Unique 4 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Bergerac, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Steeped in history, with impeccably preserved architecture and an atmosphere of timeless elegance, this exceptional property is set between the two towers of a magnificent 17th century chateau, offering breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside and vineyards of the Dordogne.
This Renaissance inspired noble residence, once the seat of a local lord, stands proudly above a vibrant village whose history dates back to the 11th century. From grand vaulted ceilings to stately stone staircases, every corner reveals the legacy of a ...
Steeped in history, with impeccably preserved architecture and an atmosphere of timeless elegance, this exceptional property is set between the two towers of a magnificent 17th century chateau, offering breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside and vineyards of the Dordogne.
This Renaissance inspired noble residence, once the seat of a local lord, stands proudly above a vibrant village whose history dates back to the 11th century. From grand vaulted ceilings to stately stone staircases, every corner reveals the legacy of a rich and storied past.
On stepping into the cross-through entrance hall, the tone is immediately set: architectural refinement, noble materials, and captivating views will accompany you throughout your visit. The home spans four well-balanced levels, offering both historic grandeur and modern comfort.
The main floor features a stunning 60m2 living space, complete with a refined living room, a majestic stone fireplace with wood-burning stove, and a beautifully integrated kitchen - perfect for elegant entertaining or cosy evenings by the fire.
Upstairs, the night quarters include four spacious bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, along with an additional bathroom, WC, laundry room, and a large, light-filled room currently used as an art studio - an inspiring space for creative pursuits.
On the lower ground floor is a second living area of over 80m2 with a summer kitchen, several additional rooms, and a wine cellar. From here, step out to the garden and enjoy sweeping panoramic views from the pool area - a serene outdoor retreat that feels like a living painting.
Just a few kilometres away, one of the most beautiful golf courses in France awaits, sure to delight both enthusiasts and seasoned players alike with its stunning natural and prestigious setting. The village itself is also home to an exceptional restaurant, renowned for its refined cuisine and warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Ideally located just 20 minutes from Bergerac and its international airport, 40 minutes from Saint-Emilion, and under 1.5 hours from Bordeaux, this prestigious property offers a rare opportunity to live the chateau lifestyle in an exceptional setting. This is more than just a home - it's a refined living experience, where history, beauty, and tranquillity meet.
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