Pagnagues, between orchards and hills
A 17th-century hamlet of white stone, restored stone by stone by our family. Around it, 40 hectares of hazelnut orchards and meadows and a two-hectare lake, in the heart of Lot-et-Garonne.
The hamlet of Pagnagues
Nestled in a valley, the hamlet and its dovecote open onto the countryside, among the hazelnut trees. Here, the old stones seem to have forgotten the passing of time.
Between lake and hazelnut trees
A 2-hectare lake, used to water the hazelnut orchards, is part of the estate's landscape. Swimming is not allowed, but fishing is, to the delight of young and old alike.
Exploring Lot-et-Garonne
150 places to visit, 42 bastide towns, more than 3,000 dovecotes, splendid castles and lush countryside: Lot-et-Garonne surprises, delights and never bores.
A garden of good food
More than 70 kinds of fruit and vegetables, Agen prunes, Gariguette strawberries, hazelnuts, wines and foie gras. Taste them at the markets, in a farm inn or at a top chef's table.
Activities for all ages
200 km of waterways, 3,500 km of hiking trails, the largest theme park in south-west France, six golf courses, lakes for swimming and fishing, treetop adventure parks, microlight and hot-air balloon flights.
Villages and heritage
Bastide towns, hilltop villages, Bonaguil castle, the prune museum, night markets and village fêtes all summer. The Périgord and the Quercy are within easy reach.
Our stay guide
Restaurants, markets, producers, children's activities, walks from the estate, monuments: our favourite places in Lot-et-Garonne, in one guide (in French).