This stunning villa in Dorodogne would be perfect for a Jane Austen character.
With splendid historic trinkets and arctic on the walls, once you can be drawn away from the interior you will be beckoned by the 70 hectare walnut grove and private pool outdoors.
You will instantly fall in love with this ivy-covered villa, with its tended grounds and pretty walking paths.
The surrounded countryside gives you a taste of the refined country life of the past.
The hunting lodge style room is filled with antique furniture a décor, a true delight.
Surrounded by picturesque chateaux and town markets, this holiday villa feels remote but is in fact within a close distance of many amenities.
Located int eh commune of Liorac-sur-Lourye, it is just a 20 minute drive the Bergerac.
Here you will find your nearest airport in the heart of Dordogne.
Learn about the wine region in the Musee du Vins and use the knowledge you learn when visiting the dozens of wineries in the region.
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This villa is set in glorious gardens and grounds, featuring an amazing walnut grove. There are some wonderful walks and hikes that can be taken straight from the villa. Truffle hunting, flying lessons and horse riding nearby can also be arranged.
Liorac sur Louyre is a picturesque small village in the canton of Lalinde, boasting medieval chateaux, manor houses and surrounded by a unique natural reserve featuring blocks of sandstone and extremely rich in flora and fauna.x000D
The riverside market town of Le Bugue, boasting fascinating narrow streets, traditional houses, several tourist amenities a very popular Tuesday market is a short drive away from Villa Sandie.
The medieval town of Lalinde (15 km), with its little lake ideal for picnics and lively Thursday market is also worth a visit.
The city of Bergerac, with its international airport is conveniently located at 15 km. A visit to the old town standing out for its medieval architecture, narrow streets full of local boutiques and good restaurant, is highly recommended. Here, you will also find the unmissable Maisons de Vins and will have the opportunity to take a tour along the Route de Vins de Bergerac.x000D
Wine has been produced in the region for well over 400 years. Wine enthusiasts will find similar grapes to those found in the Bordeaux region including Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec reds; Sauvignon Blanc, Muscadet whites.
The Dordogne is the supplier of almost half of France’s fine produce including truffles, cepes and foie gras, which are available at the Metairie adjoining the estate.
Finally, Sarlat (60 km) bustling narrow pebbled streets, a number of ancient buildings, beautiful gardens and lively markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays is a must visit for all.
The whole region is a true haven for nature and sport lovers alike offering a wide array of outdoor activities, from horse-back riding, to tennis, mountain-biking, golfing and watersports, not to mention the number of hiking and fishing opportunities.x000D
Local Activities and Amenities
Aqua Parc Junior Land, Rte. de Bordeaux, Bergerac (18k's approx). 4 swimming pools, toboggans, mini-golf etc. with access onto the River Dordogne for canoe hire. Tel : 055 358 3300
Pro Glisse, Fougeyrolles, jet ski, quad, blades, paintball etc. Tel : 055 374 6033
Parc de Loisirs, Neufont, St. Amand (15k's approx). 11 hectares of woodland, 4 hectares of lake, free parking in the shade, cafe, safe swimming, beaches. Tel : 055 354 9390
Moulin de la Guillou, Lalinde (16k's) Canoe/kayak . Tel : 055 361 0291
Bergerac - Wednesday and Saturdays
Sigoules - Friday
Vergt - Friday
Issigeac - Sunday_x000D_
Museum/Aquarium of the Dordogne River, Creysse (10k's), many species of fish, also boat trips on Gabarre. Tel :
Parachutism : Centre Ecole Regional, Bergerac. Tel : 055 357 1524
Gabarre de Bergerac, visit the town and the region by sailing gently down the River Dordogne. Tel : 055 324 5880
Route des Vins de Bergerac, for more information Tel : 055 363 5755_x000D_