Châteauneuf-du-Pape, this remarkable property offers a rare architectural ensemble steeped in nearly nine centuries of history.

A former 12th-century towpath inn, transformed over time into a farm and then a guesthouse.

Spanning 14 contiguous hectares, the property comprises:
9.7 hectares of vineyards managed by renowned winegrowers, truffle fields, an orchard,
wooded and landscaped areas.
The estate is situated within a natural and protected environment.

The estate comprises several buildings, forming a harmonious ensemble around a vast landscaped park:
The Old Castle (12th–15th century) – 552 m², featuring its dovecote tower, bears witness to the site’s historical heritage.
The renovated main house – 278 m², comprising a modern kitchen, a breakfast room, and 4 elegant bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.

A self-contained gîte – 93 m² with 3 en-suite bedrooms.
Two flexible apartments of 180 and 183 m², perfect for business use or additional accommodation.

A 236 m² vaulted hall, ideal for weddings and seminars.
A large 668 m² barn, offering significant development potential.

Outside, there is a swimming pool area, large terraces, a well-maintained garden and 50 parking spaces.

Located just a stone’s throw from Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the Vaucluse, the property is only 10 km from Orange and 18 km from Avignon.

Ref: CDR 2316    Price: €3.8 million (agency fees included, payable by the seller)