The manor is located in the area called " le haut Entre Deux Mers ". The " Entre Deux Mers " is a beautiful country made of green hills of woods, grass-lands, plum trees and wineyards.


It is an area situated betwenn The Garonne River and The Dordogne River as far as the tide reach, to Sainte Foy La Grande on the Dordogne and to La Réole on the Garonne river. It is a very rich historical area. British during the Middle-ages, you will have to visit a lot of old fortified villages called " Bastides ", fortified church and fortified water-mills .

It is a very rich historical area. British during the Middle-ages, you will have to visit a lot of old fortified villages called " Bastides ", fortified church and fortified water-mills .

What to visit within a radius of 30 km around the manor .

Saint Emilion : Beautiful middle-ages town,with the world-famous red wines.
Sauternes : with the world-famous Château Yquem and its sweet white wines.
Saint Ferme founded around a 12th century benedictine abbey with marvellous chaptels in the roman church.
Castelmorron d'Albret is the smallest medieval town (district) in France by its area.
Monségur : bastide built for the king of England Henry III in 1265 and XIXth century market- hall.
Duras : Very beautiful Bastide protected by an impressive castle. You will have to visit the museum of the vegetable parchment and colouring.
Allemans du Dropt :Picturesque village with market-halls and typical pigeon-house. In the church fresco painted in XVth century are very interesting
La Réole : Founded in 977 along the Garonne river. Dominated by an impressive monastery. You will visit the oldest city-hall of France built under Richard heart of lion
Cadillac : Bastide and style XVIIth century chateau with monumental fireplaces made of marble.

Visit of wine-cellars in the neighbouring estates.

Wineyards.

Painting exhibition

 
     
 
 
     
 
Nicole et Michel Dubois
Route de Sainte Colombe - 33580 Saint Ferme

Tel (France): 05 56 61 69 75 / Fax (France): 05 56 61 89 78

 
 
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