On the Wine Route in the Gironde, a beautifully restored early 19th-century manor house, offering accommodation for up to 22 guests. A charming property set between vineyards and the ocean, where you can enjoy a range of hotel-style services.
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Prignac-et-Marcamps
Clos Marcamps
At the confluence of the Gironde, a bucolic estate on the Route des Côteaux
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Facing the Médoc châteaux on the right bank of the Gironde, Clos Marcamps stands as the elegant anchor point for oenophiles and leisurely wanderers alike seeking verdant landscapes. Highlighting this well-kept gem of the Bourgeais region.
At the confluence of the Gironde, a bucolic estate on the Route des Côteaux
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They’re among the Parisians who heeded the call to escape the city, seeking a greener lifestyle and a fresh start in the hospitality industry. In launching this new chapter, Jean-Philippe and Virginie – the proud owners of the highly acclaimed Clos Marcamps – initially looked to the Drôme Provençale. However, fate had different plans. It was in Gironde – specifically in Prignac-et-Marcamps – that they felt an undeniable pull. “The attraction was irresistible,” they explain, and it’s easy to see why. Confronted with the charm of this chartreuse – a quintessential mansion of the region – along with its hunting lodge and barn, doubt simply melts away. These three buildings, each with its own unique purpose, have stood the test of time – the barn, in particular, boasting three centuries of history – and now transport visitors to a bygone era. On the agenda for their stay in Gironde: indulging in (generous) wine tastings at various vineyards and exploring (unexpected) heritage sites.
The characterful master house overlooks the extended swimming pool, designed in the style of a lap pool.
A bucolic estate organized like a pocket hamlet
Fully privatizable, the Clos Marcamps estate exudes the charm of a quaint countryside hamlet. Featuring its chartreuse – a 19th-century former residence of Bordeaux nobility, designed entirely on one level – in addition to its hunting lodge and barn. Across these 8,000 square meters, where other structures unfold, echoing the picturesque allure of the countryside – including a dovecote and a discreetly blossoming well – one easily gets lost in reverie, enveloped by two-hundred-year-old linden trees.
These architectural delights, however, do not overshadow the estate’s focal point: the remarkable 14-meter-long swimming pool seamlessly aligned with the master house, which houses all communal spaces. These include a fully equipped kitchen adorned with a magnificent stone fireplace and a luminous dining room. For peaceful slumber, the couple has thoughtfully integrated five bedrooms with entirely independent access within the hunting lodge and barn.
The estate's dovecote and its quaint well: two charming features of Clos Marcamps.
A domain that takes great care of its travelers
The hearty breakfast at Clos Marcamps: the perfect companion for a day of exploration in Bourgeais.
At Clos Marcamps, we go the extra mile to satisfy our vacationers’ appetites. With included breakfasts showcasing fresh, local products prepared by the housekeeper, along with the option of packed picnic baskets or dinners, the choices are varied and inviting! And to further elevate the gastronomic experience, the estate offers an additional treat: the possibility of hiring a private chef.
Jean-Philippe and Virginie’s dedication to service is at the heart of the Clos Marcamps experience, emphasizing both culinary delight and personal well-being! After a dip in the pool, it’s hard to resist the relaxing bubbles of the jacuzzi or the pleasure of a pre-booked massage. Truly, what more could one desire?
Bourgeais, a territory at the crossroads of Gironde
– where the senses come alive.
At the bottom of the Gironde estuary, on the tranquil banks of the Dordogne, Bourgeais is a territory rich in activities thanks to its privileged location. And wine enthusiasts will certainly attest to that! Visits to the wine cellars along the Route des Côteaux – both in Bourgeais and Blayais – are a must-have experience in the area. Just as essential are visits to the highly sought-after Médoc castles – such as Château Margaux – on the other side of the estuary. But what about the local heritage? “You can’t miss the Blaye Citadel – a UNESCO World Heritage site – the adorned cave of Pair-Non-Pair, and the troglodyte houses carved into the limestone cliffs of Gauriac,” Jean-Philippe instantly recommends. There are so many excursions available to enrich the stay of history enthusiasts, which can also be combined with a refreshing day at the Arcachon Basin. A waterside interlude can be enjoyed by taking the Blaye ferry across the estuary. This journey gives the pleasant and exotic sensation of heading to an island… or almost!
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Destination Prignac-et-Marcamps
Clos Marcamps
2 Chemin des Carrières, 33710, Prignac-et-Marcamps, France
Transports
Bordeaux Station
34 min
Bordeaux Airport
41 min
Restaurants
La guinguette des vignerons
7 min
Les 4 Baigneurs
8 min
Vivants (bistronomic)
40 min
Shops and Craft workshops
Maison des vins des Côtes de Bourg
7 min
The flea markets and garage sales of Bourg-en-Gironde
9 min
Nature, Culture and Heritage
The Blaye Citadel
24 min
Saint-Émilion (village)
43 min
The Arcachon Basin and the Dune of Pilat
74 min
La Corniche de l'Estuaire de la Gironde (walk)
96 min
Clos Marcamps
2 Chemin des Carrières, 33710, Prignac-et-Marcamps, France
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