Estate La Vidalle, built at the junction of two major ancient roads, has been occupied since Roman times, and was given its name in the Middle Ages.

Although the buildings have undergone many changes over the centuries, the oldest part still standing today dates back to the 17th century.

In the 19th century, the central part, the "château", was built following the advent of vine growing, which replaced cereal growing.

In 1874, Gabriel d'Andoque had the greenhouse built, which bears his initials.

Initially very prosperous, the estate, which was exclusively wine-growing, gradually fell into disuse at the end of the 20th century. The vines were uprooted, the buildings fell into disrepair and the entire estate was abandoned due to succession problems.

After more than 10 years, we managed to buy it in 2013, initially for equestrian purposes. Given the beauty of the site, we decided to make it a family project. Claude, the father, Nicole, the mother, Aurélia and Stéphanie, the daughters, and Alexandre, Aurélia's husband, threw themselves wholeheartedly into the adventure. After more than 2 years of paperwork, work began despite the death of the patriarch, and the stables opened in spring 2016. A year later, the first wing was converted into charming gites, and all the buildings were preserved. In 2021, the main body of the Château will also open its doors to our guests in the form of luxury suites. But given the extent of the buildings, there's still so much to do...