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Acquiring a wine estate is much more than just a property purchase: it is entering a world where terroirs, grape varieties and winemaking play a central role. Whether you are looking for a wine-growing property in Bordeaux, Burgundy, Provence or the Loire Valley, each region offers recognised appellations and infrastructure suitable for wine production.
The valuation of an estate is based on several criteria, such as the surface area, the average age of the vines and the presence of a cellar for production. Depending on your desires, it is possible to choose a turnkey estate or a historic building such as a castle to be restored. The advertisements published by experts in the sector present a variety of opportunities, whether in Languedoc-Roussillon, Cognac or the Rhône valley.
The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA) region is appealing for its sunny setting, its architectural heritage and its exceptional terroir, offering properties of character, from stone houses to Provençal farmhouses and wine estates.
The wine estates of the Var and Provence are renowned for their prestigious vines, often backing onto 18th-century country houses or châteaux, in areas such as the Coteaux Varois or the Alpilles. These estates offer large farms, vaulted cellars and panoramic views of the vineyards.
The stone houses, emblematic of the Luberon, Vaucluse and the Var hills, combine authenticity and modernity, with exposed beams, golden stone walls and large shaded terraces.
Provençal farmhouses, typical of the Arles, Alpilles and Vaucluse (Sarrians) areas, are prized for their absolute calm, their olive groves and their patios sheltered from the mistral, offering a perfect setting for a second home or a guest house project.
With prices ranging from €4,500 to €12,000/m², depending on the location and prestige of the property, Provence remains a high-end market where real estate is combined with the Mediterranean art of living and traditions.
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA) is an exceptional place to buy an apartment or house by the sea, with its unspoilt Mediterranean coastline and emblematic cities.
In the Var, Marseille, Nice, Cannes and La Ciotat, the seaside apartments offer balconies with panoramic views, direct access to the beach and secure residences with high-end services. Areas such as the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, the Croisette in Cannes and the Vieux-Port in Marseille are particularly popular with clients looking for luxury and comfort. The seaside houses, located in particular in the Var and in Marseille, range from Provençal country houses with Mediterranean gardens to contemporary villas with swimming pools and properties right at the water's edge. Towns such as Cassis, Bandol and Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer offer a preserved setting where authenticity rubs shoulders with prestige.
Located in the south-east of France, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA) region is one of the most popular destinations in Europe, attracting millions of visitors and new residents every year who come in search of the mild climate and sunshine of the south.
This small region has six departments: Alpes Maritimes, Hautes Alpes, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône, Var and Vaucluse, some large cities such as Marseille (France's second largest city), Nice and Toulon, and internationally famous cities such as Cannes and Saint-Tropez.
It is the sunniest region in France and the most sought-after for buying a second home! Buying a house in the PACA region means choosing a life close to the sea and the mountains, lulled by the sun and the song of the cicadas.
Aquitaine is an ideal region for purchasing wine estates and mills with character, combining unspoilt natural surroundings, authentic architecture and historical prestige.
The wine estates of Gironde, Bordeaux, Pomerol and Saint-Émilion are among the most sought-after in the world. These properties offer exceptional vines, wine châteaux and prestigious cellars, nestling at the heart of a region renowned for its grands crus classés. Buying a vineyard in Aquitaine represents a unique investment in an elite market. The stone mills of Dordogne, Charente, Gironde, Lot and Lot-et-Garonne bear witness to the region's rich historical past. Carefully restored, these properties offer a bucolic riverside setting, preserved mechanisms and buildings with exposed beams. Located in a calm and green environment, these properties appeal to those in search of an authentic haven of peace.
Aquitaine offers a wide choice of seaside homes, ranging from the modern villas of the Bassin d'Arcachon to the traditional Basque houses of Biarritz and Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
The landscapes vary between ocean beaches, wild dunes and Basque cliffs. The average price per square metre varies between €5,000 and €10,000 depending on the city. With 3.3 million inhabitants, the region benefits from rapid access via the TGV stations of Bordeaux and Biarritz, as well as international airports.
Burgundy is a popular destination for the purchase of a wine estate, a stone house or a mill, offering a preserved setting between prestigious vineyards, forests and rivers.
Burgundy is world-famous for its exceptional wines and is home to some of the most renowned wine estates, particularly in the departments of Côte-d'Or, Saône-et-Loire and Yonne. These properties offer classified vineyards, vaulted cellars and wine châteaux, attracting those who are keen to invest in wine heritage.
The stone houses, typical of the region, are mainly found in wine-growing villages and rolling countryside. Built in local limestone with glazed tile roofs, they are seductive with their rustic charm and authentic character.
The Jura mills, often located by rivers or in the heart of wooded landscapes, offer an exceptional natural setting, perfect for a second home or gîte project. Carefully restored, they have preserved mechanisms and large green areas.
Ideal for: lovers of the great outdoors and exceptional wines.
Burgundy is a land of historic and prestigious residences, ideal for the purchase of a manor house or a château. Known for its architectural and wine-growing heritage, it offers an elegant setting of green valleys, forests and prestigious vineyards.
Burgundian manor houses, often built of freestone with glazed tile roofs, can be found in sought-after areas such as the Côte-d'Or, Saône-et-Loire and Yonne. These properties generally have large, moulded reception rooms, wooded parks and outbuildings.
The châteaux, whether Renaissance or classical, are exceptional estates with vineyards, moats or vast French-style gardens. Burgundy is home to some of the most beautiful stately properties, particularly around Beaune, Dijon and Cluny.
Burgundy is home to elegant mansions, often with cut stone, glazed tile roofs and vast wooded parks. These properties offer spacious lounges, stone fireplaces and convertible outbuildings.
With its renowned vineyards, green valleys and winding rivers, Burgundy seduces with its peaceful and authentic setting. The average price per square metre varies between €2,500 and €5,500, depending on the condition of the property. With a population of around 1.6 million, the region is accessible via the A6 and A31 motorways, the TGV stations in Dijon and Mâcon, and Lyon airport nearby.
With prestigious wine tastings, hikes in the Côte-d'Or and historical heritage, Burgundy is an ideal region for a mansion full of character.
The Hérault is a wine-growing region not to be missed, renowned for its estates and stone farmhouses, often surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. Many estates offer the possibility of acquiring a wine-growing property with a cellar and business. The department is characterised by its varied landscapes, including wine-growing hills, garrigue scrubland and the Mediterranean coast.
The average price per square metre varies between €2,500 and €4,500, depending on the size and location of the estate. With more than 1.1 million inhabitants, Hérault is well served by the A9 and A75 motorways, the Montpellier TGV station and Montpellier-Méditerranée airport.
In terms of activities, Hérault offers an unmissable wine route, hiking in the Cévennes, and access to the Mediterranean beaches.
A project to sell or operate a French vineyard requires precise expertise and a good strategy to optimise your investment. Agricultural estates in the South often attract buyers who want to turn a dream into reality, whether for a main residence or an active wine-growing business. Thanks to a good location and the advice of a specialised agency, each offer can be studied as part of well-conducted negotiations. Between an estate in historic Bordeaux or a sunny vineyard in Provence, all that remains is to define the key elements of your project and embark on this wine-growing adventure.
