Château Leboscq

Collaborating with Bordeaux-based architects A-GrAM and decorators Coutume Studio, the couple succeeded in preserving the Château’s aesthetic appeal, dealing with the marks of time wherever possible. Over two and a half years—a testament to their commitment to quality—the pine parquet flooring, woodwork, and ashlar were meticulously restored. Throughout the two floors, they kept the traditional symmetrical arrangement on either side of a lengthy corridor, preserving the classic structure.

In homage to the site’s history—once a grand bourgeois residence that fell into abandonment—Karine Pelloquin from Coutume Studio crafted mural frescoes that merge various visions. These artworks feature two characters that blend period portraits with the graffiti that once adorned the walls of the vacant Château, bridging its past with the present. Executed in a decisively modern style, these murals draw inspiration from the grand urban frescoes of London, creating a dynamic intersection of history and contemporary art.

This cozy nest serves as the perfect base for exploring the natural beauty of the park and surrounding vineyards. You’ll find yourself returning quickly to enjoy the natural swimming pool, designed with a movable floor for kids, mirroring the style of a swimming corridor. The crowning jewel? An astonishing floating terrace inspired by the carrelets (stilt houses typical of the Gironde estuary). This space, suspended above the landscape, seamlessly integrates with the house’s perspective. It’s the ideal spot for a barbecue, a morning yoga session, or simply soaking in the view.

Even if the idea of never leaving the property is tempting, the allure of a trip to the ocean or an exclusive afternoon tasting at a Médoc vineyard might sway you. This is effortlessly accessible with the concierge service provided during your stay, ensuring you can easily enjoy any of these experiences.