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Château Fongrenier-Flamant

    Helen and Malc

    Situated between Bergerac (20 minutes) and Bordeaux (1 hour) in the Périgord Pourpre, and surrounded by beautiful medieval bastides, villages and châteaux, it is a glorious and easily accessible place to be. For more active folks the rolling hills are perfect for cyclists, golf is around the corner, and one of the oldest rowing clubs is in Bergerac, together with many restaurants including Michelin-starred to reward your endeavours. There is also plenty to do in and around the river and lakes.

    Château Meaume

      Sandra and Mark

      This wasn’t a sale to investors or a corporate acquisition. It was a family transition built on shared commitment to the land and a long-term vision for the estate’s future.

      Today, Mark and Sandra carry forward Alan’s pioneering spirit whilst bringing their own international perspective and fresh energy to Château Méaume. The mission remains unchanged: craft exceptional wines, respect the terroir, and welcome visitors to experience authentic vineyard life.

      Château des Fouilloux

        Sophie and Ray

        Château des Fouilloux is a 16th century petit chateau set in 10 acres of parkland, surrounded by peaceful countryside in the Charente region of South West France. The town of La Rochefoucauld is 10 minutes drive away. The chateau is home to the Eves family who continue to restore the chateau to her former glory. The chateau currently offers three luxury suites for B&B accommodation & an adjacent one bedroom gîte. The chateau is also offering wedding & events packages for upto 80 guests.

        Château de La Croix Boisée

          Vivienne and Simon

          It was sometime in the late 90s, and an American château-obsessed Europhile met a handsome Englishman. It sounds like a fairytale, and in many ways it was.

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          That’s how Simon and I met, and it has been quite an adventure ever since! After a few years together in Edinburgh and London, we couldn’t resist the lure of France. We bought a small place in Paris, and then we took a huge plunge and bought our first chateau in the Loire Valley.

          Le Parc

            Andrew and Michelle

            Michelle and Andrew had been talking about retiring to a little French cottage for well over 20 years. As the kids grew up we started discussing the possibility of getting a larger place where we could be together but live independently. This would require more than a cottage and we started to think about what sort of business could we run to support a larger property.

            Moulin du Couesnon

              Donna and Paul

              Nestled on its very own island between two 12th-century bridges, Moulin du Couesnon is a 13th-century water mill undergoing an extraordinary transformation. Once abandoned and forgotten, this historic mill is now in the loving hands of Paul and Donna, a globe-trotting couple with a passion for bringing old buildings back to life.

              Château Chomet

                Debbi and Dave
                Château Chomet is located near the picturesque towns of Limoges and Aubusson—both known for their culture, history, and local charm. While the château came with little historical documentation, Dave and Debbi hope to uncover more of its past as they sort through the rooms

                Château De Pican

                  Jane and Rory
                  Rory and Jane credit Château DIY as the catalyst for their move. They are thrilled to be part of the community and look forward to seeing their château featured on the show. The filming process has been exciting—aside from the occasional mishap, like when a piece of coving fell on Jane’s head!

                  Château de la Grillère

                    Sharon and Tim
                    Château de la Grillère is located on the outskirts of Saint Germain les Belles, a peaceful commune in the Haute-Vienne region of southwest France. Just 42 km (26 miles) from the city of Limoges and a 40-minute drive from Limoges International Airport, the chateau offers a tranquil escape with convenient access to nearby attractions.