Description
A Historic Château with Charm, Comfort, and a Splash of Templar Legend
Step through the electric gates into a world where history meets modern comfort. This substantial 11th-century château, said to have once hosted the Knights Templar (though thankfully without the sword fights today), has been lovingly updated while retaining its magnificent period features. Beamed ceilings, splendid chimneys with log-burning stoves, an ancient oak staircase, and exposed stonework all combine to create a home that is both grand and welcoming.
The main house offers a covered terrace with elegant stone arches, a gracious entrance porch, and a sumptuous main bedroom with French doors opening onto its own private terrace with breathtaking views. A modern fitted kitchen, en suite bathrooms, and the comforts of oil central heating and double glazing make day-to-day living effortless.
Adding to the appeal are two immaculate two-bedroom gîtes, converted from historic stone outbuildings. Perfect for generating income or accommodating the endless stream of friends and family, they come complete with large covered terraces for al fresco dining and thoughtfully designed disabled-access facilities.
Outside, the magic continues. Landscaped park-like grounds of just over three hectares provide a serene backdrop for a fabulous swimming pool with travertine terrace, charming outbuildings, and an ancient stone watchtower—ideal for evening apéros while soaking up the rolling Lot-et-Garonne valleys.
All this is just minutes from the historic village of Saint-Maurin, with its lively summer night markets, shop and café, cinema club, and tennis courts. Yet, you remain perfectly placed for modern convenience—25 minutes to Agen with its fast TGV to Paris, and within easy reach of Toulouse (1h15) and Bordeaux (1h50).
A rare combination of history, style, and practicality, this château offers the perfect blend of grandeur, comfort, and just a hint of knightly intrigue.
