| Le Roc Nord, St. Vivien, DordogneLuxury farmhouse with enclosed, heated pool, between Bergerac & St.EmilionSt. Vivien, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France |
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Contact
& Booking Information
Name: Sue Jones
Telephone: 00 33 553 57 54 19
When contacting owner please Quote Property No. 1677
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GPS: N44°53.746 E0°5.809
Rental Availability
Open: All year
Changeover Day: Saturday
Local Activities
Golf, Fishing, Swimming, Horse Riding, Cycling, Tennis, Walking
Name: Sue Jones
Telephone: 00 33 553 57 54 19
When contacting owner please Quote Property No. 1677
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GPS: N44°53.746 E0°5.809
Rental Availability
Open: All year
Changeover Day: Saturday
Local Activities
Golf, Fishing, Swimming, Horse Riding, Cycling, Tennis, Walking
The farmhouse accommodation sleeps up to 4 in 2 downstairs rooms with their own en suite shower rooms. The salon is comfortably furnished with sofas and armchairs, satellite TV, DVD, VCR, music centre, books, board games and fire for the cooler months. The kitchen is very well equipped with gas cooker, fridge/freezer, dish washer, washing machine, microwave and food processor.
Attached to the farmhouse there is a spacious gamesroom with a table tennis table and darts board. We also supply badminton, boules, a swing, paddling pool and sandpit for the little ones. There are 2 terraces well equipped with tables, chairs, umbrellas, sun loungers and barbecues. The 10m x 5m heated swimming pool is totally enclosed.
PLEASE NOTE THE GROUND FLOOR ONLY IS NOT AVAILABLE DURING THE HIGH SEASON.
St. Vivien is a delightful village in the middle of the Bergerac vineyards. The 12th Century church is the focal point in the village. There is also a village shop/bar, and tennis court, all within a one-kilometre walk of Le Roc Nord. The wonderful countryside of the Dordogne and its perfect climate - warm but not unbearably hot boasting over 1000 hours of sunshine a year - makes it THE place for a memorable holiday. There is a strong sense of the medieval throughout the towns and villages of the Dordogne. The most outstanding is Sarlat. The goldbricked houses and courtyards form the nucleus of France's most authentic medieval town. The river flows onwards through Castillon-la-Bataille, the scene of the last battle in the Hundred Years War, which is re-enacted every year during July and August.
The area around Sarlat is essentially farming country and the alluvial soils along the valley support a bountiful agriculture based on tobacco, fruit, maize, wheat and walnuts. Further west past Bergerac, the valley widens into a flatter landscape and vineyards become increasingly common. The Bastide town Ste. Foy-la-Grande with its weekly market and museum of the Dordogne River is well worth a visit. The local delicacies of the area include foie gras, confit, and magret du canard, truffles, cépes and walnuts. The Dordogne joins the Gironde estuary just north of Bordeaux. This beautiful city is the centre of arguably the greatest wine growing area in the world - whatever the Australians may think! You can visit all the famous vineyards in the area to sample - 'dégustation' - their wines. St Emilion, Pomerol, Médoc, Bordeaux, Montbazillac and Bergerac are all on the doorstep.
Attached to the farmhouse there is a spacious gamesroom with a table tennis table and darts board. We also supply badminton, boules, a swing, paddling pool and sandpit for the little ones. There are 2 terraces well equipped with tables, chairs, umbrellas, sun loungers and barbecues. The 10m x 5m heated swimming pool is totally enclosed.
PLEASE NOTE THE GROUND FLOOR ONLY IS NOT AVAILABLE DURING THE HIGH SEASON.
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The area around Sarlat is essentially farming country and the alluvial soils along the valley support a bountiful agriculture based on tobacco, fruit, maize, wheat and walnuts. Further west past Bergerac, the valley widens into a flatter landscape and vineyards become increasingly common. The Bastide town Ste. Foy-la-Grande with its weekly market and museum of the Dordogne River is well worth a visit. The local delicacies of the area include foie gras, confit, and magret du canard, truffles, cépes and walnuts. The Dordogne joins the Gironde estuary just north of Bordeaux. This beautiful city is the centre of arguably the greatest wine growing area in the world - whatever the Australians may think! You can visit all the famous vineyards in the area to sample - 'dégustation' - their wines. St Emilion, Pomerol, Médoc, Bordeaux, Montbazillac and Bergerac are all on the doorstep.
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Accommodation and Facilities
Property type: House
Location Type: Rural (Countryside Setting)
Catering: Self Catering
Concept: Get away from it all
Suitability & Policies: Smoking permitted indoors, Children welcome, Suitable for Elderly / infirm, Wheelchair Accessible, No animals please
Equipment & Services: Sheets provided, Towels Provided, Central heating, Phone
Kitchen: 4 ring hob, Oven, Grill, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dish Washer
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps up to 4. 1 Double, 1 Twin, 2 Cot
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Utility: Washing Machine
Living Room Seating for 8, Fireplace
Dining Room: Seating for 8
Entertainment Equipment: English TV, CD Player, Radio, VCR, DVD, Satellite or Cable
Exterior Facilities: Exclusive use of Swimming pool (50 square meters), BBQ, Garden, Terrace, Childrens toys & facilities, Parking
Property type: House
Location Type: Rural (Countryside Setting)
Catering: Self Catering
Concept: Get away from it all
Suitability & Policies: Smoking permitted indoors, Children welcome, Suitable for Elderly / infirm, Wheelchair Accessible, No animals please
Equipment & Services: Sheets provided, Towels Provided, Central heating, Phone
Kitchen: 4 ring hob, Oven, Grill, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dish Washer
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps up to 4. 1 Double, 1 Twin, 2 Cot
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Utility: Washing Machine
Living Room Seating for 8, Fireplace
Dining Room: Seating for 8
Entertainment Equipment: English TV, CD Player, Radio, VCR, DVD, Satellite or Cable
Exterior Facilities: Exclusive use of Swimming pool (50 square meters), BBQ, Garden, Terrace, Childrens toys & facilities, Parking
Geography
Department, Region: Dordogne, Aquitaine
Nearest Town or Village: St. Vivien (PostCode: 24230)
Geographic Location: Lat:44.895769 Long:0.096817
(44° 53'44.77" N 0°5'48.54" E)
GPS: N44°53.746 E0°5.809
Nearest Airport: Bergerac - 32 KM
Nearest Rail Station: Libourne - 35 KM
Nearest Motorway Exit: Montpon - 15 KM
Nearest Beach: Lac de Gurson - 7 kilometers
Car: Necessary
Department, Region: Dordogne, Aquitaine
Nearest Town or Village: St. Vivien (PostCode: 24230)
Geographic Location: Lat:44.895769 Long:0.096817
(44° 53'44.77" N 0°5'48.54" E)
GPS: N44°53.746 E0°5.809
Nearest Airport: Bergerac - 32 KM
Nearest Rail Station: Libourne - 35 KM
Nearest Motorway Exit: Montpon - 15 KM
Nearest Beach: Lac de Gurson - 7 kilometers
Car: Necessary
Availability
Last updated by owner on 19 July 2010
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