Villa FR5222

Despite its rural location, you are only minutes from the meeting of the Vezere and Dordogne rivers, in the idyllic village of Limeuil.
A grand stone entrance greets you at the end of the long lane, where you come across the courtyard and picturesque stone house.
A wonderful sitting room greets you as you step inside the property, with a kitchen-diner perfect for feasting on the delights from the nearby market.
Lovely stone terraces open out from each of the four pretty bedrooms that are found within this property.
For those wishing for more privacy, a separate bedroom is found in a separate cottage.
There is so much space outside for bathing or dining, next to the glorious swimming pool.
Wander down to the field for a game of tennis, or prepare food in the summer kitchen.
Located in an area full of pretty medieval villages, this area is famous for its fine wines, truffles and markets.
Take time to explore the beautiful rivers, either hiking or canoeing.
Limeuil is the perfect village for paddling by the river beach and admiring the views from the Parc.

House Interior
Ground Floor

• Sitting room with wood burning stove and doors leading to terraces
• Kitchen-diner with snug area and wood burning stove. Kitchen well equipped including dishwasher and microwave
• Laundry room
• Two double bedrooms with French doors leading to terrace
• Twin bedroom with French doors leading to terrace
• Shower room and WC
• Separate WC
• Master bedroom with en-suite shower room
  First Floor (via hand crafted staircase)
• Office with sitting area
  Cottage Interior
• Sitting area and corner kitchen
• Bedroom with small queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom with roll top bath, large shower and WC. Doors leading to terrace
  Outside Grounds
• Private heated swimming pool (10mx5m) with safety alarm
• Pool house with summer kitchen
• Al-fresco dining area
• BBQ
• Part covered terrace by house with garden views
• Tennis court
• Gardens and woods
• Car parking outside for several cars
  Facilities
• Wi-Fi
• Heating
• AC (in main house bedrooms and sitting area)
• Telephone (payable locally)
• TV with some English channels
• Stereo and CD player
• Washing machine and dryer
• Elliptical bike

The Dordogne is known as the valley of 1000 chateaux with endless pretty medieval villages, fine wines, truffles, local markets and spectacular valleys and rivers. Both the Vézère and the Dordogne rivers offer great kayaking, canoeing and unparalleled views of the countryside.
It’s a short drive to Le Bugue (7km) where you can pick up bread from the boulangerie, find pretty patisseries, discover new wines in one of the finest wine caves in the region and dine in excellent restaurants. There is also a good choice of supermarkets, banks and other town facilities. Don’t miss the bustling market on a Tuesday where you can pick up local produce to cook up a feast to serve on your poolside terrace.
This is a great location near both the Vézère and Dordogne rivers, an area full of pretty medieval villages, fine wines, truffles, vibrant local markets, canoeing on the rivers and unspoilt views of stunning countryside. Nearby is beautiful Limeuil, where the Vézère meets the Dordogne and you can paddle by the river beach or enjoy some fine views from Parc Limeuil after wandering through the delightful village. The pretty Dordogne villages of Tremolat, with its Michelin starred restaurant, is also within a short drive and an enchanting place to visit.
The Dordogne region hosts a wealth of beautiful villages and towns, many of them classed as France’s Plus Beaux Villages such as glorious Monpazier, a bastide town dating back to the 13th century. To the north you have the sophisticated small city of Périgueux, famous for its amazing black truffles and to the east should visit Sarlat with its maze of medieval narrow streets, lovely squares and amazing restaurants. Not forgetting beautiful Bergerac to the west with its medieval architecture, narrow streets of boutiques and great restaurants as well as the unmissable Maisons de Vins.
Other magical day trips include the Lascaux caves, just outside Montignac or head to La Roque Gageac, Château de Beynac or Castelnaud-la-Chapelle for a remarkable day out in the Dordogne.

The whole region is a true haven for nature and sport lovers alike offering a wide array of outdoor activities, from horse-back riding and a nearby pony club to tennis, mountain-biking, golfing and watersports, not to mention the number of hiking and fishing opportunities in the area. Children will love the nearby waterparks, visiting the Aquarium du Perigord Noir and Jungle Golf in Le Bugue, exploring prehistoric caves and historic castles or even a magnificent hot air balloon ride across the stunning region. The more adventurous may enjoy go-karting just south of Périgueux or tree-top activities in the forests near Sarlat or Bergerac.