Vacation rentals in Dordogne, France with free parking

Perched on a hill in the heart of the Périgord Pourpre, perfectly located between Bergerac and Périgueux, this beautiful château awaits, entirely dedicated to food, wine and the pleasure of the five senses! If paradise exists in the Dordogne, it most likely looks like Château De Neveu. Set in incredible unspoiled nature, nestled within a 30-hectare private estate of meadows and woodland, this 18th century residence is a nature lovers dream and a true haven of peace, seclusion and serenity. Relax by the gorgeous swimming pool with stunning views across the hills, dine al-fresco beneath the wisteria-clad pergola and come across numerous cycling paths and walking trails in and around the grounds. Look out for owls, deer and local birds as you appreciate the château’s wonderful surroundings. Château De Neveu welcomes families and friends in total privacy, sleeping up to 14 guests across its seven pretty bedrooms, most with a view of the valley or woods. This elegant and refined home has been lovingly restored to preserve its authenticity yet renovations over recent years have brought it into the 21st century. Guests can expect fine antiques, classical furnishings and a wealth of original features such as exposed beams, original stone walls, the impressive spiral staircase, huge stone carved fireplaces and antique stone flooring. This is such a fantastic setting for experiencing the very best of the Dordogne from charming villages and bastide towns to glorious vineyards and of course historic chateaux. Explore the landscapes on horseback, hire canoes or kayaks along the Dordogne or enjoy river cruises from Creysse, just 19km away. Soak up the ambience at picturesque markets showcasing the very best of the Périgord, including those of Bergerac and Périgueux, both fine towns to visit for their architecture, charm and gastronomic reputation. Find yet more amazing cuisine and exquisite character in Sarlat-la-Canéda or venture west to the UNESCO World Heritage vineyards of Saint-Émilion, both just over an hour away by car. Features: Château Interiors Ground Floor -    Entrance hall -    Living room with large stone fireplace, chesterfield sofas, Satellite TV and DVD player -    Dining area with large stone fireplace and table for 14 guests -    Kitchen, well-equipped including table and chairs -    Guest WC -    Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (180x200cm) and en suite bathroom with shower, sink and separate WC First Floor (via stone spiral staircase) -    Bedroom 2 with queen-size double bed (160x200cm), stone fireplace and en suite bathroom with shower, sink and WC -    Bedroom 3 with queen-size double bed (160x200cm) and stone fireplace -    Bedroom 4 with twin beds (90x200cm each) -    Bathroom with bath, Italian shower, double sink and WC (accessed via bedrooms 3 and 4) -    Bedroom 5 with queen-size double bed (160x200cm) and stone fireplace -    Bedroom 6 with king-size double bed (180x200cm) and stone fireplace -    Bathroom with bath, Italian shower, double sink and WC (shared between bedrooms 5 and 6) Separate Barn Annexe -    Bedroom 7 with queen-size double bed (160x200cm) and en suite shower room with Italian shower, sink and WC Outside Grounds   -    Swimming pool (10x5m) with safety alarm, surrounded by stone wall and accessed via  wooden door. Open approximately mid-June to end-September -    Poolside sun loungers, parasols and al-fresco dining area -    Wisteria covered pergola with large dining table -    Charcoal barbecue -    Pétanque court -    Badminton/volleyball area -    Orangerie with table tennis -    Utility room (washing machine, dryer, American fridge and freezer) -    30-hectare estate with woods and meadows (walking/cycling trails) -    Private driveway and ample parking Facilities -    Wi-Fi (main house only) -    Fireplaces -    Satellite TV with international channels -    DVD player -    Table tennis -    Pétanque -    Badminton/volleyball -    Washing machine and tumble dryer (in outdoors utility room) Location: In the glorious Dordogne department, almost equidistant to the historic towns of Bergerac and Périgueux, Château De Neveu enjoys a beautiful rural setting. If arriving by plane, Bergerac Airport is around 25km by car whilst Bordeaux and Brive-Souillac Airport are both within a 90-minute drive. There are many wonderful walking and cycling trails beyond the château’s vast grounds and tennis fans note there is a public tennis court a short drive away. It goes without saying that you will find seasonal canoeing and kayaking opportunities along the Dordogne River and also by parts of the Vézère near Le Bugue (35km). There is horse-riding within a 20-minute drive and golf-lovers have a choice of courses from the 9-hole Golf Du Château Les Merles (18km) to Golf Vigiers (48km) and Golf de la Forge (51km). Discover wine-tasting in the Bergerac and Pécharmant vineyards or venture towards the great wine city of Bordeaux (124km) and the idyllic hilltop village of Saint-Émilion (86km), home to UNESCO World Heritage classified vineyards. Of course, history-lovers will adore the many grand châteaux across the Périgord whilst bastide towns, small charming villages and beautiful cities also await. Start off in Bergerac (22km) with its picturesque setting by the Dordogne River, atmospheric markets and historic architecture whilst Périgueux (33km), the capital of the Périgord Noir, will also impress you with its charm, history and gastronomic delights. If you can find the time, venture to the exquisitely preserved medieval Sarlat-la-Canéda (63km), one of France’s most popular destinations and known for its fine cuisine. Characterful hamlets and villages within a short drive include Clermont de Beauregard, Saint Georges de Montclard and Issac. Slightly further afield, Dordogne gems include Trémolat (26km), home to a Michelin starred restaurant, and Limeuil (33km) where the Dordogne and Vézère converge. If you are hoping to visit the famous villages of Domme and La Roque-Gageac, they can be reached in around an hour. Heading west, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande is worthy of a visit on a Saturday morning for its fantastic market. Alternatively, explore the countryside to the east across the Vézère valley, famed for its pretty villages and fascinating pre-historic sites, especially around Les Eyzies (40km). Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card by Oliver’s Travels as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 5.00 p.m 9.00 a.m. Yes. All linen, bath, and pool towels are included in the rental price. Not allowed. No weddings are permitted. Stag/hen parties and any other special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges. Saturday. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. 14 nights from mid-July - mid-August. 7 nights during all other periods. Heating not included. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Wi-Fi can be found in the main house only, not in the annexe. Yes. The pool is open approximately mid-June to end-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

This tasteful 18th-century holiday home in Thenon with an authentic farm vibe comes with 5 cozy rooms for 10. With a private pool and a lot of space, the home is ideal for a family with kids. A spacious house in the middle of nature with a breathtaking view of 180 degrees across the valley. The home offers convenient distances to a lot of popular spots around. Montignac water sports can be enjoyed in a 15-minute ride. Lascaux, the Vézère valley with its rich culture, festivals, churches and castles are within easy reach. This is an ideal place for a family or friendly couples with children. It offers a garden, several terraces, and a playground. Plenty of space to read, play a game, watch the birds -or deer- or have a good conversation. But guaranteed that a few times a day everyone will visit the meter-long table on the large terrace to enjoy the phenomenal view and the delicacies that the Perigord Noir offers. The home is located in the heart of the Dordogne with all its sights. Good 4G internet connection, suitable for home office. Note: During your booking process, please share the group composition with your host. For example, let them know if the guests are: single adults, couples, a mix of singles and couples, or a family with children. This information helps the host to prepare the accommodation in the best possible way for your stay.

This tasteful 18th-century holiday home in Thenon is ideal for families with children. For nature and culture lovers, for foodies, cyclists and walkers. Swimming in your private pool, lazing in your garden, having a barbeque, tasting the delicacies you bought at the market in the morning, having a drink on the terrace or listening to the crickets. The home offers convenient distances to a lot of popular spots around. Tennis court in Azerat is just 9 km away while Montignac water sports can be enjoyed in a 15-minute ride. Groceries and bank if needed; cosy restaurants to be explored in 3 km each. This home lies with his back to the world and overlooks a dreamy valley. In doing so, it invites stillness and reflection and offers many holiday pleasures, as it is located in the heart of Dordogne with all its sights. Lascaux, culture, festivals, churches and castles are within easy reach. There is a car park on the domain that offers space for many cars if parking is efficient. The house is not adapted for wheelchair users; there is a step between the living area and the hall to the bedroom/bathroom. Good 4G internet connection, suitable for home office. Note: During your booking process, please share the group composition with your host. For example, let them know if the guests are: single adults, couples, a mix of singles and couples, or a family with children. This information helps the host to prepare the accommodation in the best possible way for your stay.

