Chateau in AOC Bordeaux Supérieur

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Ref: JCS1030

Coutras, Gironde

1200 m² of living space
240000 m² of land
15 rooms
8 bedrooms
4 bathrooms

3 150 000 €

Nestled in a village in the northern part of the Gironde department, near Saint Emilion and Pomerol, this property is a 24-hectare estate, including 9 hectares of vines, with a recently renovated Château. The vineyard is planted on predominantly clay soils facing south on hillsides, thus benefiting from a privileged sunshine. The grape varieties are traditional in Bordeaux: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. Currently, the property is divided between vineyards, meadows, woods and buildings. It has a one hectare pond where it is good to bask and fish. There is also : - 310 sqm Château from the 19th century. - 130 sqm vat room (1,399 sq. ft.) - 130 sqm detached house - 100 sqm House with a border - House to renovate No matter where you are, silence reigns. The Château and outbuildings date from the 19th century.

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Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use

21600€/ year

28800€/ year

Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including subscription)

Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site. Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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The largest ‘department’ in the south west’s ‘Nouvelle Aquitaine’ region, the Gironde is home to the spectacular city and vineyards of Bordeaux. Its renowned wine region, separated by the Gironde estuary, is made up of the ‘Left Bank’ and ‘Right Bank’ appellations (AOC) which include Saint-Emilion, Pomerol, Medoc, Saint-Estephe, Margaux, Graves, Sauternes, Entre-deux-Mer and Bordeaux, which produce some of the finest wines in the world.

Located on the Atlantic coast, the Côte d’Argent is home to the tallest sand dune in Europe, the ‘Dune de Pilat’ along with the popular holiday destinations of Arcachon, Cap Ferret and Pyla-sur-Mer, offering coastal escapes to thousands of French and international visitors each year.

Gironde’s capital, the city of Bordeaux itself, is perched on the river Garonne and is a UNESCO world heritage site, blessed with 18th Century architecture and must-see historical monuments such as the Pey-Berland Tower, the Porte Cailhau, the Saint-André Cathedral, the Grand-Théâtre and Place de la Bourse.

Only 2.5 hours from Paris by train (TGV), Bordeaux, Bordeaux Metropole and its countryside have fast become one of the most popular areas in France to live, work and enjoy life due to its buzzing culture, historical sites, and magnificent landscape.

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