Medieval castle perched on a rock in Gironde

Overlooking the Dordogne Valley, let yourself be lulled by the enchanting setting of Château Isabeau de Naujan.

Built in 1316 by Chevalier Gaillard de Naujan, this imposing structure has stood the test of time. At one time a feudal castle, at another a farm, and now a fully restored wine château, if you listen carefully, you may hear the stones whispering their history to you...

The Château :

Restored in the Renaissance style, you'll find a cosy, atypical stone lounge. The dining room offers a comfortable space for breakfast, but also for children. Upstairs, 8 bedrooms with king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms can accommodate up to 16 guests.

The Gibera Room:

This large reception room and its immense glass veranda welcome you for your dinner. Its 150 square meters provide seating for 150 people, while retaining the dance floor area. An extension with 2 barnums accommodating a further 70 people is available on request.

Outbuildings:

In the château's outbuildings, you'll find 4 additional bedrooms, including the Gaillard de Naujan bridal suite. This stone-built suite, with its corner bathtub, will provide you with complete privacy and comfort. One of the 4 bedrooms is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Swimming pool:

Ideally located facing the Dordogne Valley, it offers a breathtaking view of our vineyards and the surrounding castles. The pool is accessible throughout your stay, except at night.

La Cour :

The courtyard is the centerpiece of the château. All paved, it is vast and very bright.