Our home is a beautifully restored "maison de maître" with three holiday suites, two self-catering cottages, and the main manor on 8 acres of wooded land. The entire property is surrounded by the vineyards of Côte de Blaye. The house dates largely from the 18th century with the oldest part dating back to the 16th century. The house was once owned by one of the king's tax collectors. Our property is very secluded. This private location will ensure an exceptionally calm setting for your vacation or weekend getaway.

La Sauvageonne is an ideal destination for wine lovers and walking enthusiasts alike and lies central to both beach and vineyards. A half of an hour to the south, you can drive to many excellent vineyards near Blaye, Bourg, and further on to Saint Emillion. If you head north, you'll reach the beaches of Royan in under 45 minutes. Closer to home, the Gironde estuary is seven kilometers away and is bordered by a large 35km x 7km acre marsh which serves as a natural reserve. The reserve has several narrow paved trails and makes for an ideal circuit for cyclists. Lastly, if you simply want to relax by the poolside, we'll be glad to serve lunch or snacks and provide beverages throughout the day.

La Sauvageonne has four bedrooms in the main manor and a spectacular kitchen and dining room area for a large group of people. Three bathrooms, and two smaller living rooms / sitting areas provide plenty of space to have privacy when needed. In addition, a separate apartment with its own entrance and patio completes the manor where four people can break off from the group when needed. Lastly a lovely restored wine barn provides yet another wonderful family unit where you can find a well equipped kitchen, two bedrooms and a mezzanine. In all 6 people can comfortably occupy this unit. A common parc and swimming pool as well as an extremely large terrace under the lime trees makes for ideal locations where everyone can meet up for drinks and dinner.