At the end of a majestic, chestnut-lined driveway leading to a wrought-iron gate, this 17th-century bourgeois residence and its outbuildings are rooted in the history of the neighboring wine estates, of which it was once a part. Close to Bergerac (airport 10km away) and 7km from one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France, the estate is ideally located to become a main or holiday home. in the heart of a private park of almost 4 hectares, with a wood of more than one hectare, it is composed of a main building of 550m2, a caretaker’s apartment (to be renovated) and a guest house (former dovecote) arranged around a courtyard which opens onto different areas: the swimming pool, the tennis court, the summer dining room and its Japanese garden, the cricket court and the workshops and garages. A little paradise on the wine route, at the gates of Bergerac.
