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Gorgeous 18C chateau for rental. Heated pool, 6 acres to explore, 5 large king/double, 2 ensuites, plus 2 gites. Approved by Sawdays. www.chateaudecarsac.com

In the heart of the dordogne, only 40 mins from Bergerac and 60mins from B'deaux. Heated pool with Loggia. Dining terrace with fantastic views. 6 acres to explore including a fruit orchard and lakes. Public pleasure lake just 1 mile away with cafe, beach, playground and lifeguard. Just 30 mins from St Emilion. Well behaved dogs welcome.

27/10/2026

If you’d like to lounge by a pool gazing up at an ancient chapel, or have lunch on the terrace overlooking the ruined chateau, please check out our availability calendar. We only have limited availability for next year so …. Hurry! Chateau De Carsac

12/10/2026

We are pet friendly! If you have a well behaved pooch, we are happy to have them stay too. We can offer advice with getting your travel documents and have a trusted local vet who is happy to see them for their return documentation. 🐶🐾 Thanks to our guests for letting us feature Pedro, a black & tan Jack Russell. Chateau De Carsac

27/09/2026

5 things you might not know about Chateau De Carsac

1. It dates back to 1775
Château de Carsac was built as a presbytery for the neighbouring chapel.

2. It was in German-occupied France during the Second World War
The demarcation line between occupied France and the “Free Zone” ran just a short distance from the château, through Carsac-de-Gurson. The chateau was on the occupied side.

3. Some of its stones have a royal history
Carved stones bearing royal crests were brought here from the ruins of Château de Gurson and incorporated into the buildings.

4. It was once a working vineyard
For many years, the château was owned by one family and run as a vineyard.

5. And then there are the w**e vats…
Three enormous w**e vats still stand in the barn.

We have absolutely no idea what to do with them.

Any suggestions?

23/09/2026

A day at Château de Carsac…

Slow mornings with coffee on the terrace.
Long lunches under the trees.
Afternoons by the pool.
A glass of something cold as the sun goes down.
And dinner that somehow lasts for hours.

This is what a holiday in the French countryside is meant to feel like.

🇫🇷 Château de Carsac
South West France · near Saint-Émilion

For summer 2027 enquiries, get in touch via the link in our bio.

13/09/2026

Chateau de Carsac, the perfect home from home. If you love food or love cooking… the Perigord is perfect for foodies, St Emilion is great for w**e lovers and Chateau de Carsac has the perfect kitchen to prepare its bounty and the perfect terrace to devour it! Chateau De Carsac

31/08/2026

I have a confession to make… This is the first time we have been to Chateau de Biron. You can get a bit castled- out/ blasé about the stunning surroundings and historical monuments in the but this did not disappoint. An unexpected highlight was watching the swallow chicks being fed. Like hungry hippos all bobbing their heads. The views were stunning and you can stroll around at your own pace, bring a picnic to enjoy under the walnut tree. We combined our Sunday wondering with Issigeac market. A lovely day out.

29/08/2026

Something a bit different …Every picture tells a story. What a night! Sore feet and dusty boots. The Cure playing at festival in Place de Quinconce,Bordeaux. 2.5 hrs of glorious music. Let’s hope it’s the start of many great gigs there. Probably about the 12th time I’ve seen them, sort of lost count and I still absolutely love them, almost 40 years on🖤 Just a bit further from the front these days! Chateau De Carsac

20/08/2026

What does Chateau De Carsac offer?
The main house (chateau) has 5 large double bedrooms, 2 with en-suites, a large kitchen with Lacanche range, American fridge and w**e fridge. A large dining room, library and sunroom with TV. There’s a heated pool, terrace for outdoor dining with stunning views, loggia to hideaway from the midday sun, 6 acres of grounds with orchard and lakes. This can be rented by itself or in conjunction with 2 smaller gites for larger parties.

Le Chalet a large 1 bedroom gite. (There’s space for an extra bed if required.) The chalet is set up so you feel immersed in nature. With a large kitchen opening onto the terrace, you can enjoy al fresco dining or sip a chilled glass of w**e, watch the sunset and listen to the frogs sing. It too can be rented independently or in conjunction with the other properties.

La Maison du Gardien is the smallest of the houses. As with the others, this can be part of a larger group or rented separately. It is perfect for a couple who want to explore the region. There’s an eat in kitchen with sitting room and log burner. After breakfast under the fig tree, you can explore local vineyards or take a stroll to the beautiful Lac de Gurson for a cooling dip.

We respond to all our emails, so get in touch if you have any questions 👆🏼! Bookings are open for next year and the calendar on our website is live.

15/08/2026

The old chateau is undergoing a little extra support at the moment so it can stand for another 800 years. The etching (in the last photo) is from 1800s and you can see not that much has changed.
A lintel within le chalet has an ornate crown with fleur de lyse engraved over it. It is most likely that this stone was originally from the chateau and was “repurposed” when the chateau was built. Thank you to our outgoing guests for their wonderful drone photos and updates. We love seeing our guests enjoy themselves. Chateau De Carsac Giles Berkshire Lisa Roberts-Goldner FATIMA | Stylist & Editor Saprina Berkshire

12/08/2026

I bought these old postcards from early 1900s on eBay. It’s quite incredible what you can find. The chapel was originally Roman but for you history needs, there are also 3 graves of soldiers killed during the 100 years war.
The Battle of Castillon was fought on 17 July 1453, at the end of the Hundred Years’ War at Castillon-la-Bataille, on the Dordogne River.
It effectively ended the Hundred Years’ War and the English lost Bordeaux to the French.

As I have mentioned before, the chateau was originally built in 1775 ( along with a few other houses in the village) as a presbytery for the church. Skip forward a couple of hundred years and a family bought the chateau after the war. They were seeking rural solace after being traumatised by the bombing in Normandy.
But here are some great shots captured today. Thank you Giles Berkshire It hasn’t changed much in the last 120 years. Even the tree is the same!

Adresse

Carsac-de-Gurson
24610

Site Web

http://Chateaudecarsac.com/

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