chateau

/ʃæˈtoʊ/
noun
  1. A large French country house or castle, often with a vineyard or estate.
    • The chateau was surrounded by acres of vineyards.
    • The family has owned the chateau for over two hundred years.
    • They toured a beautiful chateau in the Loire Valley.
  2. A large, impressive house or mansion, especially one that resembles a French castle.
    • Their summer home was a grand chateau with tall towers.
    • The billionaire built a chateau in the hills overlooking the city.
    • The hotel was styled like a French chateau, with elegant gardens.
  3. A wine estate, especially in Bordeaux, France.
    • We visited a famous chateau and tasted their latest vintage.
    • The chateau's wine has won many international awards.
    • This chateau produces some of the finest red wine in the region.
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