North of Bordeaux, Domaine Lazarus rises from three hectares of private grounds as a historic sanctuary in the heart of the Médoc. With its classical 19th-century form reimagined in modern tones, this elegant residence unfolds across three levels, offering a refined setting for family gatherings, wine holidays with friends or atmospheric French weddings.
Hosting up to 17 guests, spacious living areas create room to gather and unwind. Two separate lounges invite both quiet conversation and movie nights, one equipped with a Smart TV and Sonos soundbar. The open-plan kitchen, centred around a large island, is designed for convivial cooking, flowing into a generous dining space that opens to the outdoors. Eight double en suite bedrooms, one with an extra single bed, ensure every guest enjoys both comfort and privacy, while a hammam on the lower ground floor adds a tranquil spa-like dimension.
Outside, the estate offers space and seclusion, with an 18-metre swimming pool, children’s play area (with zipline!) and wonderful terraces made for long lunches and afternoons in the sun. North-facing at the entrance and south-facing at the estuary, the domaine is bathed in natural light and framed by wide, open views.
Domaine Lazarus is perfectly placed for exploring the famed wine country of Margaux, just a 10-minute drive away. Neighbouring Grand Cru Classé estates such as Château Giscours, Château Ferrière and Château Kirwan offer immersive tasting experiences, vineyard strolls or even cycling tours through the vines. The region’s seasonal events and festivals, quiet villages and scenic estuary crossings add further colour to your stay.
Tailor-made activities can be arranged to elevate the experience: craft your own blend in a private wine workshop, take to the skies in a hot air balloon or enjoy a gourmet picnic among the vines. For unforgettable moments, a professional photo shoot can be arranged to capture the magic.
Whether celebrating a special occasion or retreating in refined seclusion, Domaine Lazarus offers a stay that is deeply rooted in the pleasures of southwest France.
