Chateau Le Maurin Estate

The villa

Set within five acres of glorious parkland, Château Le Maurin captures the rustic romance of south west France, where mature cedar trees cast shifting shadows and the rhythm of the day is guided by sunlight and open space. Arranged around a quadrangle with its own pigeonnier , this historic estate offers a setting designed for gathering and unwinding with family or friends.

Inside, the château reveals characterful rooms with original features such as fireplaces and high ceilings. Soak up the charm of the main reception room, retreat to the day lounge for reading and board games, or spend time with family in the separate games lounge/gym with its pool table. The kitchen is well equipped for groups, whilst upstairs you will find six well - appointed bedrooms and five bathrooms (some en suite), offering comfort for all. In addition, a single bedroom with its own shower room is downstairs. Across the courtyard, the characterful pigeonnier offers a simpler and more rustic retreat with its own living space and four bedrooms, including a master room set beneath a vaulted tower ceiling. Wander down the steps towards the swimming pool, the true heart of the estate. There is ample space for lounging and dining across the grounds whilst the trampoline and table tennis add to the sense of fun. Just 4km away, Sainte Foy la Grande brings local life to your doorstep, with its riverside setting, historic streets and beautiful Saturday morning market. The Dordogne River offers canoeing and fishing, while the surrounding countryside is rich with vineyards and charming villages. Bergerac Airport is within easy reach, and the celebrated wine region of Saint - Émilion lies only 45 minutes by car, making this an ideal base for both relaxation and exploration. For families and groups seeking character and a true taste of authenticity, Château Le Maurin offers a charming setting in a fine location in south - west France.

Set in the Gironde countryside near the Dordogne border, Château Le Maurin enjoys a well - connected location, less than half an hour from Bergerac Airport. Close to the iconic Dordogne River and landscapes dotted with vines, this is a region defined by its natural beauty and rich heritage, offering a wonderfully authentic slice of south - west France.

Less than a 10 - minute drive away, Sainte - Foy - la - Grande sits on the banks of the Dordogne River, a historic bastide town founded in the 13th century. Its charming streets retain much of their original architecture, with covered archways framing the lively Saturday morning market, considered one of the most beautiful in the region. Here, locals gather to shop for fresh produce, while visitors can browse alongside them before stopping at one of the town’s boulangeries, traditional cafes or restaurants. Practical amenities are well catered for, with supermarkets both in the town and on its outskirts.

The nearby Dordogne River invites leisurely days outdoors, whether canoeing or kayaking along its scenic stretches. For wine enthusiasts, the surrounding region is a delight, with opportunities to sample local vintages from the vineyards of the Périgord Pourpre and the Durèze valley, extending towards Bergerac and the renowned Château de Monbazillac (27km).

Slightly further afield, the UNESCO - listed village of Saint - Émilion (37km) is an unmissable highlight, famed for its exceptional wines and medieval charm. Equally enticing are nearby villages and market towns such as Gensac (17km), Eymet (25km) and Issigeac (39km), each offering their own unique character.

For cultural excursions, spend the day exploring the historic streets of Bergerac (26km) or venture to Bordeaux (77km), both accessible by train from Sainte - Foy - la - Grande, making this location ideal for both relaxation and discovery.