HOLIDAY RENTAL PROPERTY
Cottage for rent in Sarlat  Dordogne  Aquitaine  France

Picturesque city, harmony of warm coloured walls in a green landscape, Saint-Cyprien will seduce you with its unique geographical site, at the crossroads of Perigord Noir touristical treasures. Peaceful and enriching holidays for all along one of the most beautiful rivers in France : the Dordogne. ----------------------- IN A RECENTLY RESTORED "PIGEONNIER" In the heart of the countryside, a charming detached house of 85m2 on three levels, with capacity for six people, a circular pool in the landscaped garden, located at the doors of the medieval village. ----------------------- A COMFORTABLE HOME Old stone house "Pigeonnier" (85 sq.m. 3 bedrooms) lately restored, stone walls, wooden beams, wooden floors, with private terrace and private garden. On the ground floor, 2 bedrooms for 2 guests each, shower room, separate wc, patio. First floor a living room, the kitchen is opening to the privat terrace and the garden. From the kitchen you will be able to access to the old-pigeonnier room for 2 guests. The swimming pool is round, about 7,30 m closed and shared with the owner, living on the property, little woods, children playground, pic-nic area at some walking alleys on the mature garden (9000 m²). it is equipped any comfort: cooker, furnace, hood, drying washing machine, dishwasher, refrigerating freezer, vaccum, microwave, set breakfast (coffee machine, kettle), television set, vmc. The Household linen (cloths, hand towels, tablecloth, cloths and napkins) as the Baby’s equipment (Cot, high chair, bath-tub, deckchair and pushchair) are proposed in hiring. The Black Perigord dominates the Vezere and Dordogne Valleys. A countryside timelessly beautiful since prehistoric times. Montignac, Font-de-Gaume, les Eyzies-de-Tayac (Prehistoric Capital) la Roque-Saint-Christophe, le Bugue, Limeuil, Terrasson, Saint-Cyprien and Sarlat, Gastronomic Capital, these are the high points. Sumptious castles... de Saint-Cyprien, de Goudoux at Allas-les-Mines, de Berbiguières, d’Argentonnesses at Castels, de Bétou at Marnac, de la Roque at Meyrals, de Monsec at Mouzens, de Panassou at Saint-Vincent-de-Cosse, de Siorac-en-Périgord, de Commarque, le Château du Losse, des Milandes, once the home of Josephine Baker, as well as Monfort, Beynac, Castelnaud... regularly punctuate your historic voyage along the valley. Works of art, by passionnate amateurs, by well-known landscape gardners, the gardens of the Black Perigord have in common the gentle climate which allows thousands of varieties to develop and embellish over the years.