“Château Léoube has been a treasured place since long before we became its guardians,” writes Carole Bamford of her home in Provence. “While we’d like to think we found Léoube, in reality, it chose us.” Together with her husband, JCB mogul Anthony Bamford, the designer, organic farmer, philanthropist, restaurateur and founder of Daylesford Organic has spent the last 28 years revitalising the château, and has now written a book about it. The estate, on a sleepy bay on the Côte d’Azur, stretches across 1,400 acres, and as well as the main house (pictured), there’s a guest villa, a pool, gardens, a vineyard, an olive grove and a beach restaurant. Taking on such a beloved spot is a weighty responsibility but, as this book attests, it is possible to capture the…