Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Saint-Emilion unfolds its vineyard-covered slopes, honey-coloured stone and narrow streets around the monolithic church.
On the outskirts, longères and Girondin stone houses sit alongside small farmhouses and farmsteads. Garden, orchard and land continue here, with a barn, wine cellar, outbuildings, beams and fireplace, in a peaceful setting.
Montagne, Pomerol and Castillon-la-Bataille offer nearby villages and markets. Hiking through the vines, cycling, and the Dordogne riverbanks. Libourne station and the A89 easily connect to Bordeaux.
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