Aquitaine, Dordogne, St-Barthélemy-de-Bussière, France

105936BLO24 - A former 18th-century hunting lodge, this vast property blends harmoniously into an unspoilt, natural landscape. It includes an elegant manor house and equestrian facilities, all set in 87.5 hectares in a single block.

Two superb lakes complete this idyllic setting, perfectly suited to carp fishing.

An ideal place for horse lovers, hunting enthusiasts, lovers of the great outdoors and those looking for an independent lifestyle. This unique estate offers a rare, peaceful and self-sufficient lifestyle.

The different buildings:

Main house 535 m2;
Laundry room 24 m2;
Caretaker's house 125 m2;
Offices + apartments 265 m2;
Central apartments 90 m2;
Guest house 160 m2;
Workshops 50 m2;
Trophy room 330 m2;
Bar + machine shed 30 m2;
Covered riding arena 950 m2;
Agricultural machinery shed 200 m2;
horse stall 580 m2;
Covered swimming pool 350 m2;
Grain shed etc 200 m2


An Exceptional Estate in the Heart of the Périgord Vert

Far from the hustle and bustle of major cities and the glittering Michelin-starred restaurants of Paris or Lyon, the Périgord Vert offers a unique way of life—one shaped by nature, gastronomy, and history. Here, cuisine is rooted in the land: more authentic, more rustic, more real. The black truffle, affectionately known as the region’s “black gold,” reigns supreme. Its rich aroma enhances omelets and potatoes, whether delicately shaved or stirred into generous sauces. It is the culinary soul of this preserved corner of France.

If the truffle is the soul, then the castles and manor houses of the Périgord are its beating heart. More than a thousand historic estates are scattered across its wooded hills, often hidden behind rows of centuries-old oaks or nestled by quiet lakes. Among them, “Le Mas” stands out—a rare gem located in Saint-Barthélemy-de-Bussière, a charming and authentic village in the northern Dordogne, right in the heart of the Périgord Vert.

This majestic estate stretches across 144 hectares, including 87.5 hectares in a single, continuous parcel of untouched natural land, composed of hills, forests, meadows, and peaceful ponds. A vast lake, bridle paths, and sweeping views define the landscape—where silence and serenity reign supreme.

At its center stands a beautifully preserved 19th-century manor house, once the summer residence of the Lords of Limoges, accompanied by a private chapel, stables, a covered riding arena, barns, garages, an indoor swimming pool, and several character-filled outbuildings.

Lovingly restored with passion and sophistication, the main house boldly blends historic charm with contemporary elegance: period woodwork, designer furnishings, and unexpected bursts of color create a refined and inviting atmosphere. It is a masterful balance of tradition and modernity, set within an incomparable natural environment.

Just a short distance away, a 9-hole golf course invites relaxation. The surrounding forests offer ample opportunities for hunting, hiking, or simply observing local wildlife. And when evening falls, seated beside your private lake, you’ll enjoy foie gras with black truffles, accompanied by a glass of Monbazillac, the region’s emblematic sweet wine—perfectly complementing the richness of the Périgord’s terroir.