Château Borgeat de Lagrange

Château Borgeat de Lagrange is a neo-Gothic château built in 1856 in Blaye, France, overlooking the Gironde estuary and surrounded by Bordeaux's legendary vineyards. Constructed by the Marquis de Lagrange according to designs by architect Gustave Alaux, the castle features ten bedrooms and ten bathrooms set within 12 hectares of wine-producing property. The château operated as a premier cru bourgeois vineyard from 1868, earning awards at universal expositions in Bordeaux and Paris, and stands near the UNESCO-listed Citadelle de Blaye and renowned wine domains of Médoc and Saint-Émilion.