Set within 150 hectares of woodland, vines and fields, this 17th century stately home enjoys an exceptional natural setting, ideally located for visiting medieval villages, pre-historic caves, grand châteaux and the undulating landscapes of the Périgord region of France. Domaine de la Louyre sleeps up to 12 guests across its two historic houses. Step into the beautiful main residence and admire original features, antique furnishings and a wonderful collection of artwork from across the world. The living room is refined with its grand fireplace, heavy wood beams, tiled flooring and elegant sofas whilst the light-filled kitchen and dining area is perfect for atmospheric meals with family and friends making the most of the region’s fine gastronomy.   Climb up the wooden staircase to four gorgeous bedrooms where historic elegance meets modern luxury. All four doubles feature king-size beds (three of which can be split into twins) and sumptuous bedding alongside three bathrooms (two en suite) with good quality toiletries. Another four guests will stay in the little house by the courtyard with its simple yet charming living area and bathroom on the ground floor and two double/twin bedrooms beneath the eaves upstairs. On warm summer days, enjoy your morning coffee beneath the wisteria-clad terrace and gather for long lunches on the shaded tables in the courtyard. The swimming pool also awaits, fenced off for safety, and there’s a lovely area in the garden with deck chairs and shade sails. Spend quality time with loved ones as you splash around in the pool, play boules and table tennis or enjoy long walks through the glorious garden and beyond.    Another unique highlight of this domaine is the Napoleon Museum, set within the grounds around 1km away. Arrange a guided tour to see the private collection of paintings, sculptures and other artefacts housed in the manoir owned by Napoleon’s descendants. There’s a characterful village just over five minutes away by car with restaurants and an épicerie selling local produce or head to the bustling market town of Le Bugue for further amenities as well as canoeing/kayaking and other family-friendly activities. Dine in the Michelin starred restaurant in Trémolat near the banks of the Dordogne, paddle in the river after pottering around the pretty village of Limeuil and spend time in other gems of the region such as Bergerac, Périgueux and Sarlat-la-Canéda, all perfect days out reached in less than an hour by car. Features: Main House Interiors Ground Floor -    Living room with wood-burning stove and TV -    Open-plan kitchen and dining area with table for 12 guests and doors opening out to courtyard terrace. Kitchen well-equipped including dishwasher, electric oven, gas stove, microwave, fridge-freezer, toaster, electric teapot and coffee machine First Floor -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (can be split as two singles) and en suite bathroom with shower, sink and WC -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (can be split as two singles) and en suite bathroom with shower, sink and WC -    Bedroom with king-size double bed -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (can be split as two singles) -    Bathroom with bath and sink -    WC Courtyard House Interiors Ground Floor -    Simple living area -    Bathroom with shower and WC First Floor (sloping ceilings) -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (can be split as two singles) -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (can be split as two singles) Outside Grounds -    Swimming pool (10x5m, depth: 1.8m) with safety gate/fencing. Open approximately May to October -    Garden overlooking pool area with deck chairs and shade sails -    Courtyard with shaded dining table for 12 guests -    Wisteria-clad terrace with table and chairs -    Barbecue -    Boules pitch -    Badminton set -    Table tennis -    Parking -    150-hectares of private grounds (woodland, vines, fields) Location: In the Périgord Noir, this beautiful historic residence sits within 150 hectares of woodland, vines and fields, part of the same vast estate as the highly regarded Napoleon Museum. Around 1km away, this museum is home to paintings, sculptures and other personal objects from the Napoleon family’s private collection, some of which are classified as Historical Monuments - guided tours can be arranged on certain afternoons in the week (April to September). There is a lovely medieval village around 5km away with two bakeries, a grocery store with local products, a pharmacy and a small handful of restaurants and café-bars. There are further amenities in Vergt (14km) and the bustling market town of Le Bugue (16km). Across this area look out for atmospheric markets and restaurants showcasing the excellent gastronomy of the region. There are many other gems of the Dordogne within a short drive. The picturesque village of Trémolat (15km) is home to the Michelin starred restaurant, Le Vieux Logis, not far from pretty Limeuil (17km), classified as one of France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ where the Dordogne and Vézère rivers converge.    The pre-historic treasures of the Vézère valley await with Les Eyzies (22km) less than half an hour away whilst the Lascaux IV Centre International de l’Art Pariétal (40km) is also easily reached – perhaps detour to the charming villages of Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère (33km) or Coly-Saint-Amand (53km) en route. A little further afield, historic Périgueux (34km) is a fantastic day out with its grand architecture and wonderful markets, or visit the vineyards close to Bergerac (35km), combined with lunch out in this handsome riverside town famed for its wine production. Heading east instead, Sarlat-la-Canéda (45km) is another highlight of the region, not far from several famous Dordogne villages (Domme and La Roque-Gageac, for example), iconic châteaux (Château des Milandes, Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, Château de Beynac etc) and the very beautiful Les Jardins de Marqueyssac, all within an hour by car. Terms & Conditions: ? €1000 paid to owners by cash on arrival or via bank transfer at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded 7 days after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Not allowed. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges. Cot and high chair available on request. Saturday from mid-July to end-August. Flexible during all other periods. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. 7 nights. Yes. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Yes. The pool is open from approximately May to October. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

Discover the charm of rural France with a stay at this peaceful holiday home on the historic Domaine d’Essendiéras. Surrounded by forest and just steps from a tranquil lake, this countryside retreat is ideal for families, couples, or small groups seeking rest and recreation. Relax on the private, covered terrace, take a dip in the shared pool (open May to September), or enjoy the garden while kids explore the trampoline and play area. Sports enthusiasts can use the tennis court, boules court, or hop on a bike to explore the scenic estate. A bar and restaurant on-site mean great meals are always close at hand. Just 5 km away, Excideuil welcomes you with cafés, bakeries, and a lively market. Enjoy classic French cuisine at Le Rustic or the refined dishes of Le Fin Chapon in nearby Hautefort. The home is pet-friendly, with ample space and trails for your dog to roam. For a unique outing, take a guided tour through Les Grottes de Presque, where leashed dogs are welcome inside this centuries-old cave system. Explore the rich heritage of the Dordogne region—visit the castles of Hautefort and Pompadour, or delve into prehistoric wonders at the Lascaux, Tourtoirac, and Villars caves. Day trips to Périgueux, Brantôme, or Limoges add even more to your unforgettable countryside escape.

This elegant 4-bedroom mansion in Savignac-Lédrier is perfect for a weekend escape with family or friends, comfortably hosting up to 8 guests. Enjoy the private swimming pool with deckchairs, a barbecue-ready terrace, and a garden with a swing set for children. Indoors, central heating and a fireplace keep things cozy, and a camping cot and high chair are available. Table tennis adds a fun touch to your stay. Explore nearby attractions like the Forges de Savignac-Lédrier and (Gorges de l’Auvézère), or venture to the stunning Cave of Tourtoirac. Garden lovers will enjoy The Marqueyssac Gardens, Les Jardins de l’Imaginaire, and The Gardens of Eyrignac Manor. Water sports are just 9 km away, and golf is 12 km from the property. Dine at (Bar Restaurant des Forges), La Taverne Du Boucher, or LA CRÉMAILLÈRE. For drinks, unwind at the welcoming Bar Restaurant des Forges. Bergerac Airport is 58 km away. Please note: recycling bins are available locally, and a 30L non-recyclable rubbish bag is provided for the week.

