Saint-Emilion, a town in south-western France, is a medieval tourist town, famous for its vineyards and wines.

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The name Saint-Emilion is synonymous with prestige wine and is renowned as one of the finest and most significant appellations in the world. Many are attracted to the unique history, beautiful landscapes and the gentle way of life in the South-West. As a UNESCO World Heritage Listed ‘Cultural Landscape’ the exceptional character of this town is highly regarded on the world stage. To buy a property in the Saint-Emilion area is to treat yourself to a piece of the history, culture and unique natural environment it offers.

Located only 30 minutes east of Bordeaux on the right bank of the Dordogne river, this mediaeval town is at the crossroads of the Bordeaux châteaux route and offers a gateway to the famous Périgord region. The breathtakingly beautiful Bay of Arcachon is perfectly located for a day out, enjoying fresh local oysters in a seaside oasis. From Saint-Emilion, follow the serene Dordogne river and discover the vineyards, villages, countryside and historical monuments that dot the area. Stop time for a moment and imagine yourself in this haven of peace, savouring a glass of locally grown wine with a delicious Saint-Emilion ‘macaroon’ or ‘canelé’.