About Château Lanessan
Château Lanessan sits in Cussac-Fort-Médoc as one of Bordeaux's oldest family properties, held by the Bouteiller family across eight generations. The neo-classical château with Tudor-inspired detail was designed by architect Henri Duphot. It overlooks an 8-hectare English-style park. The estate spans more than 350 hectares, with 85 devoted to vineyards. The horseshoe-shaped stables, built in 1880 by André Delbos, house a horse museum that draws 8,000 visitors annually. The collection includes roughly ten Belle Epoque horse-drawn carriages.
Tasting Experiences
Château Tour
Visit the neo-classical Tudor-inspired château designed by renowned Bordeaux architect Henri Duphot at the end of the 19th century
Gardens Tour
Explore the 8-hectare English-style park with natural lush gardens, rose garden, bowers, and a magnificent greenhouse
Horse Museum and Stables
Discover the historic horseshoe-shaped stables and museum featuring a collection of Belle Époque horse-drawn carriages and tack room with saddles, harnesses, and driving equipment
Wine Tasting
Taste Lanessan wines during your visit to the estate
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Where to find Château Lanessan
Château Lanessan is at 113 Lanessan, Cussac-Fort-Médoc, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France.