Set amid the scenic hills of St. Médard d’Excideuil, this picturesque Périgord-style cottage at Domaine d’Essendiéras blends rustic charm with peaceful countryside views. Surrounded by a private garden and sun-kissed terrace, the home invites guests to unwind beside a heated pool, share alfresco meals, or let little ones play freely with access to shared trampolines and play equipment. A high chair and other family-friendly touches ensure comfort for all ages. Located in the cultural heart of Dordogne, the area is brimming with treasures waiting to be explored. Discover the prehistoric wonders of the Lascaux and Tourtoirac Caves, or visit the grand Château de Hautefort, just a short drive away. Wander through nearby medieval villages like Ségur-le-Château or enjoy a scenic canoe trip along the Auvézère River, all within a 60 km radius. Local gastronomy is a highlight—savor regional specialties like foie gras, truffles, and duck confit at Excideuil’s charming Le Rustic or enjoy elegant dining with panoramic views at La Table du Domaine. The surrounding forests and lakeside paths are perfect for long walks with your furry companion, as pets are warmly welcomed here. Whether you’re enjoying a dip in the pool, sipping wine under the stars, or exploring the rich history and flavors of the Dordogne, this cottage offers a serene base to soak it all in.

Tucked within the stunning Domaine d’Essendiéras in the heart of the Dordogne, this beautifully restored Périgord-style cottage offers the perfect blend of French countryside charm and modern leisure. Surrounded by rolling hills, ancient forests, and a serene private garden, guests can unwind in the heated, fenced swimming pool or enjoy leisurely afternoons on the sunny terrace with a barbecue and lounge seating. Children will love the shared trampoline and play equipment, while adults can take advantage of the tennis and boules courts, or relax in the cozy living space by the fireplace. Families will appreciate thoughtful additions like a high chair and children’s bed (on request), making it a welcoming stay for all ages. Bicycles are also available to explore the domain and its scenic surroundings. For those traveling with pets, there’s plenty of space to roam, and local attractions like Les Grottes de Presque even welcome leashed dogs for underground cave tours. The region is rich in heritage, with iconic sites like the prehistoric Lascaux Caves, Château de Hautefort, and the charming towns of Sarlat, Brantôme, and Périgueux all within reach. Wine and gastronomy lovers can indulge in regional delicacies such as truffles and foie gras at local markets, or dine at nearby favorites like Le Rustic in Excideuil or Auberge de la Truffe in Sorges for authentic Périgord flavors. Whether you’re soaking up the Dordogne sunshine by the pool, exploring medieval castles, or savoring wine under the stars, this peaceful cottage offers an unforgettable escape into the heart of southwest France.

Located in the tranquil Domaine d’Essendiéras near Saint-Médard-d’Excideuil, this luxurious villa accommodates up to 12 guests. Surrounded by forest and close to a lake, it offers a peaceful escape just 5 km from the town center and amenities. The villa features five en-suite bedrooms, including one with a king-size bed and another with a bunk bed, all equipped with satellite TV offering Dutch and international channels. The spacious living room includes a fireplace and DVD player, while the open kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances. Additional comforts include a conservatory, pantry with laundry facilities, and multiple heating options. Outdoors, guests can enjoy a private garden and terrace with sun loungers and a charcoal BBQ, perfect for relaxing or dining al fresco. Recreational amenities abound, with a private heated pool (open May–September), shared tennis court, boules court, trampoline, and play equipment. Bicycles are available for exploring the scenic surroundings. Family-friendly features like a children’s bed and high chair are available on request, making this villa ideal for both relaxation and adventure.

Set in the serene Domaine d’Essendiéras in Saint-Médard-d’Excideuil, this spacious holiday home offers a luxurious escape for up to 6 guests. With 3 bedrooms spread across two floors, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living room with satellite TV, it’s perfect for families or friends seeking comfort and charm. Enjoy the private heated swimming pool (open June to early September), a roofed terrace, fenced garden, and amenities like a BBQ, sun loungers, and deckchairs. Kids will love the trampoline and play equipment, while adults can unwind with boules or tennis. Bicycles are available for exploring the lush surroundings. Nearby, discover the mystical Cave of Tourtoirac, prehistoric wonders at Rouffignac Cave, and the dramatic Gouffre de Proumeyssac. History buffs will enjoy Villars Cave, La Roque St. Christophe, and the elegant Château de Hautefort. Dine locally at L’anagramme, La Romita, or L’Auberge du Fin Chapon, and sip drinks at (Le Bivou’ack), Malleville, or La Guinguette à Roulettes. For garden lovers, stroll through le jardin d’hélys-oeuvre, the sculpted Gardens of Eyrignac Manor, or the lush Water Gardens of Carsac. With Brive and Limoges airports just 60 km away, this elegant retreat blends nature, culture, and relaxation in the heart of Dordogne.

Escape to the heart of the Dordogne at this charming lakeside chalet, nestled on the 360-hectare Domaine d’Essendiéras. Ideal for couples or families, it offers stunning nature views, direct access to forest trails, and peaceful mornings on a private, covered terrace. Relax by the shared heated pool (open May–September), let the kids enjoy the play area and trampoline, or explore the estate by bike. With a high chair available on request and plenty of outdoor space, this chalet is both family- and pet-friendly. The village of Excideuil is just 5 km away, offering cozy cafés and weekly markets. Discover Dordogne’s cultural gems—from the prehistoric caves of Tourtoirac and Lascaux to the grand Château de Hautefort and medieval Ségur-le-Château. Day trips to Périgueux or Brantôme offer rich history and regional cuisine. Dogs are warmly welcomed here. Stroll through scenic trails or take your pup on a unique adventure to Les Grottes de Presque, a spectacular cave system where leashed dogs can join a guided 40-minute tour filled with awe-inspiring rock formations. Whether you’re unwinding on the terrace with local wine, playing tennis on-site, or exploring the rolling countryside, this chalet offers a restful and authentic Dordogne escape.

