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- In the Charente, a small, 17th century dwelling and its 42 acres of land and vines - ref : 3500HL
In the north of the French department of Dordogne and less than ½ hour from Angoulême and the TVG train link to Paris that takes a little more than 2 hours. In 2017, once the future high speed line that is currently being built is finished, this time will be reduced to 1½ hours. Undulating hills, deciduous woods and Cognac-producing vines form a succession of green landscapes. The region has 24 areas that are classified “Natura 2000”, thus protecting certain birds, the European mink and orchids. The temperate climate is mild.
- 60 ha (148 acre) estate with 18th century residence and vineyard - ref : 3456FC
In the heart of the Bordeaux vineyards, in the region known as “Côtes de Castillon” which extends that of “Saint-Emilion” to the east.
20 minutes from Libourne and its French TGV train station, 1 hour from Bordeaux airport.
Near to Castillon-la-Bataille, name of the ultimate battle in the One Hundred Year War.
The planting of vines in this region dates from the Roman era.
This region comprises a succession of hills almost totally covered in vines, and small valleys with a variety of crops.
This wine-producing region currently comes under the “Appellation d’origine contrôlée Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux”.- The Upper Armagnac region, a renowned vineyard - ref : 3434PF
20 minutes from Auch and Lectoure (highly-rated restaurant), 15 minutes from Castéra-Verduzan (thermal baths and casino), 55 minutes from Agen (TGV train station: Paris-Agen in 4 hours, soon to be 3 hours) and 75 minutes from Toulouse-Blagnac international airport.
- In the Medoc region, Large, Cru Bourgeois vineyard - ref : 3380FC
The property is situated on the outskirts of a town in the Medoc region, 35 km (22 miles) from Bordeaux, its airport and French TGV train station. Its position is a little way from the Gironde estuary which protects it from humidity and fog. The region benefits from a special micro-climate that is particularly favourable for the vineyard and the appellation. Its outstanding “terroir” unites the most prestigious of Bordeaux’s Grands Crus Classés as well as numerous Crus Bourgeois. Regional tourism is good because of the chateaux with their interesting, sometimes unusual, architecture and the wine tasting.
- Large, Lalande de Pomerol vineyard - ref : 3334FC
In the region around Libourne, 5km (3 miles) from Saint Emilion, in a commune adjoining Pomerol, in the heart of the world’s most prestigious vine-growing “terroirs”.
15 minutes from Libourne, (French TGV train station) and 60 minutes from Bordeaux and its airport.
This Lalande de Pomerol region is situated on one of the trails that led to Saint-Jacques de Compostelle; which resulted in the building of shelters, hospices and Commanderies, notably, Lalande church and the “Hospitaliers” church dating from the 12th century.