Villa FR5192

The expansive terrace is home to the sparking pool, creating the perfect setting for an evening al fresco meal.
Many restaurants can be found in the hillside town of Tremolat.
Take a step back in time as you admire the prehistoric paintings of Lascaux, and explore the caves that are found in this area.
Numerous chateaux can be visited in this area, in the Bergerac wine appellation area.
Visit the Metairie that adjoins the estate, where you can search for the famous truffles, cepes and fois gras of this region.
The five bedrooms of this villa are able to sleep up to 8 adults and 2 children.
A beautiful master bedroom boasts its own jacuzzi style bathtub.
This ideal family rental is just 36km from the Bergerac airport.

Villa Interior (sleeps maximum 10 adults)
Ground Floor

• Entrance into well-appointed kitchen with breakfast table and chairs

• Living/dining room with wood-burner with access to covered terrace and garden/pool area

• 1 Bedroom with kingsize bed

• Shower room

• WC
  First Upper Floor

• Master bedroom with king size bed, en suite bathroom with Jacuzzi-style bathtub

• Separate shower and WC

• Twin bedroom
  Second Upper Floor

• 1 twin bedroom

• 1 twin bedroom

• Bathroom

• WC
  Outside Grounds

• Heated Pool with alarm system (
  Amenities

• Wi-Fi

• Heating (reversible air-conditioning)

• A/C (except in 2 bedrooms in the old wing)

• Color TV

• DVD player

• Hi-Fi

• Dishwasher

• Washing machine

• Microwave

Overlooking the Dordogne river is Tremolat, a gorgeous hillside town with lovely bridges crossing the tiny stream which runs through it.
The 12th century church of Saint Nicholas, which in ancient times had a defensive role, lies at the centre of the village. Here, you can find a plethora of excellent restaurants serving traditional food as well as local shops.
Close by is the famous "Cingle to Tremolat", a bend in the river offering magnificent panoramic views of the Dordogne valley.
The medieval town of Lalinde (14 km), with its little lake ideal for picnics and lively Thursday market is also worth a visit.
Sarlat (44 km) bustling narrow streets and medieval buildings steeped in culture and history, is a must visit for all.
The region boasts the world renowned Bergerac appellation wine area which covers 12,700 hectares. 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.
Many vineyards welcome visitors and offer tastings. The formal ‘route de vin’ maps out a plan of the vineyards in the area.
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.