This offering provides comfortable vacation rentals situated in a scenic village setting. Accommodations are available in various sizes, catering to different group needs, and are designed to complement the regional architecture.
The vacation rentals are located in a tranquil village, approximately four kilometers from a historic town, positioned on a hill overlooking a prominent river valley in Southwest France. The properties are crafted from traditional stone, reflecting the architectural style of the region. Guests can expect a high level of comfort within these thoughtfully reconstructed dwellings, which utilize materials characteristic of old farmhouses in the area.
Accommodation options include compact units suitable for two individuals, larger houses designed for families, and spacious units capable of accommodating groups. The design of these group accommodations draws inspiration from the distinctive structures historically used for drying crops in the region. The setting offers a peaceful environment and promotes a relaxed lifestyle, ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat in the French countryside. The location provides convenient access to local attractions while maintaining a serene atmosphere.
Features
– Stone-built traditional housing
– Accommodations for various group sizes
– Relaxation area with valley views
– Outdoor water feature
– Proximity to a historic town
Location
1632 Rte du Cambord
24200 Sarlat-la-Canéda
Francia
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Last update: 15.06.2025
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