(Francais ci-dessous) An elegant chateau nestled in a landscaped park surrounded by high walls and a beautiful swimming pool. A property full of character with many original elements, along with a lovely covered terrace great for ’al fresco’ dining with the family, overlooking the gardens and pool area. A perfect French country retreat in the heart of the Perigord Entering this chateau via the grand gates, you will find the front of the property accessed via the pretty courtyard with its hundred-year-old trees and apple orchard. There is a quaint renovated guest cottage with a beautiful covered terrace to one side and the main facade of the Chateau in front. Inside the chateau, all the living rooms of the castle also over look the courtyard and gardens. There is a large grand living room with a monumental fireplace and a beautiful large dining room with its tailor-made bookcases surrounding another fireplace. The kitchen is well equipped with ven, dishwasher, American fridge freezer, microwave, kettle toaster and Nespresso coffee machine. Also in the ground floor is a laundry room and toilet. A seven-hundred year old limestone spiral staircase takes you to the 1st floor and to the master bedroom with ar large and beautiful fireplace, spacious separate bathroom with freestanding bath, separate shower room and dressing room. Up another level is the enormous loft bedroom with its original beamed ceiling, large fireplace, stone turret and its own shower room and toilet. Also on this side of the Chateau is a further double bedroom with separate full sized bathroom. In the wing of the house dating from the 16th century, you will find three further bedrooms, (1 twin, 1 double and 1 large single) each with its own bathroom / shower room, accessible by a pretty wooden staircase. The guest house which is in the courtyard of the castle, includes a living room with kitchenette, a e ground floor bedroom with double bed, perfect for people with mobility issues, a ground floor shower room and a large mezzanine of where you will find four further single beds Outside, there is an abundance of space within the walled grounds, landscaped gardens and a beautiful 12 x 6 swimming pool and terrace. The pool is normally open from mid May until the end of September. It is not heated but can be heated for a charge of per stay. This truly is a little piece of countryside heaven to spend quality family time creating memories. Bed and bath linen is not included in the price, as our guests generally like to save the cost of this. However, we do offer an optional full set of bed and bath linen. This can be ordered and paid for during booking. A compulsory cleaning" fee is charged at the time of booking . However, the house must not be left dirty when the tenants leave. We ask our tenants to leave the accommodation as they found it on their arrival (kitchen and sanitary facilities clean, fridge and cupboards emptied, no trace of apparent dirt, bins removed, etc.). If the accommodation is left dirty, the Tenant will have a deduction from the deposit for the extra time spent cleaning the accommodation. The tenant will be informed without delay by message via the platforms, by sms or email, with photo(s) and/or video(s). Un élégant château niché dans un parc paysager entouré de hauts murs et d’une belle piscine. Une propriété pleine de caractère avec de nombreux éléments d’origine, ainsi qu’une belle terrasse couverte idéale pour les repas "al fresco" avec la famille, donnant sur les jardins et la piscine. Une retraite en campagne française parfaite au coeur du Périgord En entrant dans ce château par le grand portail, vous trouverez l’avant de la propriété accessible par la jolie cour avec ses arbres centenaires et son verger de pommiers. Il y a une charmante maison d’amis rénovée avec une belle terrasse couverte d’un côté et la façade principale du château devant. A l’intérieur du château, toutes les pièces à vivre du château donnent également sur la cour et les jardins. Il y a un grand grand salon avec une cheminée monumentale et une belle grande salle à manger avec ses bibliothèques sur mesure entourant une autre cheminée. La cuisine est bien équipée avec four , lave-vaisselle, réfrigérateur congélateur américain, micro-ondes, bouilloire grille-pain et cafetière Nespresso. Également au rez-de-chaussée se trouve une buanderie et des toilettes. Un escalier en colimaçon sept fois centenaire en pierre calcaire vous emmène au 1er étage et à la chambre principale avec un double lit, une grande et belle cheminée, spacieuse salle de bain séparée avec bain autoportant, salle de douche séparée et dressing. À un autre niveau se trouve l’énorme chambre en mezzanine avec son plafond aux poutres apparentes d’origine, sa grande cheminée, sa tourelle en pierre et sa propre salle de douche et ses toilettes. De ce côté du château se trouve également une autre chambre double avec une grande salle de bain séparée. Dans l’aile de la maison datant du 16ème siècle, vous trouverez trois autres chambres, (2 lits simple, 1 double et 1 grand lit simple ) chacune avec sa propre salle de bain/douche, accessible par un joli escalier en bois. La maison d’amis qui se trouve dans la cour du château, comprend un séjour avec coin cuisine, une chambre double au rez-de-chaussée, idéale pour les personnes à mobilité réduite, une salle d’eau au rez-de-chaussée et une grande mezzanine où vous trouverez quatre autres lits simples . A l’extérieur, il y a beaucoup d’espace dans le terrain clos, des jardins paysagers et une belle piscine de 12 x 6 et une terrasse. La piscine est normalement ouverte de mi-mai à fin septembre. Il n’est pas chauffé mais le chauffage peut-être demandé moyennant un supplément par séjour. C’est vraiment un petit coin de paradis à la campagne pour passer du bon temps en famille à créer des souvenirs. Le linge de lit et de bain n’est pas inclus dans le prix, car nos clients aiment généralement économiser ce coût. Cependant, nous proposons en option un kit complet de linge de lit et serviettes. Cela peut être commandé et payé lors de la réservation. Un forfait "ménage obligatoire est facturé à la réservation Cependant, la maison ne doit pas être laissée sale au départ des locataires. Nous demandons à nos locataires de laisser le logement tel qu’ils l’ont trouvé à leur arrivée (cuisine et sanitaires propres, frigo et placards vidés, aucune trace de salissures apparentes, poubelles enlevées, etc.). Si le logement est laissé sale, le Locataire aura une retenue sur la caution pour le temps supplémentaire passé à nettoyer le logement. Le locataire sera informé sans délai par message via les plateformes, par sms ou email, avec photo(s) et/ou vidéo(s).

Cozy Charm in the Heart of Dordogne Tucked away in the peaceful village of Badefols-d’Ans, this delightful countryside cottage offers a charming retreat for up to 4 guests. With warm wood accents, a cozy wood-burning stove, and sunlit interiors, it’s the perfect place to relax and reconnect. Enjoy your morning coffee in the private garden, take a refreshing dip in the fenced swimming pool, or host a family-style BBQ under the stars. Families are welcome-children’s amenities like a high chair and cot are provided. Explore Nature, History & Hidden Gems Nature lovers will adore the surrounding forest (just 100m away), perfect for scenic walks and peaceful moments. The nearby Lac de Coucou (6 km) and Hautefort Lake (8 km) offer tranquil settings for a picnic or gentle stroll. Dive into local heritage at the majestic Château de Hautefort, only 8 km away. For active guests, enjoy horseback riding in Tourtoirac (16 km), tennis in town, or a scenic round at the Domaine d’Essendieras Golf Course (24 km). Local Eats & Village Vibes Savor the flavors of the Dordogne at authentic local restaurants just 1.5 km away in Badefols-d’Ans, or venture a little further to Hautefort’s five charming eateries. Stock up on essentials from the nearby grocery store and enjoy home-cooked meals in your well-equipped kitchen. Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore, this charming hideaway offers the best of both worlds.

The charming Chateau de Seyres is ideally located in a small village in the Charente region of South West France, just on the Dordogne borders, and offers guests a choice on whether they’d like to stay in Medieval splendour or Classical elegance! The property has remained in the same family for several centuries, who painstakingly take care of the place and ensure each and every need of each and every guest is met. Enjoy the spectacular linden tree in its courtyard, as you take in a chateau nestled in greenery that overlooks the nearby valley and woods - the perfect place for a holiday in the South of France. The chateau has two wings, which are connected by a music room. This room is a great place to meet up with everyone for drinks and nibbles, and entertainment is easy thanks to the Pleyel grand piano, at the disposal of seasoned musicians. The elegant rooms have all been decorated by hand and refurbished with a contemporary touch that’ll make modern visitors feel right at home. There’s a huge attention to detail, including good quality beds (two four-posters) and linen as well as period and vintage furniture. Most of the property’s bathrooms have been completely remodelled to include (among other things) a large shower. There is central heating for winter use and, should you feel the need, a blazing log fire! Features: Chateau Interior The chateau is divided into two self-contained wings: The Medieval wing and The Classical Wing. The Classical Wing Ground Floor - Entrance hall - Kitchen with a range cooker, fridge freezer and microwave, dishwasher and door to garden - Dining room with tables and chairs for 15 - Living room with flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi internet, DVD and piano - Bedroom with twin or double bed, shower room, basin - Dormitory/playroom with 3 beds (4 more single beds on request). Access to the garden - Shower room and hand basin - Two separate WCs First Floor - Bedroom with double bed + one single bed with en-suite shower, bath, hand basin and WC Ground floor corridor with garden access leading to the: The Medieval Wing Ground Floor - Bedroom with double bed + one single or 3 single beds - Separate WC - Bedroom with double or twin bed, mezzanine area with one double bed, en-suite shower and access to small garden/terrace - Separate WC and hand basin First Floor - Bedroom with four-poster double with en-suite bathroom with WC bath and hand basin - Bedroom with two single beds (additional single bed available on request) Outside Grounds - Private, heated swimming pool (14m x 4.5m) with sun loungers - Private grounds with large lawn - Dining terrace with table and chairs - Gas barbecue - Trampoline, swings and table tennis - Badminton - Private drive and parking Facilities - Wi-Fi  - Heating - Piano - TV and DVD player Location: Chateau De Seyres has an ideal location, and it’s only a minute’s walk to the village centre and shops. It’s 10km to the Dordogne and 17km to Angoulême (with its excellent rail connection) and the chateau itself is easily reached by road, rail and air and remains open all year for daily, weekly or weekend rentals.If you’re a nature lover, it’s paradise! The two hectares of parkland attached to the property provide plenty of opportunities for exercise, play and relaxation, with its 14m pool providing the perfect place to take a dip. The immediate surroundings offer many leisure hiking trails, as well as the chance to take in some great views and get closer to the French countryside.In the local area, other activities include: the village leisure park for playing boules; a 9-hole golf course (with restaurant, bar and shop) and paintball at one of the biggest centres in France at Garat; horse riding for families at Pranzac; free tennis court and football pitch in the neighbouring village of Bouex (3km).The Chateau de Seyres is also  the perfect base for day-trips to explore cities like Angouleme, Perigueux, Brantome, Limoges and Poitiers. The seaside resorts of  La Rochelle, l’Ile de Ré, l’Ile d’Oleron and Royan are attractive destinations with sandy beaches and summer music festivals. The chateau is located is a small village located on the borders of the Charente and Dordogne in South West France. 5 minutes by car are free tennis courts, fishing and a park. Within 8 km you will also find canoeing/kayaking, horse riding, karting (for children of 7 years and older) and a waterpark with man-made beaches and pedallos. Within 17km there is golf, bowling and ice skating. Further afield: Chateau la Rochefoucauld 18km (children can dress up in medieval costumes). Water park and lakes Angouleme 14km. La Vallee des Singes 100km (monkey park). Futuroscope 110km (theme park).There are three 18 hole courses nearby - Montbron 25km, Angouleme 15km and Cognac 45km. Terms & Conditions: ? €1000 charged to client’s credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. A higher security deposit may apply for any events or parties (please enquire). 5.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Not allowed. Additional guests, if children, may be accepted on a request basis and may be subject to additional charges – please enquire. Saturday in July and August. Flexible during all other periods. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges. Guests are required to be in possession of a valid insurance policy, which covers them for cancellations, loss of personal belongings, personal liability and any accidental damage caused during their stay. Extra €30 per day in Autumn (September to beginning of November) and €70 per day in Winter (approximately November to mid-January), payable locally. Included in July and August. Extra €25 per day in May, June and September, payable locally. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). The beautiful pump heated swimming pool is open approximately May to September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

