Chateau De Pitre West Wing
Chateau De Pitre West Wing
7 Bifontet 33890 Juillac France/ The privately owned Chateau de Pitre west wing offers 3 individually designed and beautifully appointed bedrooms. Check out our amazing aerial drone footage to get a unique bird's-eye view and for more information or to book visit. There is no actual swimming pool but steps lead down from the garden to the Dordogne River where there is a roped off area for swimming. It is also equipped with high speed internet access.Arrive by rental car, boat, helicopter, or by private chauffeur – all can be arranged! The chateau is located on the banks of the beautiful River Dordogne. It is surrounded by numerous castles, churches, vineyards and markets waiting for you to explore.One of the outstanding sights is the world famous city of Bordeaux set in the magnificent region of the Medoc. The village of St Emilion, also known for its wines, is only a 15 minutes drive away.There is easy access to the chateau, as Bordeaux International Airport and Bergerac Airport are within easy reach. TGV from Paris to Libourne is 3.5 hours.Chateau De Pitre is as calm as the Dordogne. Its peacefulness is valuable for today’s traveler, on the quest for rest.You will appreciate the soft hills with their slopes, the meanderings of the river, the well-tempered climate and the abundance of nature that makes the Dordogne valley the orchard of France, where peaches, apples, wine and even kiwis grow abundantly.The Dordogne valley still keeps its own pace and rhythm, influenced by the different seasons, in a world where people tend to lose their bearings.Although the Dordogne valley, with its bucolic landscape, numerous castles, churches, vineyards and markets, is attracting visitors from all over Europe, it still remains an offshoot destination far from mass-tourism.Among the more outstanding sights are the vine cities Bordeaux and Saint Emilion, the latter a UNESCO cultural heritage, the medieval town of Sarlat, the castles of Beynac and Monpazier and the Atlantic coast with the Dune of Pyla.
