La Balade
Dordogne, France
£3,703 week
Maison de la Foret
Dordogne, France
Our view
With inviting views of Dorgone’s countryside from its swimming pool, Masion de la Foret combines classic and contemporary styles offering families and friends the perfect holiday retreat.
In brief
- Countryside views
- Rural retreat
- Heated pool
About the villa
Beautifully restored and renovated Perigordine farmhouse hamlet made up of three buildings, two are restored two hundred year old houses and the third a modern glass Pavilion around a courtyard with olive trees on fourteen hectares with sweeping views of the rolling hills. It is furnished with an eclectic mix of French classical and contemporary pieces complemented by curated artwork and historical elements throughout affording a comfortable sophisticated 'home away from home'. The property is surrounded by woods and fruit trees with indoor and outdoor seating/dining to experience the best of the French countryside. Rural yet close to charming villages with amenities including boulangerie, supermarket and restaurants highlighted by the beautiful UNESCO listed medieval market towns of Perigueux and Sarlat.
Villa details
Accommodation
Grape house - Ground floor
- Living room and dining area
- Kitchen
Grape house - First floor via spiral staircase
- Master double bedroom with bathroom en suite
- Twin bedroom with shower room en suite
Pear house - first floor
- Master double bedroom (queen size bed) with shower room en suite
- Twin bedroom
Pavilion
- Open plan dining area and sitting room
Mezzanine level
- Library and TV room
- Shower room
Facilities
COOKING OUTDOORS
- Barbecue
ENTERTAINMENT
- TV with English, French and German channels
- WiFi
- DVD Player
- Blu-Ray player
COOLING FACILITIES
- Air conditioning in pavilion
KITCHEN ESSENTIALS
- Hob
- Oven
- American fridge/freezer
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
VILLA ESSENTIALS
- Washing machine
- Central heating included
Important Information
When the property is booked for 4 people or less for dates between 30 March and 21 June 2019 only Grape Cottage and the Pavillion in included. Both cottages can be rented during this period but at an additional cost.
A helpful guardian lives on site to help with any issues.
There are some unprotected drops from the pool terrace around the swimming pool - young children need to be supervised.
It is possible to gate the staircase in the Pavilion for groups with younger children.
CV CONTACT
An English speaking CV representative in France will be available by phone during your stay. Contact details will be sent with your travel documents.
TENANCY TIMES
Arrival from 16:00-19:00 Departure by 10:00.
Recommended
FLIGHTS
CV Villas is happy to book flights for our customers on scheduled, chartered or low cost airlines from London and regional UK airports. Please ask for details.
CAR HIRE
Car hire can be pre-booked through CV Villas with collection at the airport or port of arrival, and in some cases the hire car can be delivered to the villa for an additional charge. Please ask for details.
Additional services
CV Villas offers a wide variety of additional services, to make your villa holiday even more special. You should be able to find all the information you need here, otherwise you can check out our frequently asked questions page or simply send us an enquiry.
Service & Staffing
Included
- Welcome pack
- Maid service 2 days per week including changeover day
- Linen and Towel change 1 day per week on changeover day
Available on Request
- Cook service*
* Cook service can be arranged on request for an additional charge.
Location
Amenities
- Bakery and general store 2.5km Fossemagne
- Restaurant 5km Thenon
- Bakery 5km Thenon
- Supermarket 5km Thenon
- Trellisac/Boulazac 20km
Places of interest
- Perigueux 25km
- Sarlat 40km
- Dordogne River
- Lascaux Caves
- St Emillion
- Bordeaux
- Pyla Dunes
Beaches
- Arcachon
- Ill de Rey
- Biarritz
Airport
- Brive airport 50km
- Bergerac airport 64km
- Bordeaux airport 155km
- Toulose airport 200km
Dordogne
Average weather
Dordogne villa holidays draw gastronomes, nature lovers, and history buffs to France’s south-west. Food markets in Sarlat’s quaint streets are piled high with foie-gras, prunes, and truffles. Cave-paintings in Lascaux II bear witness to 400,000 years of human habitation. And Medieval châteaux, strung like pearls along the Dordogne and Dronne rivers, recall periods of Anglo-French rivalry—especially the Hundred Years’ War. If you are into wines, head to Bergerac and Cahors to sample their full-bodied reds.
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