Située à Veyrignac, la maison de vacances La Vieille Maison dispose d'un jardin clôturé et d'un barbecue. Cette maison de vacances dispose d'une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite et d'une terrasse.
Cette maison de vacances dispose d'une télévision à écran plat, d'un coin salon, d'une cuisine avec un lave-vaisselle et un four, ainsi que d'une salle de bains. Le stationnement privé sur place est gratuit.
Vous pourrez profiter des terrasses meublées de l'établissement.
Sarlat-la-Canéda se trouve à 12 km de La Vieille Maison. L'aéroport de Brive-Souillac, le plus proche, est implanté à 38 km.
The Old House is a 3 bedroom detached house with a secure fenced private garden built in 150 years ago and fully restored and modernised in 2009. The house is located in tranquil woodland just outside Veyrignac and praised by many previous guests for its comfort, peace and quiet. Conveniently centrally located, popular destinations like Sarlat, Domme, La Roque Gageac, Gourdon and Souillac are all 15-20 minutes away. The River Dordogne with its beaches and canoeing is less than 5 minutes away. The house is located at the end of a small road and has no passing traffic other than occasional deer. There is plenty of space for children to play out in our field or woods or to just explore the wonders of nature we have in this area. Set in the rock from which it was built, the characterful stone house has a secure pet safe private rear garden accessible from the back door of the house. In the rear garden are 3 terraces. All year round heating is provided by electric radiators and supplemented with a large log burning fire. On the first floor among the old exposed beams are three bedrooms (2 double and 1 twin beds) one of the double bedrooms has an en-suite toilet and sink.
Capital of Black Périgord, Sarlat is an exceptionally preserved city. More than 1.000 years of architecture live through lanes, roofs of roofing stones and fair and hot stone walls. Domme is a very attractive bastide town, in one of the best locations possible and is possibly the most beautiful town in the Dordogne. The village of LA ROQUE-GAGEAC is almost too perfect, its ochre-coloured houses sheltering under dramatically overhanging cliffs and is regularly winner of France's prettiest village contest. In the Middle Ages, Gourdon was an important place, deriving wealth and influence from the presence of four monasteries. Owing to the number of rivers and the local geology the Dordogne has some magnificent cave complexes. You will find two different types: 'Gouffres' are underground, whilst 'Grottes' are accessed from a rock face. There are spectacular villages built around cliffside troglodyte dwellings. If you buy maps from the local supermarkets you will abundant walking and cycling trails which take you through the rural and picturesque countryside and villages. Canoeing is also extremely popular here and with the river only 5 minutes away canoes and kayaks can be rented.
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