vineyards with terrace for sale Pineuilh, France

Ref. 4229: Rare approx. 62 acres wine-producing property for sale near Bergerac. This wine-growing estate is located in the Périgord Pourpre region of the Dordogne, a land of vineyards and the art of living. Just a few minutes from the town of Bergerac and 1h20 from Bordeaux, services (schools, collège, lycée, shops, medical services, etc.) are available less than 15 minutes away. Nestling in the heart of the Pécharmant appellation, this about 62 acres vineyard complex is all in one block and offers superb views over the vines and rolling countryside. This property is located in the heart of the Pécharmant appellation vineyards. It is a real nugget, consisting of a vineyard with modern winemaking buildings, a family home with several outbuildings and a house in the middle of the vineyard ideal for a wine tourism gîte. It is a rare opportunity to acquire such a vineyard in the Pécharmant appellation, but this one is special because it has belonged to the same family for four generations, producing generous wines in the image of the owners who have maintained and developed the vineyard over the years. The buildings: This family home offers approx. 200 sqm of living space on one level, with a rendered stone construction, a new tiled roof and partly double-glazed windows. There is a conservatory, a kitchen, a lounge/living room, 4 bedrooms, a shower room and various storage rooms. Central heating ensures the comfort of the occupants. This home will need some improvements to bring it up to current comfort standards. The professional section is located perpendicular to the family home in a rectangular building that houses the management office, a rest/meeting room and a tasting cellar. The Gîte is an 82 sqm single-storey house comprising a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower room, storage rooms and an adjoining 80 sqm garage. Its location in the middle of the vineyards is ideal for a rental business, although it does require some improvement work. A second building in three parts is used for vinification. The first space is separated into two parts, the workshop and the control room for managing the cold and heat in the vats. The second building houses the wine-making cellar, which is insulated and air-conditioned, with temperature-controlled stainless steel vats. The last part is a storeroom, where orders are labelled and packed. A final building, also located in the courtyard of the estate, houses the ageing cellar with its fine barrels. The building is also insulated and air-conditioned. The vineyard: A family property for over 100 years, the vineyard has been maintained and brought up to modern standards, with virtually all the plots being reworked. The vineyard and land represent approximately 62 acres in one block: 30.39 acres of Pécharmant made up of Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon 13.59 acres in the Rosette appellation made up of Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, Sémillon and Muscadelle. The remainder is AOC land available for new plantings. Located on south and south-west facing slopes, the sun is generous and caresses the grapes throughout the summer. This is reflected in the estate's wines. The gravelly, siliceous terroir for the red wines, with a low percentage of clay on the surface, creates water constraints that are conducive to the production of exceptional wines: ferruginous clay known as Tran, a distinctive feature of Pécharmant terroirs. For the very limited Rosette appellation (currently around fifteen properties), the sandy stony soil is ideal for producing aromatic white wines. For the reds, we find Merlot, Cabernet-Sauvignon and Cabernet-Franc, these three grape varieties are blended in the Pécharmant cuvées. For the whites, we have four grape varieties that form a complex blend giving all the intensity and aromas favoured by customers of this estate: Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscadelle and Sauvignon Gris. The cultivation and upkeep of the vines are important criteria for the owners. No weedkillers are used in this vineyard, and respect for nature and the conscientious work of the staff mean that the environment is preserved while yields are maintained. This property is offered for sale on a turnkey basis, with no investment required, the equipment is included and the two qualified salaried contracts can be retained. Complete file on request. Stock is not included in the price. In addition to the winery and living quarters, a large steel-framed hangar is used to store tractors and other machinery needed to run the estate. An old barn is used for storage and as a workshop. It has a mechanical tile roof and is enclosed by wooden cladding. A 62 acre estate in a single block comprising 50,26 acres of vineyards and 11.76 acres of woods, meadows and coppice. Cabinet LE NAIL – Dordogne - Périgord - Lot-et-Garonne : M. Bruno GUÉRIN : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 2402 2023 000 000 001 - CCI de la Dordogne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Discover