Car advised Wheelchair access Nearest amenities: 1 km
Notes:
May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children Smokers welcome Self-catering
Home description
Le Pecheur cottage nestles in a delightful hamlet named Le Pech, 1 mile from Beynac and 5 miles from Sarlat.
Le Pech, perched on one of the most beautiful edges of the Perigord Noir, offers a panoramic view of the Dordogne valley, dotted with the medieval castles of Beynac, Les Milandes, Feyrac and Marqueyssac. Le Pecheur cottage and the other 2 cottages (adverts 7449 & 16081) are recently and traditionally restored with old stone-tiled roofs, stone built walls, exposed beams and original fireplaces,...
If you're a group friends, the cottages (50 meters part) can be rented jointly allowing everyone to be together whilst remaining independent. For nature lovers and for those who appreciate the authentic rural life, Le Pech is a peaceful place where the sound of goats’ bells or a donkey braying in the Pêcheur Cottage’s field will tempt you out for a long walk along the nature trail running through the hamlet (see our website for more photos and information & fully descrption hereafter).
Welcome to Le Pecheur cottage
The antique & original style of the house
The pool seen from powered paraglider
The living room with its fireplace
To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/16082
The Aquitaine / Dordogne / Dordogne region
The Dordogne, or the Périgord as it is known by the French, is one of the most beautiful regions in France. The Périgord Noir, which derives its name from the black truffles found here and its walnuts, is to be found in the triangle of Sarlat, Domme and Les Eyzies, cut through by the Dordogne and Vézère rivers. The Périgord Noir is a stunning mixture of prehistoric caves hidden in tree-covered valleys and medieval castles dating from the 100 years war. You cannot fail to be impressed by the number and variety of castles that there are to visit, as well as the multitude of cavemen dwellings and underground sites.
The Périgord Noir is also famous for its cuisine. You can expect some form of duck on every menu, either the famous duck or goose liver (foie gras) or “confit de canard” or the lighter “magret de canard”. You should try the truffles, whose farming grounds are kept a very close secret by the truffle hunters, and also the cèpes, a very tasty form of mushroom. And to accompany it all, wine from the nearby Bordeaux or Bergerac regions, preceded by a walnut wine to get the juices flowing. Don’t expect to go home lighter than when you set off…
Beynac area
The medieval village of Beynac is dominated by its spectacular castle, which overlooks the Dordogne valley, giving an unrestricted view over many miles of countryside, dotted with castles. The village itself clings to the steep hillside below and is an extraordinary sight to behold. You will find restaurants, antique shops, a post office, a bread shop and, more recently, a small grocery store at the foot of the hillside, beside the river, and you can also take a traditional boat along the Dordogne from Beynac to discover the other castles that line this part of the river. Given its location, halfway between St-Cyprien and Sarlat, Beynac is an ideal departure point for exploring the many tourist attractions of the Périgord Noir.
How to get there
Access by air (www.ryanair.com) - direct flight from London to Bergerac then Bergerac to Beynac = 30 miles (car journey)
Access by motorway - Paris to Beynac = 330 miles of which 300 by motorway (journey time approx. 5.30 hours)
Access by rail (www.sncf.com) - Paris TGV to Libourne = 3h + 2h car journey (90 miles) - Paris to Souillac = 4h + 1h car journey (25 miles)
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Bergerac (for London Stansted): 55 km
Railway:
Souillac (for Paris): 40 km
Activities near Beynac
Sports: Tennis in town Watersports Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Cycling holidays
Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seating for 5, Lounge seating for 4, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Linen and towels provided. Highchair available.
Outdoors:
Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Private garden, BBQ
Access:
Wheelchair access, Parking space
Further details indoors: 1000 sq.ft. - 2 bedrooms - sleeps 4 - swimming pool
This fully restored fisherman's house offers :
on the ground floor - a large living room with original fireplace & dining area, - a fully-equipped kitchen : dishwasher, washing machine, oven, microwave, kettle,... - 1 double bedroom (the double bed can be changed into 2 single beds), - a shower room, - a separate toilet.
on the first floor - 1 mezaaninne bedroom with 2 single beds (the 2 single beds can be changed into 1 double bed).
Further details outdoors: A pool area, situated for you comfort 100 meters from the 3 houses, is available to the occupants of La Croix (advert 16081), Les Terrasses (advert 7449) & Le Pecheur (adver 16082). It includes :
- a salt-water 12x6 swimming pool : for your safety, the pool is surrounded by a fence and equipped with an alarm, - a pool house with a summer kitchen with a BBQ, 4 hobs, a sink & a fridge, - a shower room & WC, - a spectacular view over the Dordogne valley & Les Milandes castle.
Further details
The swimming pool is available from the beginning of June to the end of September.
Conditions
- minimum of 2 week bookings in July & August
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: Euros €
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Mid season with pool
29 Aug 09
26 Sep 09
590£536
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Low season
26 Sep 09
24 Oct 09
350£318
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Mid season
24 Oct 09
31 Oct 09
440£400
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Very low season
31 Oct 09
3 Apr 10
250£227
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Mid season
3 Apr 10
29 May 10
440£400
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Mid season with pool
29 May 10
3 Jul 10
590£536
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1 Week
High season with pool
3 Jul 10
28 Aug 10
890£809
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2 Weeks
Mid season with pool
28 Aug 10
25 Sep 10
590£536
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1 Week
Low season
25 Sep 10
23 Oct 10
350£318
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Mid season
23 Oct 10
30 Oct 10
440£400
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Very low season
30 Oct 10
2 Apr 11
250£227
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1 Week
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Closed from 31st October 2009 to 3rd April 2010
Local taxes included
Electricity included from beginning of June to end of September
Optional & additional services
- bed linen & towels = €20 per person
- end of stay cleaning = €50 for the cottage
- cleaning during the stay = €12 per hour
- damage security deposit required on arrival : €400
Guestbook for Pecheur
From UK, August 2005 – Le Pecheur (see other testimonials on our website (guest book section)
Dear Caroline and Didier,
Many thanks for this. We shall sort out the paperwork shortly. We were really thrilled with Le Pech and hope to come back many more times. You have done the houses with such good taste. (It is amazing what one encounters in some gites/cottages over the years ...) We haven't had our photos developed yet but will send you anything of interest. We hope you will be able to resist the calls for satellite TV. When we are in the Dordogne, we all definitely benefit by having a break from our decadent London habits. We still haven't given up hope of getting Henry to learn some French one of these days. I am sure he made headway this summer while watching Qui veut gagner des millions.
We hope your move continues to go well. Shall be in touch soon (and hope we may see you next summer).
Best wishes, Charles and Cath
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 16082
Name:
Didier Peletengeas
Tel:
+33 (0) 546415975
Mobile:
+33 (0) 603691606
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