Chateau Saussignac stands as a magnificent testament to centuries past, whose foundations were laid in the 16th century. Its two wings were built during the renaissance period so have a more refined style than the older part of the chateau. The ceiling beams stand at a minimum of 4.5 meters high and the stone walls are one meter thick. There is a labyrinth of stone cellar under the whole structure where protestant monks were hidden to escape persecution.

The drawing room has a panelled wall, has a large double door and a small single door entering the room. It is said that the small door was for the use of the servants and the large door for the gentry. it is also said that this was typical for the period. As you wander through you will discover period collectables that transport you back in time. Adorning every corner are antique paintings and vintage furniture, each piece carefully selected to reflect the chateau's rich past. This authentic collection ensures a connection with its historical elegance.