Provence Wine Estate

This history-laden wine estate lies at the heart of the Rhône Valley vineyards in the upper Vaucluse, offering around 30 hectares of vines classified AOP Grignan-les-Adhémar and Côtes du Rhône, 3 hectares of parkland, and woods. The estate is walled over 1.8 km, and the main access runs along an avenue of two-hundred-year-old plane trees about 800 meters long.

The château, dating from the 12th century, has more recent architecture centered on the Napoleonic era. It comprises a Napoleonic bastide of 250 m² footprint over 3 levels, an unusual building of 170 m² footprint, a former silkworm farm (magnanerie) with Tuscan architecture of nearly 160 m² footprint over 2 levels, an orangery of around 260 m² with its annex of nearly 80 m², and a former U-shaped stable — for a total of approximately 1,500 m² of buildings. The château stands at the center of the estate's buildings: the magnanerie, the stables, a former Napoleonic-style picture gallery, the orangery and other outbuildings.

Currently a wine estate, this unique property may be kept for that purpose — with the option of acquiring additional vines — or redirected toward another professional venture such as events, wine tourism or hospitality, or it may become an elegant and prestigious family residence. After renovation work, the estate offers the potential to develop high-end events and reception activities.

Ideally located in the heart of a tourist area, close to Orange, the Dentelles de Montmirail and Grignan, and 15 minutes from a motorway exit, this is an opportunity not to be missed. The property offers a peaceful setting, with a pool area for moments of relaxation and shared enjoyment. The energy class is E and the climate class is D. The estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices, is between €8,530 and €11,590. The estate is a turnkey business with its commercial structure already in place.