Splendid Renaissance-style château in Lot-et-Garonne

This Renaissance castle, one of whose towers was built in the 12th century under Eleanor of Aquitaine, has been meticulously renovated in recent years.
Steeped in history, the castle is a listed French historical monument. It is open to the public for tours, where visitors can learn about its origins, its role during the Wars of Religion, and much more.

Ideally located in Lot-et-Garonne, the property is just 1 hour from the beautiful river city of Bordeaux and 1.5 hours from Toulouse, both with international airports.
A plane tree-lined avenue leads to the majestic entrance of the property, built on three levels and comprising two towers arranged as follows:

On the right wing; a kitchen, a breakfast room, the Tradition lounge, a reception room as well as a library and a small theatre used during the castle's historical evenings on the theme of the Renaissance with costumed characters and music of yesteryear.

On the left wing; an entrance hall with wrought iron gates and steps leading to the 80m2 reception hall, a library, a dining room (castle kitchen) with original fireplace.
Two original stone spiral staircases lead to the upper floor and the 8 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

The estate also boasts a large reception hall with two Renaissance fireplaces, often used for weddings or seminars, complete with a kitchen and back kitchen, a laundry room, and separate men's and women's restrooms.
It also includes a self-contained apartment with a kitchen and bathroom, a garage, and storage rooms.
A chapel adjoining the château is used for weddings.

The 23-hectare property, with a beautifully maintained section of topiary gardens, also has a swimming pool.