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A few kilometres from the delightful old market town of St. Céré, the house is set high in the hills surrounded by wonderful countryside and abundant wildlife. Previously a farmhouse owned by several generations of the same family, our home now offers comfortable newly refurbished en-suite bedrooms, relaxed dining and a “home from home” atmosphere. Our
Guest Book is full of lovely comments about Alex’s evening
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Besides
a wealth of beautiful medieval villages
and towns to explore, the countryside is a walkers and naturalists
paradise. For those who wish to experience the delights of walking in
France we offer our very popular Walking
Holidays. Other activities available
in the area include horse-riding, canoeing on the river Dordogne and
cycling on and off-road. For those hot summer days, why not visit the
near-by Lac du Tolerme, a large freshwater lake set in glorious surroundings
with it's own restaurant and perfect for swimming.
Within easy reach are "Les Plus Beaux Villages De France" of Autoire, Cardaillac, Carennac, Turenne and Loubressac. You can also visit the delightful riverside at Beaulieu sur Dordogne and the Dordogne Valley or the stunning village of Rocamadour (the 2nd most visited site in France!) and don't miss Figeac with its lovely medieval centre and our favourite weekly market. Add the numerous fascinating cave systems (including the Gouffre de Padirac), one of the best birds of prey centres in France and the many local fetes and festivals and you have an ideal spot to enjoy a holiday in the wonderful Lot department. To see a Google Map with local attractions Click Here. We look forward to welcoming you
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Read over 50 guest reviews at Tripadvisor "Another fantastic stay" "A wonderful week away" "Fantastic" "Expectations exceeded"
"Though less well known than its neighbour the Dordogne, the Lot has a special beauty in its rocky and limestone plateaus, river valleys, walnut groves and little villages. With one of the lower population densities in France, the Lot preserves much that is old - and good" National Geographic Traveler Magazine - September 2005 |
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