Aquitaine Luxury Villas

The Dordogne valley is rightly considered one of the most beautiful parts of France, its tapestry of rich farmland, vineyards and walnut groves threaded through by the winding silver river and framed by wooded hills and craggy headlands, many of them crowned with rugged medieval castles. These are a [...]

Hidden away in a quiet wooded valley on the vast estate of Château d'Ours, La Ferme du Noyer is a walnut oil mill dating from the 14th century which has kept its rustic charm while being recreated with today's comforts. Ancient stone walls, lofty beamed ceilings and cool gray floors provide the [...]

Situated in the heart of the Périgord Noir, famous for its many grand châteaux and medieval towns, Château Espérance stands high on a rocky promontory overlooking the beautiful “Rivière Espérance” (the river Dordogne). Originally built for the local priest, this 17thC presbytery and former chapel [...]

If you have ever dreamed of staying a while in a picture-book château complete with ivy-clad tower and garden of roses, yet one that also has a perfect pool and blissful beds, you need look no further than the Château de Queynac. Nestled into the curve of a wooded hillside on its 19-acre estate, the [...]

You will immediately feel enchanted by Château St. Ours as you wind your way up the long private drive, through woods, rolling horse pastures and well-tended gardens toward its impressive turrets and steep pitched roofs. Dating from the 14th century, the château has been in the same family for over [...]

This charming 18thC château is more than just a home; its owners are antique dealers and so the décor is ever changing as they showcase their latest discoveries. The interior design is immutable however. Cool stone floors (warmed in winter by in-floor heating and antique carpets), high ceilings, [...]

The valley of the Vézère river, which winds through the limestone hills of Southwest France in the Dordogne region, is one of the oldest inhabited parts of Europe. With its lush river meadows framed by rocky cliffs, which the forces of nature had over millions of years carved into deep caves and [...]

Château de Chenoix sits on 6 acres of wooded grounds fronting the clear waters of the winding Dronne river. With its oldest part dating back to 1090, the château features two solid towers, a barn erected in the 1700s and a more formal main house built in the prosperous 1880s. The whole ensemble has [...]

With a mellowed stone facade characteristic of area, inside this substantial Bordelais villa is anything but typical. Half of the interior is one grand space open to the rafters, focused around a monumental two-sided fireplace. Simple lines and quality materials superbly finished provide an elegant [...]

Set amongst twelve acres of wood and parkland in the middle of the charming and pretty village of Sainte Marie de Gosse, Le Luc is both impressive and enchanting. Named after one of the nearby streams, the property was in fact built around the wide and imposing seventeenth century wooden staircase! [...]