Nestled between the Vezere and Dordogne rivers, this is an incredible location for experiencing some of the most incredible sights of this region.

This 17th century chateau features typical Perigordian style with its towers, windows and shutters.
Framed by ancient trees and summer colour, this is like something out of a fairy tale.

The two wings and separate pigeonnier contain nine bedrooms, all of which have the historic ambience that is found throughout this property.
At the top of one of the towers you will find a grand master suite, with stunning panoramic views.
All the rooms are thoughtfully styled with antique furnishings and a homely ambience.

Children will love the cinema room with its DVDs and Netflix, as well as the twinkling ceiling lights.
Guests will enjoy relaxing in the indoor hot tub with the requestable bar service.
The swimming pool makes for ideal summer days, with lunch able to be enjoyed in the Pool house.

So many of the sights of Perigord Noir are close by, with the banks of the Dordogne just ten minutes away.

Château Interiors
North Wing
Ground Floor

Living room with open fireplace and doors opening up to sun terrace and patio
Dining room with table for 18 guests and doors opening up to sun terrace
Kitchen, well-equipped (including four Miele ovens)
Guest WC (via a couple of steps)
Tower (accessed via turret stairs)
Master bedroom with super king-size bed, living area and bathroom (on floor below) with WC, bath, separate shower, double marble vanity unit and a dressing room

First Floor (main building)

Bedroom 2 with king-size double bed
En-suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, hand basin and WC
Bedroom 3 with two double beds (accessed via bedroom 2 or bedroom 4 only)
Central Tower (accessed via turret stairs)
Bedroom 4 with king-size double bed and en suite bathroom with bath with shower attachment, hand basin and WC
Bedroom 5 with super king-size double bed (or two singles) and en suite bathroom with bath, shower attachment, hand basin and WC
South Wing
Upper Floors (over three floors)
Living area with doors leading to small round terrace
Dining area
WC
Kitchen with doors leading to large terrace
Bedroom 7 with king-size double bed and en suite bathroom with bath, shower attachment, hand basin and WC. Door leading to small terrace (with stairs leading to lower gardens)
Bedroom 8 with two single beds (or super king-size double) and an adjacent library
Bedroom 9 with king-size double bed and en suite bathroom with bath, shower attachment, hand basin and WC. Doors lead to small terrace with seating area

Basement

Cinema room
Hot tub with changing room and shower
Bar (on request)
WC
Separate Pigeonnier
Bathroom with large shower, hand basin and WC (lower floor, separate access)
Bedroom 6 with double bed (upper floor)
Outside Grounds
Swimming pool (12mx6m, depth: 1m-2.1m) with safety alarm. Open approximately May to end-October
Poolside terrace with sun loungers, tables and chairs
Poolside gazebo with lounge chairs
Pool House with shower, WC, kitchen area, fridge, gas hob, oven and microwave
Barbecue
Kids play area with swing and trampoline
Table tennis
Golf buggy (for up to 4 people) to take you around the grounds
Lake (no fishing)
Lake house with outdoor seating area (via bridge over to an island on the lake)
Gardens, fields and forest (over 60 acres, including connecting hiking and cycling paths)
Facilities
Wi-Fi
Satellite TV (including English channels)
Indoor hot tub
Cinema room (DVD/Blu-ray or Netflix)
DVD collection
Bar (on request only with advance notice)
Washing machine and dryer

Set in over 60 acres of vast grounds featuring fields, forests and a small lake, Château des Lauzes enjoys an incredible location in the heart of the Périgord Noir, between the Vézère and Dordogne rivers. There are walking and mountain biking trails in the estate which lead to other paths in the neighbouring countryside.
Despite this rural location, you are near two villages, the nearest being 3.5km with a couple of good restaurants and a bakery.
The other village, 4km away, is set on the hillside above the Dordogne river. Explore the old town, dating back to the 12th century, wandering around the steep lanes and perhaps stopping off for a coffee in a charming café or a spot of lunch. This medieval village has an interesting history and there is lots of beautiful architecture to admire as well as amazing valley and river views from the top. There’s a lovely market on a Sunday morning which shouldn’t be missed. There are also supermarkets and shops in a commercial area around the village which are useful amenities to have so close, just a ten-minute drive away.
Within ten minutes you can also be on the banks of the Dordogne river, hiring canoes and kayaks or simply sitting by the riverside with a picnic of regional delights picked up from a local market. There are boat trips along the Dordogne river, departing from some of the idyllic riverside villages such as Beynac-et-Cazenac (14km) and La Roque-Gageac (19km).
The Vézère river is also a wonderful spot for canoeing with Le Bugue (12km) just fifteen minutes by car (visit on a Tuesday morning for market day!). Not to mention the amazing pre-historic attractions across the Vézère valley, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. The village of Les Eyzies is only 8km away with its Musée National de Préhistoire.
There are also many fascinating caves in the area to explore - the most famous being pre-historic Lascaux, 30km away, with others even nearer such as the Gouffre de Proumeyssac (10km).
Not to mention the Dordogne's awe-inspiring châteaux, some of which are possible to visit such as Château de Beynac (16km) and Château des Milandes (14km) with its wonderful gardens. Garden lovers should also visit Les Jardins de Marqueyssac (17km) or the incredible Jardins du Manoir d'Eyrignac (33km).
Sarlat-la-Canéda (20km) is known for its beautiful architecture, excellent restaurants and wonderful markets. Some of the France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ are also nearby such as Domme (24km), Saint-Amand-de-Coly (37km) and Monpazier (35km).

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