Large tastefully decorated accommodation part of a lovely old stone building with beamed ceilings, full of character in the heart of a charming little village.

The property offers comfortable accommodation and modern fitted kitchen with electric hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine plus dinning table. There are two large double bedrooms, the huge master bedroom with double bed, beamed ceiling and French doors to the garden. The second double bedroom has a further double bed, plus one single, also with French doors to the private garden and a view on the old village tower. There is a large sitting room again with French doors to the garden. A drive leads past the garden to a private garage parking for one car and entrance direct to the apartment.

The character village house apartment is all on the one ground floor level, the beamed ceilings, French doors and furnishing along with the location in the heart of a quiet and old little village give a real feeling of France. Just around the corner is the local shop and restaurant, a 5 minute drive away is the town with supermarkets and swimming pool and everything else you might need. A quiet spot which is a great base from which to explore the Dordogne.

Outside the village is quiet and welcoming there are many footpaths to take and the countryside to explore. About 30 minutes from Bergerac this is an easy drive also within reach of Bordeaux (90 mins).

LONG TERM WINTER LET available, please enquire for details.

Pays de Bergerac. The pays de Bergerac provides a wonderful combination of gentle countryside, picturesque towns and villages, fine wine and gourmet food. The Dordogne, one of the most beautiful rivers of France, winds it’s way through Bergerac and was once of enormous importance to the region’s economy; it can be enjoyed by walks along it’s banks or taking a boat trip in a traditional gabare. The renovated old town has been restored to it’s former beauty and a pleasurable afternoon can be spent simply strolling it’s streets and relaxing in the shady squares. The Area. There is a restaurant and local shop just across the road, plus a Post office. There are several other good and inexpensive restaurants a short drive away. The local market is on Saturday in the nearby town of Mussidan where you will also find shopping in two supermarkets, 5 minutes by car. You will find everything you need there, bank, butcher, baker, general store, doctor and chemist. You may enjoy hiring an electric boat for a river excursion in nearby Neuvic, or take a trip on the River Isle or Dordogne in a traditional gabare. Lac Jemaye is one of several lakes in the area offering a beach, children’s playground, nature trails, canoeing and pedoloes. With picnic area, restaurant and snack bar it offers a great day out. There are several bastide towns throughout the valley of the Dordogne, the region of France which boasts the most chateaux. Perigueux, the capital of the department, with it’s cathedral and ancient city centre is half an hour away. St. Emilion and the many vineyards of the region are a must for those who wish to sample and perhaps take home some very fine wines. A little further afield are the classic sites of the Dordogne Valley - dramatic cliff top villages, troglodyte settlements, Les Eyzies and prehistoric caves, Domme, Beynac and Castlenaud