This modern villa in Saint-Médard-d’Excideuil, nestled within the expansive Domaine d’Essendiéras, offers a luxurious retreat for up to 6 guests. Set in a quiet corner of a 400-hectare estate, the property features a heated private swimming pool, stylish interiors, and access to two stunning castles. The fourth bedroom is compact and ideal for small children, making it perfect for families. Guests can enjoy a wide range of on-site amenities including a 9-hole golf course, tennis court, landscaped gardens, and scenic walking paths. The estate sits atop one of the highest hills in the Dordogne, offering panoramic views and a rich historical ambiance. Nearby activities include cave exploration, rafting, and horseback riding through the picturesque countryside. Just 35 km from Périgueux, the capital of Dordogne, this villa combines tranquility, luxury, and cultural richness.

Escape to the serene French countryside at Domaine du Grand Toutre, where luxury meets tranquility. Nestled in a private circle, these detached and terraced villas offer unmatched privacy, making them perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. Each villa boasts a lush garden, a wooden terrace, and a private swimming pool (8 x 4 m), ideal for unwinding under the sun. The spacious 5-bedroom villa accommodates up to 10 guests, featuring elegant interiors, a barbecue, and ample outdoor space for relaxation or family gatherings. Located just 2 km away, you’ll find local supermarkets for essentials and delightful restaurants serving mouthwatering French cuisine. Whether you’re savoring a gourmet meal on your terrace or enjoying a refreshing dip in your pool, this is your ultimate retreat.

Domaine du Grand Toutre offers luxury detached and terraced villas with a garden, a terrace, and a private pool. The villas are situated in a circle and offer a lot of privacy; ideal for those who want peace and quiet and for lovers of French country life. From the supermarket, you can buy the essential items required for your stay. At the same distance, 2 km away, you will find many restaurants offering delicious meals worth trying. The 4-bedroom villa offers enough space for up to eight people and has a partly covered wooden terrace, a spacious open garden with a private swimming pool (8 x 4 m), furniture, and a barbecue. There is a parking spot by the villa.

Spend your holidays in this beautifully renovated country house nestled on a vast 75-hectare estate near Siorac-en-Périgord. Ideal for families or groups of friends, the home offers a private forest, scenic walking trails, and a refreshing swimming pool open from April to September (not heated). The house blends authentic charm with modern décor and includes a gym (accessible anytime) and a sauna (available Tuesday to Saturday with pre-booking). An outdoor socket is available for electric car charging. Explore nearby cultural treasures like Commarque Castle (25 km), Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (13 km), Milandes (10 km), and Beynac-et-Cazenac (14 km). Canoeing on the Dordogne River at Siorac or Cenac et Saint Julien (19 km) is a must, and golf lovers will enjoy the 18-hole course just 1 km away. Day trips to Montignac (44 km), Rocamadour (65 km), and Bergerac (50 km) offer scenic drives and vineyard visits. Restaurants and supermarkets are conveniently located within 5 km. Relaxation is key here—spend your days lounging by the pool, enjoying the views from the terrace, or strolling through meadows and forests. The estate’s peaceful setting and thoughtful amenities make it a perfect base for exploring the Dordogne while enjoying the comforts of a countryside retreat.

Spend relaxed times with family or friends as you stay in a beautifully converted barn with pretty blue shutters and roses in northern Dordogne, only a 45-minute drive from Angoulême and close to characterful market towns and idyllic landscapes. The owners have renovated most of the horse-shoe of period barns around the original courtyard to create an authentic family home set on a hillside position overlooking the stunning Dordogne countryside. They have added a heated swimming pool surrounded by the aroma of summer lavender, and guests can also enjoy the glorious rural views from the al-fresco lounge and dining terrace. The elegant swimming pool features a shallower end for younger guests and there is boules, badminton and table-tennis to keep all ages entertained on long summer days. As the evening nears, enjoy barbecues as you listen out for the hooting of resident owls in one of the unconverted barns. Inside, Grange La Chouette has undergone a wonderful restoration with double height ceilings above the vast open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen space alongside five bedrooms. Traditional thick stone walls and shuttered windows means the interiors tend to stay cool even in the summer.   Upstairs, guests will find two pairs of bedrooms (two king-size doubles and two twin bedrooms that can be made up as a king-size doubles) linked by an oak and glass walkway, two bedrooms with their own en suite shower room, the other two sharing a large Jack and Jill style bathroom which can be directly reached by either bedroom. A fifth bedroom is situated on the ground floor, again benefitting from an en suite bathroom, allowing this converted barn to sleep up to 10 guests in total. This area is wonderful for exploring the authentic Dordogne. Drive to nearby Piégut-Pluviers to experience one of the region’s largest outdoor markets on a Wednesday morning whilst the picturesque market town of Montbron, 14km away in the Charente department, sits near the banks of the Tardoire River, a perfect place for fishing and canoeing. Dine in the riverside Michelin starred restaurant just north of Montbron, head to Saint-Sornin for wine-tasting or just make the most of the glorious walking opportunities near here – the GR4 hiking route passes close by. Cycle or stroll around the tranquil Grand Etang de St-Estèphe, only 8km away, discover a go-karting circuit within a short drive and enjoy the woodland activities and trails at Périgord Vert Aventure. Picture-perfect Dordogne villages and towns also await such as Nontron, Brantôme and Thiviers whilst the cities of Angoulême, Périgueux and even Limoges make fine days out in this enchanting part of south-western France. Features: Grange Interiors - Open plan lounge and dining area - Open plan kitchen, well-equipped including dishwasher and extra wine fridge - Bedroom with king-size double bed and en suite bathroom with bath and over-head shower Upstairs (via open-tread stairs) - Bedroom with king-size double bed and en suite shower room - Bedroom with twin beds (can be joined as king-size double bed) and en suite shower room - Bedroom with king-size double bed - Bedroom with twin beds (can be joined as king-size double bed) - Shared Jack and Jill style bathroom (en suite to both above bedrooms with lockable doors either side) with bath, separate shower and two sinks Outside Grounds - Heated swimming pool (11x5m including raised shallow section with dividing internal wall) with safety key-controlled automatic cover. Open and heated (via air-source pump) approximately May to end-September (unless outside temperature drops below 10C) - Poolside terrace - Al-fresco dining and lounge area - Feature wall with lavender (no climbing) - Barbecue - Boules - Badminton - Swing - Bikes (2 x adult bikes and 2 x children’s bikes) - Table tennis - Outbuilding barns (one which is often home to owls) Facilities - Wi-Fi - Electric heating (on request) - Fans (on request) - Stairgates (on request) - Smart TV - Children’s books - Board games - Boules - Badminton - Table tennis - Bikes - Washing machine- 2 x baby cot and one highchair (please enquire if more are required)  Location: Set on a hill with panoramic views of the beautiful countryside of northern Dordogne, Grange La Chouette is around a 45-minute drive from Angoulême and an hour north of Périgueux. In a quieter part of the region, you are well located for visiting pretty villages and historic market towns away from the usual tourist crowds further south. It’s a rural position with very few neighbours dotted around - the nearest, around 100m down the track, grows and sells seasonal organic tomatoes! Most local restaurants are within a 10 to 15-minute drive or the most active of guests can walk half an hour across the countryside to an excellent restaurant open two or three days a week (make sure you pre-book and they also ask you to order in advance). The small Dordogne town of Piégut-Pluviers (8km) is home to supermarkets and other amenities as well as one of the region’s largest outdoor markets on a Wednesday morning. Crossing into the Charente department, Montbron (14km) is another attractive small town with restaurants, a twice-weekly market and a 12th century château which often hosts summer art exhibitions. Look out for fishing and canoeing/kayaking along the Tardoire River on the edge of Montbron and idyllic watermills further up the river towards the town of La Rochefoucauld (28km), also home to an impressive château. The countryside around Piégut-Pluviers and Montbron offers a wealth of walks (the GR4 passes close by) as well as cycling and horse-riding opportunities whilst the lake at Grand Etang de St-Estèphe (8km) has tennis, summer kayaking, cycling and a highly regarded French restaurant. Wine-lovers will appreciate the vineyards around Saint-Sornin (20km) or head further afield to Jarnac (77km) and Cognac (93km). Gastronomes can pre-book a table at the Michelin starred restaurant on the banks of the Tardoire just north of Montbron and visit several wonderful markets specialising in seasonal produce from across the Périgord and Charente regions of south-western France. To the south, Nontron (13km) is a must-visit with its arts and crafts heritage (the town is famous for crafting knives over the years) and its beautiful historic centre whilst Brantôme (35km) is an especially picturesque town on the banks of the Dronne, a perfect place for lunch in gorgeous surroundings followed by a leisurely walk or canoe trip along the river. The historic capital of Dordogne, Périgueux (65km) is another fine day out with its stunning architecture and fantastic markets. If you can find the time, Angoulême (40km) is also not to be missed, a brilliant city on the Charente River, known not only for its elegant old quarter but also the National Comic Strip and Image Centre and its annual classic car race in September, Le Circuit des Remparts. Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card as a pre-authorisation one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes (see below for heating). Yes. Dogs may be allowed, on request only and with prior agreement with the owner. A cot and highchair is available on request. Please request in advance if required. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed. Saturday. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. 7 nights. Electric heating is available on request at an extra cost, payable locally, and the cost depends on the time of year - please enquire if required. Included. The pool is heated via an air-source pump from approximately May to end-September unless the external temperature drops below 10C. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. French Visitors Tax included in rental rate. Yes. The pool is open approximately May to end-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

