![]() ![]() This is also where the delightful villages of La Roque Gageac and Domme can be explored. Périgord Noir, one of the most popular areas of Dordogne, has gorgeous scenery as well as delicious cuisine like paté de foie gras and dishes made with truffles. Head to Les Eyzies, home to the French National Prehistoric Museum, or take in the beauty of the Beynac and Castelnaud castles. Visit Sarlat, a must-see destination that’s brimming with medieval buildings, plus caves that showcase drawings, etchings and carvings from prehistoric times. Watch cricket being played on the green while you chat with friendly locals. Many of the villages that have property for sale in Dordogne look like they’re straight out of a child’s storybook. You’ll find your perfect property for sale in Dordogne may even come complete with luxury amenities like a swimming pool, gite or guest accommodation or a tennis court. From 13th and 14th century chateaux that sit on cliffs or rest by the riverside to vineyard properties in Dordogne, all types of homes are available. Dordogne property and the area’s villages are picturesque, especially set against the wilderness. Though it’s of course part of modern France, the area is reminiscent of rural England from days gone by, just with a warmer and sunnier climate.īeautiful valleys and flowing rivers are juxtaposed next to rugged, steep cliffs, creating a stunning and contrasting landscape. Known for its slow-paced, rural life and a winsome, bucolic setting, Dordogne is one of the most sought-after locations for property in France. The nearest airports are Bergerac (30 minutes) and Bordeaux (1 hour 45 minutes).įurther details - including the history - of this wonderful property can be sent on receipt of a signed confidentiality agreement and proof of funds.The Dordogne department, is located inland from Bordeaux, in France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. A 14m x 12 m (1800ft2) barn to the side of this would be an ideal place to house a classic car collection.Īll amenities are available in the village, including bars, restaurants and boutiques. To the southern side of the estate, close to the other commanding gate, is a large two storey barn (23m x 12m) (3000 ft2), perfect for conversion into further living accommodation or as a potential venue for the perfect French chateau wedding. This is made up of a sitting room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom and is perfect for staff quarters. At the eastern entrance, to the side of one of the great gates to the estate, is a guardian’s lodge. To the western edge of the chateau is a private swimming pool formed from stone (14m x 7m), complete with underground filter room and filtration system. ![]() ![]() Gardens & Outbuildings: To the south of the chateau is a beautifully kept park with various tree species. On the upper floor there is a library and gymnasium. A professional kitchen to enable event catering, along with storerooms, a huge cellar and staff washrooms sit on the lower level. The New Pavillion: Built in the 17th century to connect the Medieval and Renaissance Chateaux, this section has various rooms. The Chapel is now a two-bedroom apartment but could easily be returned to its former glory should the new owner choose to do so. Today, the Great Hall’s scale is no less impressive - at 20m x 10m (2150 ft2) and boasting two ornate Historical Monument fireplaces, the space is quite remarkable and could be used for many different functions. The Renaissance Chateau: Built in 1570, a new chateau was built consisting of the Great Hall, the King’s and Duke’s Bedchambers, a parlour and a Chapel. All of the Medieval Chateau has been beautifully restored with well thought through modern conveniences to marry up with the original features – underfloor heating, high-end bespoke kitchen with modern glazed Gothic arch to the courtyard, hand blown glass windows from the craftsmen of St Gobain and a new roof. The Medieval Chateau: This Chateau includes a drawing room, dining room, kitchen, living room, office and huge wine cellar along with 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. ![]() With a total of 10 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms the 6500 ft2 property provides flexible accommodation for a comfortable family home or a hospitality project.Īs an officially listed Chateau, the property has been renovated by professional craftsmen to a very high standard.įormer owner Armand Louis de Gontaut, the Duc of Lauzun, fought alongside George Washington at the Siege of Yorktown in 1781. With stunning stone-built buildings on 4 hectares (10 acres) of grounds this represents a slice of European history. This incredible ‘Monument Historique’ estate counts one of the heroes of the American War of Independence as a former owner. Spectacular 15th century village Chateau with panoramic views, pool and manicured gardens. ![]()
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