Close to renowned wine estates, the château, whose earliest traces date back to the 11th century, has stood the test of time through successive restorations dictated by different eras, making it one of the oldest castles in France.

Its interiors are adorned with refined decorations, bas-reliefs, friezes, and ancient sculpted stone fireplaces.

Nestled in the heart of its 4-hectare park overlooking the valley, the estate is entirely enclosed by high walls with majestic wrought-iron gates.

The château features grand reception rooms, a library, offices, and bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Additional spaces remain available for further customization and development.

Several outbuildings dot the grounds, including stables, greenhouses, barns, multiple caretaker's houses, and a dovecote.