has been restored with a tavaillon roof and working millstone. House (rented): Stone house, canal tile roof with double-glazed windows and plasterboard lining. Fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, wood-burning stove and convector heaters. Two outbuildings. Barn Stone building with attractive architecture, the roof has been completely restored. Dirt floor, access via electric sectional door. Electricity connection. The vineyard is entirely grouped around the château, which makes it easier to farm, and the plots are easy to access and flat. The vineyards are far from residential areas, and are generally surrounded by woods or vines, which significantly reduces the risk of nuisance. The production tool is therefore considered to be easy to use, and 'protected' from local residents. This configuration is rare. Since 1986, the owner has been mapping the estate's terroirs and studying the interactions between soils, rootstocks and grape varieties to optimise the balance of the vineyard. The subsequent restructuring programme has resulted in an ideally planted 6-hectare vineyard spread over a clay-limestone terroir for the red wines. The grape variety of the 5 plots of vines is Merlot, ideal for producing quality red wines, and the plant density is 4,500 vines/ha. This combination of vineyard, parkland and château, with its capacity to accommodate large numbers of guests in a very private setting, is ideal for creating a commercial event structure. Cabinet LE NAIL – Dordogne - Périgord - Lot-et-Garonne : M. Bruno GUÉRIN : +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.

Ref.4070 : Former seigeury and its vineyard. On the border of the Dordogne and Gironde, on a plateau overlooking both the Dordogne river to the north and the Gironde countryside to the south, this former Seigneurie and its vineyard estate of more than 110 ha enjoy a rare environment for this exceptional property. The resourceful town and its amenities are just a few minutes away, the A89 motorway and Bergerac airport less than 30 minutes away. Bordeaux is 1h15 away and Paris 3 hours by TGV. You have to cross a few hectares of vineyards on the estate before you see this magnificent chateau and its imposing gate giving access to the main courtyard which is oriented so as to enjoy a 180 degree view of the vineyard. Once in the courtyard of the château you will be dazzled by the views from the estate, you will appreciate the slate roofed château and its flamboyant stone and red brick main façade. The chateau offers high quality services. With a living area of 620sqm, it is distributed as follows: On the ground floor: an entrance hall leads to the right to a large dining room which benefits from large openings positioned in three exposures and high ceilings giving an impressive volume to the different rooms; the right tower gives access to a kitchen and a storeroom. On the left, there is a beautiful living room with a view of the swimming pool and a superb garden where a multi-centenary cedar sits. The second tower leads to a dining room, kitchen and separate toilet. Finally, on the north side of the chateau, there is an office and a hallway with various storage rooms and access to the staircase leading to the first floor. On the first floor: the landing distributes the 5 bedrooms, shower rooms and bathrooms and a toilet for the main body of the castle. In the west tower: a landing, separate wc, a bathroom and two bedrooms and adjoining the east tower, a lounge. The outbuildings include : - Located at the south end of the castle courtyard: a fully renovated caretaker's cottage of approx. 120 sqm of living space. - Three luxury gîtes: the first, located close to the castle, is a stone building with a swimming pool, jacuzzi and top-of-the-range services (capacity 6 people). The second, an old pigeon house located near the equestrian activities (capacity 4 people). The last one, located at the end of the property, is a southern Spanish style house with a swimming pool that can accommodate up to 12 people. THE WINE ESTATE The estate has an old wine storehouse in very good condition adjacent to the château. Part of this building is now used for ageing wine in barrels, and the other part is made up of old, fully functional vats and a storage area. A few hundred metres from the château is the heart of the estate's wine-making process: with a production of up to 3,600 hectolitres of AOC Bordeaux Supérieur, this estate had to be equipped with quality facilities such as cellars of the highest standards, phytosanitary platforms and other quality equipment, and a storage capacity of up to 12,000 hectolitres. The production tool is delivered turnkey: vineyard maintenance equipment, vinification, storage, as well as commercial distribution networks that ensure a stable income. Adjacent to the winery, there is a tasting room for visiting customers. THE EQUESTRIAN DOMAIN The property has equestrian facilities: - stables with a capacity of 16 wooden boxes - saddlery - instructor's office - arena, - riding arena - workshops This former seigneury offers a rare combination of vineyards, equestrianism and real estate. The total surface area of the land is 271 acres (110 hectares), all in one piece and slightly undulating. The chateau is located in a dominant position on the northern third of the property. It benefits from a park with beautiful trees such as a hundred year old cedar located on the west side where one can enjoy a beautiful swimming pool, a vegetable garden fed by a spring completes this privileged situation. The land is divided as follows 197 acres (80 ha) of vines in one piece on a clay-gravel soil very favourable to the vine where it is necessary to underline the approach of the owners who have combined productivity and environment with the HVE3 certification. 49 acres (20 ha) of woodland 17 acres (7 ha) of grassland extending to the banks of the Dordogne giving access to water and in addition a spring irrigates the land and a watering place for the horses. Land free of any occupation. Cabinet LE NAIL – Dordogne - Périgord - Lot-et-Garonne : M. Bruno GUÉRIN : +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.