this exceptional estate, perched on the slopes of the ‘Côtes-de-Castillon’, right next to Saint-Émilion and its prestigious 18-hole golf course. Transmitted from generation to generation, this historic gem combines timeless elegance with spectacular panoramic views over the Dordogne valley and surrounding vineyards. With its breathtaking scenery and rich architectural heritage, it is the epitome of refinement. With a total surface area of around 111 hectares, the estate is harmoniously arranged between its 7 hectares of AOC Castillon-Côtes de Bordeaux vines, 16 hectares of farmland currently leased to the ‘Castillon 1453’ association, and parks, woods and meadows offering remarkable natural diversity. The grounds include a 12 x 6 m saltwater swimming pool with pool house and a tennis court. The château, listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments, is an architectural masterpiece built between the 14th and 19th centuries. It has a total floor surface area of 1,749 m², including 823 m² of living space with 30 rooms on 3 levels (including attics). There is a T-shaped main building, three corner towers, a chapel and outbuildings that form an elegant open courtyard. The interior reflects the history of the site with its stone floors, 3.5 m high ceilings and many original features that have been perfectly preserved. The ground floor features an entrance hall with breathtaking views over the valley, a large, bright hallway, three sitting rooms, a library, an adjoining dining room and a functional kitchen with plenty of storage space. The upper floors, accessed via three staircases, house five spacious bedrooms on the south side with views over the terrace, while the north side includes a study, three small bedrooms and several bathrooms. A spacious bedroom in the entrance pavilion has a period stone and brick fireplace and an ensuite bathroom. The whole is completed by refined parquet flooring, plenty of storage space and two attics. Outbuildings include a porch, workshops, garages, offices, former stables and a guardroom. A two-storey wine storehouse, listed as a Historic Monument, with a surface area of 802 m² and a new thermoregulation system, completes this exceptional property. The estate also includes a 150 m² caretaker's cottage, a 304 m² reception room with a catering kitchen ideal for hosting prestigious events, and a barrel store. The vineyard, which covers around 7 hectares in a single block, shares the prestigious Saint-Émilion limestone plateau, offering ideal conditions for producing top-quality wines thanks to its well-drained slopes and optimum exposure. The estate is HVE4 certified, Merlot 80% and Cabernet 20%, with an average age of the vines of around 32 years. It is managed by a consultant with out sourced workers. The wine is made on site. This unique estate, combining historical heritage, natural beauty and exceptional potential, represents a rare opportunity. Whether for a wine, hotel or residential project, this place steeped in history is ready to welcome a new chapter in its extraordinary history. Contact us for more information and full brochure.

A leading wine estate located in the Castillon – Côtes de Bordeaux appellation, renowned for its commitment to biodynamic practices and the consistent quality of its wines. It enjoys longstanding recognition within the Bordeaux wine region. The vineyard extends over approximately 9 hectares under production (nearly 12 hectares in total), planted on a limestone plateau with asterias, a terroir known for producing elegant and fresh red wines, primarily from Merlot and Cabernet Franc. The vineyard plots are grouped around the winery, with the furthest parcel located just 600 meters away, allowing for efficient management. The property also includes 3.5 hectares currently unplanted, offering replanting potential, as well as 2.39 hectares of woodland and non-plantable parkland, contributing to the natural balance of the estate. A young and highly skilled cellar master, in post since 2019, supports the technical management and embodies the estate’s winemaking dynamism. He actively contributes to the ongoing pursuit of quality and the development of the estate, while also effectively representing it in external commercial activities. The estate benefits from a prime location in the commune of Belvès-de-Castillon, in immediate proximity to Saint-Émilion and Libourne, in a preserved environment with strong potential for wine tourism development. The presence of a nearby international 18-hole golf course further enhances its appeal. The buildings include a fully renovated loft-style residence of approximately 420 sqm, offering generous volumes, three spacious bedrooms, and a belvedere with panoramic 360° views. The property is set within landscaped, enclosed grounds with a swimming pool. The technical facilities, with a total surface area of approximately 640 sqm, are complete and fully operational. They include a vat room, an aging cellar, an office, as well as storage and shipping areas, forming a coherent, well-maintained, and immediately operational ensemble.