House in Saint-Émilion, Gironde

Nestled in a peaceful and picturesque setting among the celebrated vineyards of Saint-Émilion, this beautifully renovated stone property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the French art of living in one of Bordeaux’s most prestigious wine regions.

The property enjoys significant heritage status, protected under France’s Bâtiments de France heritage framework and forming part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jurisdiction of Saint-Émilion. This recognition reflects the historic, architectural and landscape importance of the property and its remarkable setting.

Located just two minutes from the historic centre of Saint-Émilion, it occupies a privileged position in the heart of one of the world’s most celebrated wine landscapes, combining tranquillity and privacy with easy access to Saint-Émilion’s acclaimed restaurants, boutiques, wine estates and cultural attractions.

Originally built in the early 1900s and comprehensively renovated in 2026, the residence retains the authentic character of its traditional stone architecture while offering stylish interiors, modern technology and excellent energy performance.

The main house, offering approximately 104 m² of living space, has been thoughtfully designed for comfortable everyday living. On the ground floor, a fully equipped kitchen opens onto the dining area and welcoming lounge, creating an attractive living and entertaining space of approximately 34 m². A bedroom of approximately 13.7 m² with its own bathroom provides the convenience of ground-floor accommodation, while a separate WC and practical utility room complete this level.

Upstairs, a spacious landing leads to two further bedrooms of approximately 9.6 m² and 11.8 m², together with a family bathroom with WC. An additional mezzanine area of approximately 14.2 m² provides a versatile additional space, while the converted attic of approximately 20 m² offers useful storage.

Overlooking the swimming pool and garden, an independent guest house of approximately 35 m² is a particularly appealing feature. Comprising a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and WC, it provides comfortable self-contained accommodation for family and friends and could also lend itself to use as independent holiday accommodation, subject to any necessary permissions.

The property is set within approximately 863 m² of beautifully presented grounds, creating an idyllic setting for relaxing and entertaining. Terraces and a pergola provide inviting spaces for outdoor dining, while an automatic irrigation system makes the garden easy to maintain.

At the heart of the outdoor area is the superb heated swimming pool, finished with distinctive phosphorescent mosaic tiles that create a striking visual effect. With the guest house overlooking the pool and garden, the exterior spaces have been designed to make the most of the peaceful surroundings and the relaxed lifestyle of southwest France. Two technical rooms complete the outdoor facilities.

The comprehensive 2026 renovation combines the charm of a period stone property with an impressive range of contemporary features, including reversible air conditioning, a heat pump, a thermodynamic hot water system and smart-home technology. Security cameras and an alarm system provide additional peace of mind, while a new compact wastewater treatment system was also installed in 2026.

Particularly noteworthy for a traditional stone residence, the property benefits from an A-rated energy performance certificate (DPE), offering an excellent combination of character, comfort and energy efficiency.

With its remarkable heritage status, exceptional vineyard setting, beautifully renovated interiors, independent guest accommodation, heated swimming pool and proximity to Saint-Émilion, this elegant property represents a rare opportunity in one of France’s most internationally recognised wine regions.

Equally suited to a permanent residence, an elegant French holiday home or a family property with independent guest accommodation, it combines authenticity, contemporary comfort and an enviable location just minutes from historic Saint-Émilion.

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