Perceeloppervlakte: 1000m². huiseigenaar woont op het perceel.

Enjoy the quiet location of the house in the medieval village surrounded by vineyards, where you can reach everything on foot in just a few minutes. The ideal place for a relaxing holiday for the whole family. house lavender, this name immediately brings the Mediterranean scent of well-being to mind. And that is how this marvellous house with its large Mediterranean courtyard presents itself. A versatile summer kitchen with a 4-burner gas hob, plancha, solid barbecue, a spacious, covered terrace, a lounge area that invites you to chill out and a lion's fountain that murmurs softly to itself are wellness for all the senses.90 m² of living space in this spacious natural stone house, whose appealing rooms reflect the warm colours of the lovely surroundings, make guests feel welcome from the very first minute. The house offers space for a maximum of 6 people and on the ground floor there is a spacious kitchen and a cosy living room with an open fireplace. The two bedrooms and the bathroom with shower are on the 1st floor. SurroundingsLiending facilities : Car hire, boat hire, bicycle hireSports facilities in the area : Fishing, golf course, canoeing, mountain biking, cycling tours, indoor riding arena, riding arena / riding facilities, diving, tennisSurroundings 1Other sports and leisure facilities :Our region offers everything that makes an active holiday. Cycling, hiking, canoeing, such as the currently popular stand-up paddling on the unspoilt Dordogne, boules and many other activities. an ideal destination for nature lovers and all those who love sun, wind and water. servicesServices (may be subject to a charge) : Transfer service (airport etc.)Services 1Miscellaneous : Enjoy a good glass of wine and let yourself be carried away by the preparation of local specialities. The traditional dishes are prepared in our well-equipped summer kitchen under our guidance and after the plates have been decorated with a lot of imagination, the successful menu is enjoyed together with various Château wines. Simply glide along - boat hire for a feeThe Dordogne is a calm, easy river to navigate and the most beautiful in France. Brief descriptionNon-smoking houseKitchen 1Kitchen furniture, 4-burner gas hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, toaster, mini oven. You will find everything from A for oyster knife to Z for lemon squeezer. Living room 1Sofa bed (140x190 cm), coffee table, 2 armchairs, open fireplace, shelves with books and games, stereo system, TV (satellite reception), DVD playerBedroom 1Double bed (180x200 cm), single bed (90x200 cm), wardrobe, chest of drawers, table and 2 chairs, fan, standing mirrorBedroom 2Double bed (140x200 cm), wardrobe, chest of drawers, secretaryBathroom 1Shower, washbasin, WC, fitted wardrobeAdjoining building accessible from the inner courtyard: WC and washbasin, storage areaGarden and outdoor facilitiesRecreational facilities at the property : outdoor pool for communal useGarden equipment : garden furniture available, barbecue, bird's nest swingIn the village: tennis court, just behind the inner courtyard is access to the Mediterranean communal garden. Our large pool with a diameter of 5.50 m and the garden shower offer cooling on hot days and the lawns invite you to sunbathe or relax in the shade of the fig trees and review your holiday experiences. many secluded seating areas, including by the idyllic stream, invite you to linger and let the uniqueness of southern nature take effect on you. there is also a bird's nest swing in the garden. We are happy to provide a paddling pool for small children. To fully appreciate the beauty of nature along the Dordogne, it is best to use our boats and enjoy the rare perspective from the water, i. e. we will take you to the entry point of your choice together with the boats, life jackets and waterproof barrels and pick you up again at your destination when you call us. 2 single kayaks and a family canoe (3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children) are at your disposal. Excursions : The natural paradise of the Dordogne, hardly changed by man, has preserved its natural charm. Everything is embedded in idyllically beautiful landscapes with picturesque gardens, fascinating châteaux, defiant castles and charming wine villages. If you follow the romantic course of the river to the west, you will come across one of the most beautiful cities, Bordeaux, which has been honoured with many superlatives. And to the west of Bordeaux is the Côte d'Argent, France's "silver coast" with the longest sandy beaches and the highest dunes in Europe. Emilion and Cognac, and to the south there are such famous destinations as Eymet, La Réole, St-Macaire, Cadillac and of course the unique, wild Pyrenees. Fascination PérigordNear Gensac to the east is where the purple Périgord, the Bergeracois, begins. Traditionally, a distinction is made between the White Périgord (around Perigueux and the Isle Valley), the Green Périgord (Riberac, Nonton, Jumilhac) and the Black Périgord (east, Sarlat). The Black Périgord is the region with the most important tourist destinations and is easily accessible from us; a trip to this hinterland is like a journey into history. The collection of prehistoric caves, grottoes, stalactite caves and rock dwellings is unique, the most famous of which is Lascaux with the oldest cave paintings. The many castles and châteaux along the Dordogne, such as Fénelon, Montfort, Marqueyssac, La Malartrie, Castelnaud and of course Beynac, are also impressive, and the unique gardens and historic towns such as Beynac, Domme, Sarlat and Perigueux invite you to dream and stroll. These are fortified places such as Ste Foy la Grande, built in the Middle Ages during the almost permanent conflicts between England and France, or how about a walk along the churches and monasteries of the Way of St James, where you can enjoy the various picturesque landscapes to the full throughout your holiday. Later, back at home, close your eyes and you will hear the language of the south, smell its flavours, hear the murmur of the Dordogne and see the landscapes pass by, over a glass of Bordeaux, of course. 230361