General & History

The impressive XVII century Chateau de Bajac is one of France’s most striking holiday chateaux.

The chateau can sleep up to 24 guests in great comfort. Sitting on a 60 acre private estate and landscaped park, the chateau has an impressive iron gate and a private driveway leading to the main castle entrance.

The chateau comes complete with a private pool, pool house & Orangery.

The history of the chateau is extraordinary. In the XII and XIII centuries the chateau was under the command of the Knight Templar until they were eradicated. The area was a famous hunting ground for deer & wild boar, so much so that Henri IV of France stayed at Château in 1565 whilst taking part in a hunting trip with friends. A plaque in the local chapel commemorates the Kings visit. The King also had a great appetite for the local wines, and of course the local Bordeaux vineyards are amongst the most famous in France.

The Chateau de Bajac is located in the Lot Valley, in the South-West portion of the Bordeaux region. There are many activities and places of historical interest nearby and the property is conveniently located for exploring the country side of the Lot-et-Garonne as well as the Dordogne.

Marc the owner will ensure that your stay is as comfortable as possible and all your needs are attended to. Marc has spent the last 10 years restoring his fabulous chateau to a great level of comfort, whilst retaining the chateau’s great sense of history whilst providing 21st Century comforts.

The Chateau de Bajac is a great place for heavenly relaxation!