Luxury historic properties for sale: New Aquitaine

For sale, a château listed as a historic monument with origins spanning the 11th to 18th century. Offering approximately 821 m² of total space, including 401 m² of living area, the property has been partially restored and extends over 7.11 hectares of land in one single block.

For sale: a 17th-century ISMH paper mill (listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments), offering approximately 1,329 m² of built area, partially restored, set on 1.29 hectares of wooded land. The property is located in the Charente region, just outside Angoulême. The 17th-Century Paper Mill:

Located in the heart of Périgord Noir, Dordogne, in the renowned Vézère Valley, famous for its river and castles, this estate offers an exceptional blend of magnificent architecture, stunning nature, and a serene atmosphere.

Set on the heights above the Charente River, this beautifully restored maison de maître from 1880 offers 373 m² (4,014 sq ft) of living space, a 2,334 m² (0.58 acre) landscaped garden, and several outbuildings just 10 km (6 miles) from Angoulême. The Manor:

For sale: a renovated 17th century manor house and outbuildings converted into 7 gîtes set in 1.13 hectares with parking and swimming pool.: This estate of approx. 826 m² includes a 200 m² barn in a dead end in the centre of Villeneuve sur Lot.: Architecture and history: The bastide town of Villeneuve-sur-Lot, halfway between Bordeaux and Toulouse, has both feudal and religious origins.

Nestled in the Gascony heathland, this 568 m² rural property includes a renovated 15th-century mill converted into vacation apartments and a restored country house. Set in the quiet and secluded commune of Pissos, the property spans 6.08 acres and features a river running through it. History:

For Sale: 26-Hectare Vineyard with Small Chateau, 24 Hectares of Vineyards, and Wine Cellars North of Bordeaux: This property is located in the Côtes de Bourg and Côtes de Blaye appellations and is well-suited for agritourism. Description: The region along the Gironde estuary is culturally and historically significant with substantial economic importance due to its wine production.

17th Century Château / Estate in Louis XIII Architecture in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Southwest France: This impressive 1,400 m² estate, built in the Louis XIII architectural style of the 17th century, majestically sits atop a hill, nestled within an 8.9-hectare wooded park. The property features a guardian's house and a medieval tower. Property Location: