Villa FR5146
Set on the border of two exceptional regions, this property is the perfect mix of Dordogne, known for its great wines, and Lot, known for its warmer and drier climate.
All the amenities you may need can be found in the local village, just a five minute stroll across the Roman style bridge.
If looking for more exploration, a short drive will take you to Eymet and Duras.
Steeped with history, this 17th century manor house contains a National Monument in the form of one of the finest Pigeonniers in France.
The house is kept cool by its thick stone walls which complement the exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors.
A pretty and romantic walled garden lines in the two hectares of grounds, filled with lavender, wisteria and ivy.
There are many spots within the grounds to find a secluded moment to enjoy the peace of nature.
For more active guests, a large swimming pool, table tennis and boules pitch are all yours.
Late afternoon lunches in the sun will be enjoyed on the outside dining table, with local delicacies purchased from local markets.
This idyllic setting is the perfect base to absorb the tranquillity of the area whilst taking in the local culture.
This villa is located on the border of the Dordogne and the Lot et Garonne regions, surrounded by beautiful countryside, vineyards and chateaux. The property is ideally situated to explore and discover this fabulous part of France with activities for all to enjoy including horse riding, kayaking, hiking, cycling, wine tours and many towns to explore.
If you prefer to stay local, there are many activities within walking distance or just a short drive away. There is a small 9-hole golf course just up the road and there are a couple of sets of clubs in the Manoir which you are welcome to use. There are also three more courses at the internationally known Chateau des Vigier, 20mins drive away.
The nearby village is within walking distance and offers all the necessary amenities including a bakery, small supermarket, bar/tabac/restaurant and a post office. Throughout the summer months, the village hosts a Soiree Gourmande every Friday evening, serving an al fresco meal of locally produced food and wine, on the square and everyone is made very welcome.
The pretty village of Eymet is only a short drive away and is certainly worth a visit, especially as has been a key location in the Tour de France in the past. There are ruins of the original castle, picturesque streets, many restaurants, a weekly market every Thursday and a night market during the summer.
The lovely village of Miramont de Guyenne also has a weekly market.
Similarly, Duras, with its famous chateau, medieval clock tower and Maison des Vins, is a popular town to visit.
The ancient town of Bergerac is characterised by its charming medieval features and original cobbled pavements. Boasting boutique shops, restaurants and pavement cafes it is most appreciated on foot. Situated in the renowned Dordogne, Bergerac is a real gateway to the surrounding wine region. Indulge in the famous Maison des Vins before exploring the countless wineries and vineyards in the beautiful countryside.
During the summer months, the town is thriving with regular markets, concerts and festivals. The whole family will enjoy a boat trip up the river, with the opportunity to see local chateaux and typical French villages. Within the local surroundings, Bergerac has a whole host of activities on offer, including caves, castles, bowling, water parks and lakes, to name a few.