On the banks of the Dordogne river, Manoir 1731 is a fine home in a beautiful countryside setting, set in eight hectares of private grounds, and makes a delightful place for a relaxing visit to this enchanting region.Dating back to 1731, this old manor house has been beautifully restored whilst perfectly retaining many characterful features such as the wood-beamed ceilings and huge fireplaces. The owners have a fine eye for detail evident through the way they have styled their home; they have created a warm and welcoming ambience yet retained a strong sense of the manoir’s Perigordian history. Downstairs the living area offers ample space to enjoy the traditional surroundings in great comfort or guests can prepare a delectable feast in the impressive kitchen to serve by the roaring fire in the dining room. The original stone staircase leads upstairs to four bedrooms, each with their own ensuite bath or shower room. The bedrooms have an air of romance about them with pretty features such as a four poster bed, exposed stone walls, beautiful fabrics and overall an old-world charm. Another two bedrooms and shower rooms in the garden annexe allow up to 12 guests to stay here.  Outside you can sip your morning coffee by the trailing wisteria or wander through the lawns and trees down to the rivers edge to relax in the tranquil and idyllic surroundings. Those who are more active will appreciate the private tennis court and table tennis whilst all guests can enjoy the dazzling swimming pool and terrace in the summer months. Within a short drive you can be in the nearest village with its restaurant and grocery store or just a little further to another village with a butchers, bakery and a lovely weekly market.  If you continue along the Dordogne heading west you will come across some of the region’s most idyllic villages such as Domme, La Roque Gageac and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle. Features: Manoir Interiors Ground Floor- Living room with fireplace - Dining room with large fireplace - Kitchen, well-equipped including dishwasher, fridge-freezer, microwave, gas hob and electric oven. Doors to garden and terrace  - Utility room- Study with doors to garden - Separate WCFirst Floor- Bedroom 1 with four-poster double bed, air-conditioning and ensuite WC, bath/shower and hand basin - Bedroom 2 with double bed, air-conditioning and en suite WC, shower and hand basin - Bedroom 3 with double bed, air-conditioning and en suite WC, shower and hand basin - Bedroom 4 with two single beds, air-conditioning and en suite WC, shower and hand basin Garden Annexe Ground Floor- Kitchen and living/dining area with doors leading to garden & terrace First Floor- Bedroom 5 with double bed and en suite WC, shower and hand basin - Bedroom 6 with double bed and en suite WC, shower and hand basin Outside Grounds - Swimming pool (13m x 6m), heated (dependent on weather conditions), open approximately end-April to end-September- Sun terrace with poolside shower- Weber BBQ- Al-fresco dining area - Tennis court (with tennis rackets and balls)- Private country estate (8 hectares) leading down to river- Woodland and lawns- Barns and outbuildings- Table tennis- Parking on site Additional Facilities- Air-conditioning (four bedrooms in the main house first floor only)- Fibre optic wifi  Location: Manoir 1731 is set within a stunning private estate of lawns and woodland that gently lead down to the Dordogne River, offering a peaceful and scenic setting. Guests can also enjoy the private tennis court, perfect for relaxed afternoons in the countryside.The nearest village is just 2.5km away, where you’ll find a small grocery store, restaurant and canoe hire, while a second village (3.5km) offers a bakery, butchers, cafés and a charming weekly market. For more extensive amenities, Souillac (10km) features supermarkets, a golf course and the impressive Abbey Sainte-Marie.The beautiful town of Sarlat (18km), capital of the Périgord Noir, is a must-visit, known for its medieval streets, lively Saturday market and outstanding restaurants serving local specialities such as foie gras and truffles. The surrounding Dordogne is dotted with picturesque villages, including Domme, La Roque-Gageac and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, all set along the river and rich in history.Venturing further, the dramatic cliffside village of Rocamadour and the charming town of Gourdon in the Lot are well worth a visit. Nearby gardens such as Eyrignac and Marqueyssac also offer beautiful landscapes to explore.With opportunities for canoeing, hiking, cycling, horse riding and discovering prehistoric caves and castles, this exceptional location showcases the very best of the Dordogne region. Terms & Conditions: ? €500 charged to clients’ credit card one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Not allowed. Special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges. Stag/hen parties are not permitted. Air-conditioning is featured in the first-floor bedrooms of the main house only. Please note that published rates are only valid for the current year. Any bookings for subsequent years will be on request only and correct rates will be confirmed at the time of booking. Please note that your booking will only be confirmed once we have checked availability with the owner or their property manager. Saturday. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Smoking and vaping are not permitted. 7 nights. Yes. Included. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Wi-Fi internet access included. Yes. The pool is open from approximately end-April to end-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

