Château de la Bourlie

Château de la Bourlie is a castle in the Périgord region built with thick stone walls, defensive towers, and extensive gardens. The property combines medieval architecture with carefully designed grounds that reflect different periods and gardening traditions.

The castle originated in the 13th century and has remained in family ownership through the generations. Its original architectural elements have been preserved, shaping how it appears today.

The gardens showcase different styles that developed over time, mixing French formal designs with English landscape traditions. Walking through them, you can see how each era left its mark on how the grounds are organized and planted.

The castle offers complete or partial rentals depending on the season with personalized service. Plan for plenty of time to explore the grounds, as the gardens and buildings cover a large area.

The estate is defined by an avenue of lime trees that connects the village to the surrounding woods. This distinctive tree-lined path creates a natural link between the built area and the landscape beyond.