Look forward to staying in this beautiful country house with a large garden and swimming pool.
Dating from 1800, this charming stone house, with its exposed beams and unplastered walls in several rooms, is the ideal holiday home for your stay in France. It forms part of a converted barn complex, with two of the rooms situated in an annexe opposite, which has also been converted from a former barn. Right next to the house is La Petite Maison, a separate holiday property which can be rented together with the main house for larger groups. Nevertheless, you’ll enjoy complete privacy on the grounds. The property features a private driveway, its own parking space, a large garden and a private swimming pool.
Take a refreshing dip in the pool, soak up the sun or relax under the pergola. In the evening, you can make yourself comfortable in the cosy living room and watch the fire crackle in the wood-burning stove.
Why not explore this charming region with its numerous cultural attractions and natural landscapes? Between the Lot and Dordogne rivers, you’ll find numerous castles and prehistoric sites. You should also visit Sarlat and Cahors, which will captivate you with their historic architecture and impressive past.
Dating from 1800, this charming stone house, with its exposed beams and unplastered walls in several rooms, is the ideal holiday home for your stay in France. It forms part of a converted barn complex, with two of the rooms situated in an annexe opposite, which has also been converted from a former barn. Right next to the house is La Petite Maison, a separate holiday property which can be rented together with the main house for larger groups. Nevertheless, you’ll enjoy complete privacy on the grounds. The property features a private driveway, its own parking space, a large garden and a private swimming pool.
Take a refreshing dip in the pool, soak up the sun or relax under the pergola. In the evening, you can make yourself comfortable in the cosy living room and watch the fire crackle in the wood-burning stove.
Why not explore this charming region with its numerous cultural attractions and natural landscapes? Between the Lot and Dordogne rivers, you’ll find numerous castles and prehistoric sites. You should also visit Sarlat and Cahors, which will captivate you with their historic architecture and impressive past.
