Château Borgeat de Lagrange stands as an exceptional neo-Gothic castle built in 1856 by the Marquis de Lagrange using designs by renowned Bordeaux architect Gustave Alaux. Located in Blaye near the UNESCO World Heritage citadel, this 10-bedroom property blends 19th-century romantic architecture with remnants of an earlier 17th-century château—a tower and fountain remain from the original structure. The estate encompasses 12 hectares of vineyards producing Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, while amenities include a swimming pool with views, sun terrace, lush gardens, and facilities for cultural events and gatherings.
