Be transported in this world entirely free from cars, where winding, tree-lined nature paths make ideal avenues for exploration by bicycle, horseback, or electric ATV.
With its broom and heather-brimmed terrain playing firm and fast, the private New Course by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner was included in GOLF Magazine’s Top 100 Courses in the World 2021-2022.
Rendezvous with friends and family at the social heart of the estate, Le Village; home to the gracious Resident Clubhouse*, a natural swimming lake and beach, restaurants*, and more
Ten par-3 holes pay whimsical homage to some of the most iconic holes around the globe in this fresh Gil Hanse creation.
Enjoy the fresh air to the fullest with a range of active pursuits, including tennis courts and equestrian stables, as well as a playground, electric go karts, and small petting zoo for children.
Live amidst a pastoral dream in this French farmhouse-inspired collection of three-to-seven-bedroom homes, designed by Michaelis Boyd and immersed seamlessly in the landscape.
With a name internationally synonymous with nature-immersed comfort and wellbeing, Six Senses brings not only a new hotel to the estate, but also a full-service spa, stunning castle suites, and a fine-dining restaurant. *Expected 2025
Refresh with a well earned libation by the fire in this rustic-chic haven created by Soho House-designer Michaelis Boyd, complete with stunning views of the Old Course.
The estate’s original Par-72 course, designed by Robert Von Hagge in 1987, has been consistently ranked among Europe’s top three courses over the last 30 years.
With its broom and heather-brimmed terrain playing firm and fast, the private New Course by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner was included in GOLF Magazine’s Top 100 Courses in the World 2021-2022.
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90 Minutes
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From Orleans
AD France / September 2022
Si les Bordes Estate est assurément l’un des secrets les mieux gardés de ces dernières années, il prend (enfin) vie au cœur de 560 hectares de nature sauvage où résidences privées et hôtel cinq étoiles se révèlent petit à petit, se faisant le joyau de la vallée de la Loire. Nous avons discuté avec l’architecte Alex Michaelis, dont l’agence est chargée du projet.
