Villa FR5145

With fabulous views over the French countryside this villa is perched on top of a rock, making you feel just like royalty.
The nearby village is just a stroll through the gardens away, perfect if looking for a taste of the local character.
With 10 charming bedrooms, up to 20 guests can reside in this property.
With a grand banquet hall for a high style dinner party and a 15 hectare park with plenty of dining areas, there is plenty of space to enjoy the local cuisine.
The private pool is set amongst 18th century pigeonnier, complemented by the architectural details such as the moat and turrets.
Bergerace is within easy reaching distance of this chateau where you can shop, dine and learn all about the regions wine making history.
You will find dozens of wineries on your way to this historic town, perfect for picking up a bottle of celebratoty wine.

Chateau Interiors (900m2)

• Large dining room with banquet table for up to 24 guests
• Formal 18th century ground floor living room and adjacent music room
• First floor living room (70m2) with TV and piano
• French billiards room
• Grand library
• Kitchen, fully-equipped

Ground Floor Bedrooms

• Bedroom 1 with double bed (140cm) and small day-bed (sleeps 2 adults + 1 child). Ensuite bathroom with Italian shower and separate WC
• Bedroom 2 with double bed (160cm)
• Bedroom 3 with double bed (140cm) and private dressing room
• Bathroom with bath and Italian shower (shared between bedrooms 2-3)
• Separate WC in hallway
• Bedroom 4 with double bed (140cm) and ensuite bathroom with bath and WC

Upper Floors Bedrooms

• Bedroom 5 with two small double beds (130cm each) and extra single bed (sleeps 2-3 guests). Ensuite bathroom with bath and WC
• Bedroom 6 with double bed (160cm) and single bed (100cm) and pull-out bed (100cm) (sleeps 3-4 guests). Ensuite shower room with WC
• Bedroom 7 with single bed
• Bedroom 8 with twin beds (90cm each) and cot
• Bathroom with bath and WC (shared between bedrooms 7 and 8)
• Bedroom 9 (master room) with double bed (160cm) and ensuite bathroom with bath, Italian shower, WC and private dressing room
• Bedroom 10 with single bed (100cm) and pull-out bed (100cm) with ensuite bathroom with shower and WC (sleeps 1-2 guests)

Lower Ground Floor (underground)

• Former 18th century kitchens, now a large party area with vaulted ceilings
• Small sitting room
• Extra dining room for buffet parties
• Kitchenette
• WC
  Outside Grounds
• Swimming pool (15mx6m) with rolling safety shutter
• Large terrace (accessed from ground floor living rooms)
• Gas BBQ
• 15 hectares of grounds
• Ponds, wells and a moat surrounding the chateau
• Ample parking

Facilities

• Wi-Fi
• Central heating
• Satellite TV
• French billiards
• Table tennis
• 2 x bikes

Château La Moinerie is located on the edge of the vineyards of Bergerac, in the valley of Caudeau. This stunning property is partially surrounded by a moat filled with water.
The château is situated in 13 hectares of park offering green space, ponds, woods and alleys for long walks. The generous nature of the Dordogne invites you to step out beyond the estate's boundaries and explore the welcoming countryside.
A peaceful little village is less than 300 meters away, ideal for spending a relaxing afternoon exploring. The nearest restaurant is just a short drive away.
There are numerous activities across the region from nearby horse-riding and tennis as well as canoeing along the Dordogne. Golf lovers may want to try the 9-hole course just a 10-minute drive away or head a little further to Château des Vigiers, a 27-hole championship course.

The surrounding region is also rich with hospitality, extraordinary food and excellent wine. Wine tasting is available just minutes away.
This is the ideal base from which to explore the marvels of the Perigord/Dordogne region. From the incredible Maison des Vins in historic Bergerac (11km) to charming market towns such as Issigeac (20km) and Monpazier (40km). Idyllic villages are dotted along the Dordogne river, waiting to be discovered, such as Trémolat (28km) and Limeuil (35km).
To the north you can explore the prehistoric caves at Lascaux in Montignac in just over an hour or head to the fine small city of Périgueux (40km) for fine restaurants and beautiful architecture.
Futher west, Saint-Émilion is just over an hour away and Bordeaux (Bordeaux) is a 90-minute drive. In less than two hours you can be at the Atlantic Ocean dining out in a spectacular restaurant overlooking the sea with oysters and crisp white wine.