The region along the Gironde Estuary is culturally and historically significant, with a rich economic foundation built on viticulture. Bourg-sur-Gironde, just 7 km away, was founded in the 4th century, fortified in the 5th century, and home to a Carthusian monastery built in the 18th century. Blaye, also 7 km away, was fortified in antiquity and became famous due to Vauban’s reconstruction of the Citadel. This area of the Gironde played a strategic role during the Hundred Years’ War. Both the 1855 Bordeaux Wine Classification and the Féret are key references for Bordeaux vineyards.
The Vineyard and Château
This estate offers a well-maintained property with a fully operational business. It includes a charming château with 440 m² of living space, a swimming pool, a fully equipped wine cellar with barrels, an additional cellar with stainless-steel tanks, a bottling room, a labelling and storage facility, and a dedicated sales room.
Guest rooms are available for visitors, and there are two additional houses in need of renovation, as well as outbuildings totalling approximately 300 m². The entire operational inventory is also included in the sale.
The 24 hectares of vineyards are split between 19 hectares/64.3 acres in the Côtes de Bourg appellation and 2.8 hectares in the 1er Côtes de Blaye, marketed by three separate wineries. The estate is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped park-like garden.
