About
Originally built in the 18th century for the Bishop of Agen, the Château Degay is steeped in history and rich in charm and character. Today, this remarkable estate blends period elegance with modern comfort, offering impressive interiors and generous outdoor entertaining spaces designed for gathering and celebration.
Set within beautiful natural surroundings, the property comfortably accommodates up to 28 guests, providing both privacy and a sense of shared experience. Spend your days exploring the grounds, enjoying long lunches outdoors, or unwinding beside the heated swimming pool. Discover the quiet magic of this timeless French retreat.
THE SETTING
THE ACCOMODATION
THE HERITAGE
Set within six hectares of private parkland, the estate is accessed through a wrought-iron gate and tree-lined driveway, opening onto panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and a true sense of privacy and space.
THE HERITAGE
THE ACCOMODATION
THE HERITAGE
Originally built in the 18th century as the summer residence of the Bishop of Agen, the seven-bedroom château is rich in charm and character. Its historic features have been thoughtfully preserved, honouring its elegant past while offering refined comfort at the heart of the estate.
THE ACCOMODATION
THE ACCOMODATION
THE ACCOMODATION
Choose exclusive use of the château, accommodating up to 14 guests, or reserve the full estate — including the cottages and romantic pigeonnier — for larger gatherings of up to 28.
The Area
THE ACCOMODATION
THE ACCOMODATION
Surrounded by rolling countryside and historic villages, Château Degay offers plenty to explore nearby. Wander through local markets, discover medieval towns such as Issigeac and Villeréal, enjoy vineyard visits, cycling routes and scenic walks, or simply savour the relaxed pace, food and culture of rural southwest France.
Discover the Dordogne
Local Markets & Bastide Villages
Countryside, Cycling & River Adventures
Local Markets & Bastide Villages
The region around Château Degay is rich in traditional French village life. Explore nearby bastide towns such as Issigeac, Villeréal and Monpazier, known for their medieval streets and lively weekly markets. The Issigeac Sunday market and Villeréal Saturday market are local favourites, offering fresh produce, regional delicacies and artisan goods.
Vineyards, Castles & Gastronomy
Countryside, Cycling & River Adventures
Local Markets & Bastide Villages
Southwest France is celebrated for its wine and cuisine. Visit nearby vineyards in the Bergerac wine region, explore historic sites such as Château de Monbazillac and Château de Duras, and enjoy exceptional dining at charming countryside restaurants and Michelin-starred establishments.
Countryside, Cycling & River Adventures
Countryside, Cycling & River Adventures
Countryside, Cycling & River Adventures
Rolling landscapes, quiet country lanes and scenic trails make the area ideal for cycling and walking. For a different perspective, canoe along the Dordogne River, passing forests, cliffs and historic villages while experiencing the natural beauty of the region.