Stay in a historic house with glorious views of the Périgord Noir countryside, a leisurely walk from Siorac-en-Périgord and the banks of the Dordogne. This is such a fantastic location for exploring the area with several ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ within a short drive. Maison Anubis welcomes up to 8 guests across its comfortable interiors. We love the charming salon with its wood-beamed ceiling, classic furnishings and French windows opening out to a terrace with outdoor sofas facing the idyllic rural landscapes. The modern light-filled kitchen is spacious and brilliantly equipped, opening out to an al-fresco dining area and barbecue. The ground floor is home to two double bedrooms, both furnished in a simple yet pretty style and each featuring a contemporary shower room. There are two further double en suite bedrooms upstairs beneath the characterful eaves, both more traditional in terms of décor, alongside a relaxing TV lounge. The garden enjoys such a picturesque setting whether dining al-fresco or enjoying a glass of local wine as you admire the stunning landscapes beyond the large grounds. Stroll down to the swimming pool to cool off on warm days overlooking summer flowers, mature trees, lavender and even a couple of palm trees.   Stroll along the country road and within 1.5km you will find yourself in the attractive little village of Siorac-en-Périgord near the banks of the Dordogne, home to a handful of restaurants, shops, a lovely weekly market and a train station as well as canoeing opportunities by the river. Tee off at Golf de la Forge followed by a meal in the club’s restaurant or simply enjoy a picnic of Périgord delights by the riverside. Where to explore next? Perhaps one of the gorgeous riverside villages within a short drive such as Limeuil, La Roque-Gageac and Domme or the bastide villages of Belvès and Monpazier – all are officially classified as ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ in France. Keen gastronomes will wish to experience the markets and restaurants of Sarlat-la-Canéda, Bergerac and even Périgueux whilst historians of every age will no doubt be enchanted by grand châteaux, fascinating caves and the pre-historic sites of the Vézère valley.    Features: Maison Interiors (200m2)-    Living-dining room (46m2) with doors opening to outdoor lounge -    Kitchen (25m2), well-equipped with oven, dishwasher, coffee machine, microwave, fridge-freezer. Doors lead to al-fresco dining area -    Laundry room -    Bedroom (11m2) with double bed and shower room with WC -    Bedroom (10m2) with double bed and shower room with WC -    WCUpstairs -    Bedroom (15m2) with double bed and shower room -    Bedroom (17m2) with double bed and shower room -    Lounge area with TV -    WCOutside Grounds-    Private swimming pool with alarm-    Poolside terrace with sun loungers and parasols-    Al-fresco dining area and barbecue -    Outdoor lounge -    Large garden -    Parking for 2 cars Location: Set in beautiful gardens, this traditional Dordogne house rental is a short walk from Siorac-en-Périgord in the heart of the Périgord Noir. Bergerac Airport is just under an hour away whilst there is a train station in the village with departures to Bordeaux, Bergerac, Sarlat, Périgueux and Agen.   It’s around 20 minutes (1.5km) to walk into Siorac-en-Périgord, strolling along a country road (no pavement until you reach the edge of the village). Siorac-en-Périgord is a great base for your stay in the Dordogne, close to the banks of the river for canoeing, kayaking and summer picnics on the town’s riverside beach where locals swim. It’s an attractive village itself with traditional old houses, a lovely market on a Wednesday morning as well as a handful of shops and restaurants. The village is also home to the 9-hole Golf de la Forge with its highly regarded restaurant. In every direction there are so many highlights of the region. To the north is Les Eyzies (18km) and the pre-historic sites of the Vézère valley or head north-east to Sarlat-la-Canéda (28km), famous for its exquisite architecture and gastronomy with wonderful markets and restaurants. What’s more, several of France’s official ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ are within a short drive such as Belvès (6km), Monpazier (22km), Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (16km), La Roque-Gageac (22km) and Domme (27km). Soak up the region’s rich heritage as you visit grand châteaux or bastide towns with historic ramparts, narrow lanes and atmospheric market squares. Look out for festivities, events and weekly markets (including night markets in the height of the summer where you can dine amongst locals accompanied by good wine and live music). A little further afield, spend the day in the historic city of Périgueux (56km) loved for its grand cathedral, medieval quarter and excellent markets, just under an hour by car or train. Venturing west along the Dordogne River, perhaps stopping off at Limeuil (12km) or Trémolat (21km), Bergerac (45km) is a handsome historic town by the banks of the river with yet more beautiful architecture, gastronomic restaurants, wine-bars and boat trips along the Dordogne.   Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Not allowed. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed. Please note that published rates are only valid for the current year. Any bookings for subsequent years will be on request only and correct rates will be confirmed at the time of booking. Please note that your booking will only be confirmed once we have checked availability with the owner or their property manager. Bookings between October and late-May are on request – please enquire for pricing and availability. All days except Sundays. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. While passport and flight details are not legally required for entry into this country, the owner of the property has specifically requested that this information be provided in advance. This requirement is part of their internal check-in procedure and is necessary to facilitate your arrival and ensure a smooth start to your stay. Guests are required to be in possession of a valid insurance policy, which covers them for civil liability as well as cancellations, personal belongings, public liability and any accidental damage caused during their stay. A copy of this policy will be requested by the owner before arrival. 7 nights. French Visitors Tax payable on booking confirmation (typically costs €1 - €10 per adult per night). Exact cost will depend on number of adults travelling and duration, and will be advised at the time of booking. Yes. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming. Mid-stay clean included (and weekend cleaning if staying 2 weeks)

Set in storybook gardens with a well inspired by the original Snow White film, Manoir des Fables is a place where history lingers in the stone walls and craftsmanship is woven into every detail. With origins tracing back to the 16th century, this enchanting gite-style home has been painstakingly rebuilt using traditional materials and techniques, blending heritage with modern comfort. Step inside and discover an atmosphere shaped by oak, walnut and cherry wood, where hand-crafted doors, bespoke furnishings and antique finds tell tales of eras past. The soaring main living space, with exposed beams and a stone fireplace, creates a captivating heart to the home. Here, guests can gather beside the crackling fire, challenge each other to board games or curl up with a film on the Smart TV. The open-plan kitchen and dining area features a monastery-style table and high-grade appliances behind solid oak cabinetry, all chosen to respect the home’s historic soul. Four pretty bedrooms continue the sense of thoughtful authenticity, with hand-built oak bed frames, walnut headboards and queen-size doubles (that can be split as twins) with high quality mattresses. Three contemporary bathrooms also await, two with gorgeous walk-in showers (one of which is en suite). Beyond the manoir’s stone walls, a private world opens up. The 10.5-metre pool is set beside a games lawn with badminton and croquet, with shaded corners and stargazing spots scattered across the landscaped grounds and a red Japanese footbridge spanning the lower garden. Gather for family meals on the circular teak table with atmospheric lighting in the trees. Deer occasionally wander by at dusk, as if drawn in by the magic of the place. Located in the rolling Charente countryside, just over half an hour from Angoulême, Manoir des Fables feels blissfully secluded yet well connected. Local essentials are found in nearby Blanzac-Porcheresse, while the vineyards of Cognac, the charm of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne and even the market towns of the Dordogne are all within easy reach for wonderful days out. Whether soaking up golden afternoons on the terrace or exploring the treasures of southwest France, Manoir des Fables offers a picture-perfect setting where every element has been lovingly considered. Features: House Interiors - Open-plan living-dining area and kitchen (56m2) with large fireplace, two leather sofas and 55-inch Smart TV. Kitchen well equipped including dining table. Doors open to terrace and garden- Fibre/cable connection with a 5G repeater backup, ensuring a constant, professional-grade connection even in the rare event of a fibre outage.- Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (180x190cm, can be split as two single beds) and en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, hand basin and toilet- Bedroom 2 with king-size double bed (180x190cm, can be split as two single beds)- Separate bathroom (next to bedroom 2) with walk-in shower, twin wash basins, electric towel rail and toilet- Bedroom with king-size double bed (180x190cm, can be split as two single beds), corner laptop desk with double wall-plug- Bedroom with king-size double bed (180x190cm, can be split as two single beds), laptop desk with double wall-plug- Shared bathroom with shower cubicle, wash basin and toilet Outside Grounds (5000m2) - Heated swimming pool (10.5x5m with shallow plage area, depth: 0.9-1.4m) with pool safety alarm, open approximately May to October (9.00 a.m. to 11.00 p.m.). Heated via reversible heat pump and filtered via system using polypropylene filter-balls and UV-powered sterilisation- Poolside loungers and parasols- Ornamental terrace- Circular teak dining table with evening lighting- Gas powered barbecue- Well inspired by 1930s Snow White film- Games lawn (400m2) with badminton net and croquet- Table tennis and boules court- Landscaped grounds with footpaths, shady trees, Japanese footbridge and stone monoliths, opening to surrounding fields- Private parking with car port Location: In the Charente countryside, Manoir des Fables offers a charming rural escape in southwestern France, just over half an hour from the handsome city of Angoulême. A 5 minute drive away lies the nearest village, Blanzac-Porcheresse, a quiet yet practical spot where you’ll find essential amenities including a small supermarket, bakery, post office and chemist, as well as a petrol station and garage. For more extensive services, the lively market town of Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire is around 15 minutes by car with its restaurants, shops, bike rental (with the option to have bikes delivered to the Manoir) and larger supermarkets. Adventurers and families will find plenty to explore across the region. Angoulême (36km), the historic capital of the comic arts, boasts a dynamic blend of culture and activity, from museums and cinemas to its annual vintage car race, Circuit des Remparts, held each September. Wine and spirit enthusiasts will relish a trip to Cognac (45km) where world-renowned Cognac Houses like Martell and Hennessy open their doors for tours and tastings. In the other direction, the renowned vineyards of Saint-Émilion (78km) are another special day out. Take a scenic drive to the enchanting village of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne (31km), one of France’s Plus Beaux Villages, where a remarkable underground church and canoeing opportunities await along the riverbank. Continue further across the Dordogne border and enjoy a day in Brantôme en Périgord, just over an hour away, or visit the famous Friday morning market in Ribérac (49km). You could even venture to the Atlantic coast for the day – the charming coastal resort of Royan is a 90-minute drive. Whether you’re exploring château-dotted landscapes or discovering quaint market towns, Manoir des Fables places you at the heart of an activity-rich corner of south-west France. Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card by Oliver’s Travels as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Yes. Yes, changed once for stays over 7 nights. Not allowed. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed. Flexible. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. 7 nights. Yes. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Yes. Mid stay clean for stays over 7 nights. Licence number: 942716465