Ref. 4296: Beautiful property for sale in the Gironde french department. An hour's drive from Bordeaux towards Bergerac and close to Sainte Foy la Grande, this delightful château is set on a promontory whose relief it follows. The Renaissance façade opens onto a magnificent gallery that runs the length of the building, on the ground and ground floors. It is pierced by numerous doors and windows. The building spans more than 600 sqm and contains many period features: floors, fireplaces, sinks, ceilings, openings, etc. It is currently being restored. Ground floor: Large entrance hall, a very large room used as a kitchen, dining room and daily living room. Two large lounges with magnificent fireplaces. A bedroom with a shower room. A vaulted cellar. A private family unit (UF) with an en suite bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor (approx. 120 m²) and two bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. 1st floor of the château in need of restoration: The same gallery as on the ground floor fitted with underfloor heating, electrics and bespoke double-glazed joinery. Two large rooms with magnificent fireplaces and beautiful views over the countryside. Other rooms in need of restoration. Second floor: The attic space, which was inhabited at the time. The outbuildings: - A gîte with its own entrance, completely new, fitted and equipped with approx. 200 m² of living space. It has 4 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms and a bathroom. Very popular with foreign tourists. It can accommodate up to 11 people. The gîte is independent in terms of water, drainage and telephone. Heating: electric radiators and pellet stove for the gîte. Sanitation: compliant for the gîte. - A very large traditional barn with a floor surface area of 250 m² with three rooms on the ground floor and two upstairs. - A swimming pool room. The land: - A French-style garden. - An overhanging, heated, salt-treated swimming pool. - A built spring. - The half-moon moat runs around the rear of the château. Approximately 7 acres of land, the majority of which is grassland. A path leads down from the buildings and around the plots. It runs alongside a built-up spring and then the moat before climbing back up to the castle, which is accessed via a fine stone stairway. Cabinet LE NAIL – Gironde – Mr Henri COURAU: +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.

This attractive longère style property is separated into a main house and an attached rental property. The main house has been entirely renovated to provide a light, bright and spacious four bedroom home. The reception space has been separated into a large kitchen/dining room and a separate living room both of which have direct access onto the gardens and the private pool area. The attached gite is a more traditional style with exposed beams and traditional fireplaces. There are four bedrooms and an office space in total; one of the bedrooms is on the ground floor with direct access to the gardens. The property sits in a total of 2.7 hectares of land. Part of which are maintained gardens, then a large section has been left as meadowland before leading into a small wooded area. The land ensures that you have total privacy with no near neighbours. of which 6.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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Ref.4186A : EXCEPTIONAL 296-ACRE WINE ESTATE The property is located at the convergence of the Gironde department and just a few kilometers from the Dordogne, close to the charming town of Sainte-Foy-la-Grande. The town has all the necessary amenities, including a hospital, doctors and primary and secondary schools. Sainte-Foy-la-Grande is a veritable supply hub, meeting every need with flying colors. This part of the Gironde is renowned for its rich history, enchanting tourist sites and entertainment venues, including a 27-hole international golf course, an equestrian center and canoeing schools. Located just 1 hour's drive from Bordeaux and 35 minutes from Bergerac airport, this 296-acre (120-hectare) property of character enjoys a privileged location in a breathtaking natural setting, offering exceptional panoramic views. Let yourself be enchanted by the unrivalled charm of this superb wine estate, which reveals its authentic character and exceptional terroir. Dating back to the early 19th century, this magnificent wine château proudly embodies the local heritage, its distinctive features such as the washhouse and dovecote evoking a much older history, probably rooted in the 16th century. A rare gem, its windmill, the only one of its kind in the region, has preserved its original mechanism. The 296-acre (120-hectare) estate is set in a setting of remarkable beauty, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Its commitment to biodiversity is reflected in its BIO-certified vineyard, where 227 acres (92 hectares) are dedicated to vines (37% white and 63% red grape varieties), benefiting from French Appellation d’Origine Controlée (AOC) and the Protectec Geographical Indication (IGP) appellations. All the vines are managed in close collaboration with the local cooperative winery (an association that can be maintained after the sale), with production equivalent to around 900,000 bottles/year. This impressive property comprises several spacious buildings, offering multiple opportunities for the layout and storage of wine-making equipment. Adjoining accommodation makes it easy to accommodate employees. Below, an elegant white gravel path through the vineyards leads to a large building and a pretty dovecote. Nearby, a 100sqm stone house with a cottage and garage is currently rented year-round. On the other side, a second house with garage awaits complete renovation. The 296-acre (120-hectare) estate includes not only vines, but also 93 acres (38 hectares) of land, woodland and a remarkable lake with two ponds and a charming washhouse. The estate employs six permanent staff who play an active part in its activities. Wine-making equipment and the chateau's prestigious name are included in the sale, providing a unique opportunity for wine lovers and passionate investors. The chateau, built of local stone and recently renovated, has a canal tile roof in good condition. The linear facade features 9 pairs of arched windows on the first floor, giving the building an attractive appearance. The original single-glazed wooden joinery, some with small panes, is obscured by wooden shutters. With a total surface area of 1,000sqm, the first floor of the château has been restored, while the upper floor will require complete renovation. The ground floor: approx. 