Châteaux in Dordogne, the hidden treasures of Nouvelle-Aquitaine

This natural, cultural, chevaleresque and gourmet region offers an architectural patrimony typical of the Périgord, making the South-West an exceptional touristic region. Its prestigious real estate is steeped with history and regroups many châteaux for sale in Dordogne, nestled around small towns with a Medieval imprint, and some of the most beautiful villages in France.

A former 15th century landmark, in Sarlat-la-Canéda (24200)

The capital of Périgord is at the heart of many touristic sites, featuring historical monuments which seem to defy time, in natural decors suitable for film sets, while strolling in the old paved winding streets.

A hommage to the classic style

This flagship of the 15th century, built on 20 hectares of land, is enhanced by a terrace dominating the Dordogne river. It comprises 650 m² of livable space, handsome reception rooms with fireplaces, bedrooms with deluxe bathrooms and 1 orangery of 160 m².

All the charm of a Dordogne château, in Saint-Pompont (24488)

You will need to venture at the heart of the Black Perigord, foresee the Vérèze valley, between Carlux and Siorac, then bypass fortified towns with flat lauze stone roofs and the caves of Lascaux to discover the most handsome châteaux for sale in Aquitaine, in this tiny sleepy village.

Outbuildings to be restored

Amidst woods and prairies of 1.6 hectares, you can admire this 15th century manor, whose facade hides 160 m² of livable space comprising 8 rooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, additional buildings, 1 farmhouse and 1 barn.

In a medieval homestead, close to Périgueux (24000)

A historical monument, this château, built by the Templars during the 12th century, is nestled in a park of 125 hectares. Included in the selection of châteaux for sale in Périgueux, it has maintained its soul, at the heart of a department where nature and culture are in total harmony.

An estate surrounded by fortifications

Located in a dominating position, it comprises 800 m² of livable surface, with 28 rooms, some of which feature wall-panelling and French-style ceilings, 3 farms, several barns, 1 large riding arena, 1 stable with 15 stalls, 1 dovecot and 1 pool.

A château in Dordogne, nestled in the Payzac countryside (24270)

An imposing construction whose dungeon recalls feudal architecture, this château, built in 1763, presents a main body with three levels to which are welded cylindrical towers, one of which has a pointed roof—it contributes to the high-end patrimonial wealth of the Périgord.

Handsome old elements to be preserved

Spanning 8.5 hectares of countryside, sheltered from the agitation of the outside world, the château offers 270 m² of livable space in perfect condition with 7 rooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room, 1 kitchen, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 cellar, 1 former bread oven, stables and 1 garage.

Under the lauze stone roof of a historical property, in Saint-Céré (46400)

6 hectares of the region, including 2 of woods, are the settting of this Historical Monument. The 16th century château is perceived like an art object thanks to the quality of its materials, the decoration and the furnishings of its 650 m² livable space.

An exceptional state of conservation

At the heart of a landscaped park, it features 13 light-filled rooms, 1 reception room, 1 dining room, 1 kitchen, 10 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 1 vaulted office, 1 attic, 1 cellar, 1 sheep pen, outbuildings, 1 parking below and 1 outdoor pool.