Set in the historic center of Castillon-la-Bataille—famed as the site of the final battle of the Hundred Years’ War and now a vibrant town with shops, restaurants, markets, and schools—this remarkable 19th-century residence is a true gem. Dating from the 1850s, this imposing stone family home has been lovingly and meticulously restored by its current owners. Set on a beautifully landscaped 1,475 m² plot, the property offers nearly 600 m² in total, with 372 m² of refined living space across four levels, including a main house, a guest house, extensive cellars, and workshops. Inside, the home is rich in period charm with original features such as intricate moldings, marble fireplaces, stained-glass doors, and soaring ceilings. The ground floor is anchored by a grand, light-filled living room, an elegant dining area leading into a charming country-style kitchen, a study, and a well-equipped laundry. The first floor hosts three generous bedrooms, including a one with an en-suite shower room, a spacious family bathroom, and a luxurious walk-in dressing room which could be used as another bedroom or study. The top floor is an expansive 90 m² loft space with exposed beams, currently serving as a playroom and home cinema. Outdoors, the south-facing garden offers privacy, featuring beautiful lawns, majestic trees, a picturesque original pond, and a perfectly proportioned swimming pool. A former pigeonnier, now a large shed, adds character and functionality, alongside a charming independent guest house. Additionally the property includes a vast basement, a wine cellar, and a large workshop/garage. Ideally situated: just 5 minutes from the local TER station, 20 minutes to the Libourne TGV, 45 minutes from Bordeaux Airport, and a short drive to world-renowned Saint-Émilion. A rare opportunity For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact us at [hidden information].