Historic château and vineyard estate on the outskirts of Saint-Émilion with exceptional terroir
Overview
Located just 4 km from the village of Saint-Émilion, in the heart of a prestigious wine-growing region attracting many tourists, this iconic Bordeaux vineyard estate boasts a high-quality terroir, breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards, and a remarkable architectural heritage.
Spanning approximately 15 hectares—including nearly 12 hectares of vineyards in the AOC 'Saint-Émilion satellite' appellation cultivated using sustainable agriculture practices—the property also includes about 3 hectares of land and woodland. The vineyard, planted with 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, is home to very old vines—some over 100 years old—which contribute to the production of high-quality wines.
At the heart of the estate stands an elegant 19th-century Chateau built of cut stone, whose facades are listed as Historic Monuments. With some twenty rooms, it offers spacious interiors, including three sitting rooms, a dining room, an study, a kitchen and its pantry, a laundry room, an orangery, as well as nine bedrooms and three bathrooms. Requiring extensive renovation work, this historic residence represents a tremendous opportunity for restoration and heritage preservation.
A fully renovated residential home, comprising seven rooms and featuring an extension, completes the property.
Extensive farm buildings, outbuildings, as well as the vineyard and winemaking facilities, equipment, and the winery, further enhance the potential of this property.
The sale also includes a château brand as well as several trademarks.
A substantial wine inventory, not included in the sale price, is an integral part of the transaction. It offers the future buyer the opportunity to continue and expand the marketing of the various vintages.
A development Project with Multiple Prospects.
Thanks to its prime location and architectural heritage, this estate lends itself to an ambitious renovation and development project. Wine tourism, events, a bed-and-breakfast, or catering to an international clientele: the possibilities are numerous in this highly sought-after region, renowned worldwide for its wine and tourism.
A rare opportunity to acquire a historic vineyard estate combining terroir, heritage, and development potential, in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Émilion.
Confidential file will be provided upon signing a confidentiality agreement.
Spanning approximately 15 hectares—including nearly 12 hectares of vineyards in the AOC 'Saint-Émilion satellite' appellation cultivated using sustainable agriculture practices—the property also includes about 3 hectares of land and woodland. The vineyard, planted with 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, is home to very old vines—some over 100 years old—which contribute to the production of high-quality wines.
At the heart of the estate stands an elegant 19th-century Chateau built of cut stone, whose facades are listed as Historic Monuments. With some twenty rooms, it offers spacious interiors, including three sitting rooms, a dining room, an study, a kitchen and its pantry, a laundry room, an orangery, as well as nine bedrooms and three bathrooms. Requiring extensive renovation work, this historic residence represents a tremendous opportunity for restoration and heritage preservation.
A fully renovated residential home, comprising seven rooms and featuring an extension, completes the property.
Extensive farm buildings, outbuildings, as well as the vineyard and winemaking facilities, equipment, and the winery, further enhance the potential of this property.
The sale also includes a château brand as well as several trademarks.
A substantial wine inventory, not included in the sale price, is an integral part of the transaction. It offers the future buyer the opportunity to continue and expand the marketing of the various vintages.
A development Project with Multiple Prospects.
Thanks to its prime location and architectural heritage, this estate lends itself to an ambitious renovation and development project. Wine tourism, events, a bed-and-breakfast, or catering to an international clientele: the possibilities are numerous in this highly sought-after region, renowned worldwide for its wine and tourism.
A rare opportunity to acquire a historic vineyard estate combining terroir, heritage, and development potential, in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Émilion.
Confidential file will be provided upon signing a confidentiality agreement.
Details
- Rooms: 20
- Property Size: 780 m2
- Land Size: 15 ha
- In country setting
- For large families and entertaining
- With Historic charm
- With incredible views
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