The countryside of Besse welcomes you to enjoy peace and nature in this 3-bedroom holiday home. It is pet-friendly and ideal for a group of 6 or families with children to occupy and is near the lake. You can enjoy a dip in the swimming pool. The region has a historic ambience and is surrounded by woods. You can visit the lakes near Prats-du-Périgord at 6 km and Frayssinet at 16 km. Golf is possible at Domme at 24 km.Enjoy a trip to Cahors at 50 km with its excellent wine. There is a swimming pool at 9km and tennis court at 7km. Both restaurants and supermarket are also available at 7km. Enjoy the surroundings from the furnished garden over a barbecue. There is heating throughout and a fireplace in the living-dining room for warmth. You can spend time indoors with the table tennis. Children’s bed, high chair and free WiFi are also available. You can bring 2 pets for a small fee. Guests can check-in between 4 -8 PM and check-out between 9- 10 AM.

Through ancient stone walls and deer grazing on the lawns, Château des Rameaux rises from the hillside like a chapter from a forgotten legend. A sanctuary once tied to the noble Crusaders and the famed De Lusignan dynasty, this historic stronghold carries with it over 800 years of noble heritage, perfectly located close to Beynac-et-Cazenac, one of France’s most beautiful villages. Back to the present day, mornings begin with mist lifting slowly from the Dordogne River below, while hot air balloons drift overhead in the golden light. The château’s interiors stretch across three generous floors, offering a characterful blend of historical charm and modern ease. Families and groups can gather in the lounge or over long meals on the kitchen terrace, whilst the sun sets in fiery colours across the valley. With six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a library corner and a dedicated entertainment space beneath the wood beams, this home is both convivial and calm. Outside, 12 acres of extensive hillside grounds unfurl across little paths, steps and sun-dappled lawns. Stroll as far as the Roman-stepped swimming pool, framed by a terrace and pool house, promising long afternoons of laughter, lounging and apéritifs. From its elevated perch, Château des Rameaux is perfectly positioned in the cultural and culinary heart of the Dordogne. Surrounded by fairytale villages such as Beynac, Saint-Cyprien and Roque-Gageac, and within minutes of markets, grand châteaux, canoeing adventures and UNESCO sites, guests enjoy a rare balance of seclusion and access. Whether gathering the whole family for summer festivities or retreating with friends for a quieter season, Château des Rameaux invites you experience history, nature and beautiful surroundings in the very heart of the Dordogne. Features: Chateau Interiors (across three floors) Main Floor - Living room with sofas, armchairs, fireplace and hidden staircase- Dining room with long table- Kitchen, well-equipped, with doors opening to terrace- Laundry room- Guest WC First Floor (some bedrooms are interconnecting or can be accessed separately) - Bedroom 1 with queen-size double bed (160cm)- Family bedroom 2 with two queen-size double beds (160cm)- Master bedroom 3 with king-size double bed (180cm)- Bathroom with bath tub- Bathroom with bath tub- Bathroom with walk-in shower- Library corner with seating Second Floor - Relaxation/entertainment space- Tower bathroom with shower- Bedroom 4 with three single beds and air-conditioning- Bedroom 5 with queen-size double bed (160cm) and air-conditioning- Bedroom 6 with queen-size double bed (160cm), air-conditioning- Bathroom with shower and bath tub Outside Grounds - Swimming pool (12x6m) with Roman steps and electric cover, open seasonally. Pool area accessed via gate- Pool house with drinks fridge- Poolside loungers- Al-fresco dining terrace with table (adjacent to kitchen)- Al-fresco dining terrace with large table for 8-10 in the back garden- Barbecue area- Table tennis- 12 acres of extensive garden/grounds on hillside with pathways, steps and different levels- Original features including historic pigeonnier and 19th century bread house - Shaded parking Additional Facilities - Air-conditioning (top floor only) Location: Perched on the top of a hill with glorious valley views, Château des Rameaux offers a rare blend of privacy, grandeur and exceptional proximity to the Dordogne’s most celebrated attractions. This glorious medieval château, just 500 metres from the banks of the Dordogne River, is an enchanting base for guests seeking to immerse themselves in the region’s rich heritage and natural beauty. With the majestic Château de Beynac and the distinguished Château de Castelnaud just a short drive away, the setting is steeped in centuries of history and charm. Just down the hill, the tiny local village holds a remarkable secret – it’s home to France’s oldest Roman wine cellar. A little further, energetic guests can head to the local bakery around 1.5km (uphill on the way back) for some of the best croissants in the area! For a wider range of amenities, there is a small supermarket in Saint-Cyprien (6km) and restaurants scattered around nearby villages within a 10 to 15-minute drive, including Beynac-et-Cazenac (5.5km), classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France. For those drawn to the outdoors, Les Jardins de Marqueyssac, just ten minutes away, is a haven of sculpted greenery with panoramic views over the Dordogne Valley. Canoeing along the river provides a magical way to experience the landscape, floating past limestone cliffs, ancient fortresses and storybook villages like La Roque-Gageac (10km). Meanwhile, the medieval bastide town of Domme (16.5km) offers one of the finest viewpoints in the region, and the atmospheric streets of Sarlat-la-Canéda (17km) are alive with culture, cuisine and architectural beauty. Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card by Oliver’s Travels as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 5.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. One dog permitted on the ground floor. Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed. Saturday in high season. Flexible during all other periods. Extra €350, payable to Oliver’s Travels with the balance payment. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. Air-conditioning is featured in three bedrooms only (all on the top floor). 7 nights in high season. 3 nights during all other periods. Yes. French Visitors Tax payable to Oliver’s Travels at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Yes. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming. Pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and maintenance requirements. The pool is usually open from the last week of May until the end of September, weather permitting.