500sqm with 3.30m high ceilings, features a walk-through entrance leading to 6 reception rooms, a kitchen and sanitary facilities. The property has been well maintained, with moldings, picture rails, parquet flooring and fireplaces all in good condition. The first floor offers the same surface area, divided into 11 rooms in an unfinished state, enabling you to create beautiful suites as you wish. The right wing of the château has offices, and the rest of the length, which surrounds the lime tree courtyard, has various rooms to be restored. The left wing of the château has a boiler room in the first room, followed by a barrel cellar and rooms dedicated to wine production. The last section, which faces the château and closes off the interior garden, includes a meeting room equipped to receive customers, a tasting room, a storage area, and the porte cochère facing the through entrance. Numerous outbuildings are present to ensure the smooth running of the property's activities, covering a surface area of approx. 1700sqm. Attached to the chateau : The south wing includes offices at the south-west end, renovated in the 2000s, with oil-fired heating and single-glazed wooden joinery. They are of the highest standard, with tiled floors and plasterboard walls. Following on from this, in the east wing, former stables with fully paved floors, a meeting room with tiled floor, exposed stonework and exposed beams, the administration area with reversible air-conditioning and double-glazed iron joinery. The north wing includes a cellar, a barrel cellar with exposed stone walls, exposed beams, mixed floors with drain traps and a boiler room adjoining the château with 3 x 2,000 L oil tanks, equipped with a retention tank, a cumulus heater and electrical panel. Tractor shed: Old stone and canal tile building, open on one side. Enclosed storage with concrete floor. In the other half of this building, a renovated dwelling with plasterboard lining, heating by insert and convectors. The PVC and wood windows are double-glazed. It comprises two bedrooms and a large living room, as well as a bathroom and separate toilet. Barn / former cowshed: A stone building with a tiled roof and cobblestone and concrete floor. This building is connected to the electricity grid and includes a phytosanitary room to the northeast. Nearby, a washing and filling area with a phytobac. And a diesel station. Workshop and tractors: Wooden frame with breeze-block infill, tiled roof. Enclosed workshop area. Concrete floor. Lean-to: Covered with gravel floor. Barn: Insulated stone building with canal tile roof, old single-glazed wooden windows. Water and electricity connections, but no drainage. The property comprises an old dwelling and a clay barn. The property has a lot of character, but is in a very poor state of repair and would benefit from major restoration work. Dovecote and mill : The dovecote is in average condition, and the mill has been restored with a tavaillon roof and working millstone. House (rented): Stone house, canal tile roof with double-glazed windows and plasterboard lining. Fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, wood-burning stove and convector heaters. Two outbuildings. Barn Stone building with attractive architecture, the roof has been completely restored. Dirt floor, access via electric sectional door. Electricity connection. Perimeter drainage. The parcels of land are grouped around the château, making them easy to farm. What's more, the plots are easy to access and flat to gently sloping. The headlands are fairly wide. The vineyards are far from residential areas, and are generally surrounded by woods or vines, which significantly limits the risk of nuisance. The production tool is therefore considered to be easily exploitable, and 'protected' from local residents. This configuration is rare. Since 1986, the owner has catalogued the estate's terroirs and studied the interactions between soils, rootstocks and grape varieties to optimize the vineyard's balance. The subsequent restructuring program has resulted in an ideally planted vineyard of almost 321 acres (120 hectares). - around 197 acres (80 ha) of clay-limestone terroirs are planted for red wines. - around 98 acres (40 ha) of silty-clay terroirs are reserved for the production of white wines. The vineyard is managed rigorously, in line with its organic certification. Weeds are managed mechanically, and weedkillers are not used. Plots are regularly monitored by analysis and amended with organic fertilizers or soil improvers (Orga 3, Fientes, etc.), and plant cover is sown in winter. Vigor is generally well controlled, thanks in particular to good management of inter-row grassing and pruning. One inter-row out of two is generally worked and decompacted in winter, and hedges are planted to encourage biodiversity. Replanting is carried out on a regular basis, with the exception of plots that are due to be grubbed up in the near future. In recent years, replanting has been less intensive, with the aim of maintaining around 2.33 acres (5ha)/year. The grapes are harvested mechanically, and the pruning method is simple guyot, double guyot or cordon pruning. There are also 2 ponds and a wash-house, so you can be self-sufficient in water for watering the garden or for a family fishing trip. Cabinet LE NAIL – Dordogne - Périgord - Lot-et-Garonne : M. 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