La Gerbaudie
Valeuil, France
Amenities
Washer
Pool
A/C
Pets Allowed
Parking
Dryer
Home details
Groups with children will adore this rustic and rather quirky country villa in the Dordogne. There is plenty of outdoor space and the swimming pool is in an enclosed courtyard. Three of the four bedrooms are set up family style, with a both a double and a twin bed. You’ll be charmed by the original details - worn wooden beams overhead, antique fireplace facades, and gorgeous stone terrace.This family villa’s outdoor kitchen is a boon if you venture to one of the local markets! Sunday is market day in the nearest village, Bourdeilles (4 km), where you’ll find fine cheese, local produce, and foie gras. Farther south is Périgueux (20 km), where there’s a larger market and a bustling town.This region is also an educational opportunity. Périgueux is home to the Perigord Museum of Art and Archeology, and Gallo-Roman ruins. Another nearby city worth a visit is Brantôme (7 km), where the Dronne river runs beside stunning gardens and architecture - rent a canoe and paddle past the Benedictine Abbey, chateaux, and fortresses nearly 800 years old. From this villa, the Dordogne’s history is at your doorstep.
Features:
Ground Floor
- Kitchen accessing the pool area behind- Sitting room- 1 ’family’ bedroom with a double and a single bed- Shower room with WC
Upper Floor
- 1 ’family’ bedroom with a double and a single bed (stairs from kitchen)- Twin bedroom (stairs from sitting room)- 1 family’ bedroom with a double and a single bed and ensuite bathroom with separate shower stall and WC (stairs from sitting room)
Outside Grounds
- Swimming pool with Roman steps (size: 10 x 5 m / depth: 1 m - 1.8 m) and alarm system- Poolside shower room with WC- Stone-walled Pool area - Covered terrace- Barbecue area- Separate private garden area with fruit trees and benches- Lawn area
Amenities
- Internet broadband access- BBQ- Satellite TV - DVD player- Stereo- Cot & High chair- Table tennis- Washing machine- Dishwasher- Fridge- Electric oven- Gas hob- Microwave
Location:
The villa is located at 4 km from Bourdeilles, one of the most well-known villages in Dordogne. Its Feudal Fortress XIIC and Rennaissance palace XVIC are certainly worth a visit as are its local shops and markets. On-site activities include tennis, canoeing and horse riding.
Brantome (7km) is a stunning town reminiscent of Venice. The abbey is a highlight, with boat trips and canoeing amongst the favourite activities here.
Périgueux, famous for its amazing golf courses, is also easily accessible.
Local Activities and Amenities
- Public tennis court: Bourdeilles
- Golf: Marsac sur Lisle, Perigueux (24k’s) (Tel : 055 353 6590)
Canoe/kayak : Brantome Canoes, Rte. de Thiviers, Brantome. (Tel : 055 305 7724)
Watersports : Canoes Bourdeilles Loisirs 8Tel : 055 304 5694); Les Canoes du Moulin, Lisle (Tel : 055 354 9371); Lac de Jemaye, St. Andre de Double (43k’s approx.) Pedaloes, canoe, quad bike etc.
- Beach: Lac de Jemaye or along the River Dronne
- Fishing along the River Dronne, permits can be bought from bars and shops in the area
- VTT/bicycle hire: Cycles Spad’Zone, Brantome. Tel : 0553 080 265
- Horse riding: Ferme Equestre de Naudonnet, Bourdeilles (3k’s approx)
- Local produce market: Lisle (Tuesday), Brantome (Friday and Sunday), Thiviers (Saturdy), Tocane St. Apre (Saturday).
- Restaurants: Auberge de la Truffe, Sorges (Tel : 055 305 0205); Les Freres Charbonnel, Brantome (Tel : 055 305 7015); Hostellerie le Donjon, Bourdeilles (Tel : 055 304 8203)
- Pharmacy: Brantome (Tel : 055 335 8484)
- Doctor: Berecos, Constantin (Tel : 055 303 7276)
- Bank: Brantome
- Cash machine: Brantome
-Tourist information: Brantome (Tel : 055 305 8052) and Perigueux (Tel : 055 353 1063)
Tourist attractions:
-Bourdeilles: Feudal Fortress XIIC and Rennaissance palace XVIC side by side, majestic! Tel : 055 303 7336
- Villars (20k’s approx): Chateau Puyguilhem XVIC, early Rennaissance and Les Grottes de Villars
- Brantome (7k’s): Benedictine Abbey, troglodytical caves, and famous for its restaurants
- Perigueux (24k’s) Two thousand years of history and lots of shopping!
- Public Gardens to visit : Les Jardins de l’Imaginaire, Terrasson;
Les Jardins de l’au-dela, Brantome; Jardins de l’abbaye, Brantome (Free visit)
Jardin du Chateau de Mellet, Neuvic sur l’Isle; Jardins du Chateau de Hautefort, Hautefort;Jardin du Chateau de Jumilhac, Jumilhac le Grand; Jardin du l’Institut du Tabac, Bergerac.
- Night life: ’Le Village’, Chateau l’Eveque (between Brantome and Perigueux)
Terms & Conditions:
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€400 per week charged to clients’ credit card prior to arrival.
Between 16.00 and 18.00 (If you are unable to do so please contact owner to advise estimated time of arrival)
Before 10.00 a.m.
Yes. Linen changed weekly: Extra linen is left in the property, if requested at the time of booking. Pool towels are not included.
Not allowed.
The property is available from mid June to mid September.
Yes
Outside only.
Please note there are low ceiling heights between the kitchen and living area.
Adequate travel insurance is required.
7 nights
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
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About the area
Dordogne, France is a captivating destination, offering a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. It's known for its picturesque landscapes filled with medieval castles, prehistoric cave art replicas, and charming villages.
For history enthusiasts, the region's prehistoric sites are a must-visit. While the original Lascaux Cave is closed to the public to preserve its Paleolithic cave paintings, an exact replica called Lascaux IV was opened in 2016 for visitors to experience. Other notable sites include the National Museum of Prehistory and the prehistoric dwellings at Roque Saint-Christophe.
The region's medieval past is also well-preserved in its numerous castles and fortresses. The Château de Beynac and Château de Castelnaud are among the most impressive ones, offering stunning views over the Dordogne River.
Dordogne is also renowned for its gastronomy. The region is famous for its truffles, foie gras, and wines from Bergerac which produces both red and white wines but it's particularly known for its sweet white Monbazillac wines. Visitors can explore local markets such as those in Sarlat-la-Canéda or partake in a wine tasting tour in one of the many vineyards.
Nature lovers will appreciate Dordogne's diverse landscapes which include not only historical sites but also beautiful countryside vistas, rivers perfect for canoeing along with forests ideal for hiking such as those found in Périgord Limousin Natural Regional Park.
The region's villages are equally enchanting. Places like La Roque-Gageac and Monpazier offer narrow cobblestone streets lined with traditional stone houses along with inviting cafes and shops selling local crafts.
In essence, Dordogne offers a unique blend of historical intrigue, culinary delights, natural beauty and rural charm that caters to all types of travelers. Its rich heritage combined with its tranquil countryside and diverse landscapes make it a destination that's truly worth exploring.
House rules
Check-in 4:00 PM • Check-out 10:00 AM