No pets allowed Not suitable for children under 5 No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
18th century townhouse in the historic hilltop village of Gensac. To the front, French windows and balconies overlook the square. At the back there are spectacular valley views from the gardens and terraces.
An old stone cottage has been transformed into a magnificent outdoor living space with a large fireplace/barbecue, and dining seating for 10. This overlooks the pool and also has amazing views across the Dureze valley.
The south west facing garden enables guests to enjoy dramatic and beautiful sunsets. Garden furniture, including sun loungers and garden tables and chairs. for al fresco dining.
A country lane running behind the house separates it from a private half acre garden with large picnic table and chairs.
A pool with a view
Upstairs drawing room
Barbecue, Garden Room
Private Picnic Area
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The Aquitaine / Dordogne / Gironde region
A region of outstanding beauty, with vine clad hills, meandering rivers, steep gorges, and historic bastide towns. Perfect for walkers and cyclists. Weekly markets in almost every town and village make shopping for local specialities a foodie adventure. Endless cafés and bars offer rest for tired feet.
White sandy beaches and dunes: picturesque fishing villages and seafood restaurants. Museums and galleries and shopping in the historic cities of Bordeaux and Bergerac and St. Emilion. Lively fairs, festivals and celebrations keep ancient traditions alive.
Wine lovers will enjoy the free tastings offered by the vineyards of this world famous wine region. We can help point guest towards properties producing excellent wines that don't break the bank and where the friendly owners speak English and are enormously helpful to those interested in learning about the wines of the region.
Gensac area
Gensac is a heritage village with old houses built at the time of the Revolution from the stones of the medieval fortifications and château. While still respecting its ancient past, the present day village offers modern facilities, cafés, restaurants, a mini supermarket, and bakeries.
There are concerts, festivals and plays throughout the summer. One of the region's finest restaurants, Les Remparts, is 100 metres from the front door.
There are doctors, a pharmacy, tennis courts, a library, and a post office.
The village is within easy reach of Castillon, (with its famous Son et Lumlère recreation of the last battle of the 100 years war ). An unmissable spectacle. Nearby Ste Foy la Grande has a busy Saturday morning market, one of the best in France.
Gokarting is near Bergerac. Horseriding 8 kms away, and golf at the beautiful Chateau Vigier is a 30 minute drive. Bikes can be hired. Nearby Pessac has canoe and kayak hire.
Bedrooms (4), Bathrooms (2), En suite (1), WCs (3)
Furniture:
Sofabeds (1), Single beds (2), Double beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seating for 10, Lounge seating for 10, Sleeps maximum of 8
Other:
Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels. Highchair available.
Outdoors:
Balcony / Terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
Further details indoors: While guests of all ages are welcome, varying levels and some steep steps both inside and out may present a challenge to very young children or the elderly; So far, patience, vigilance and stair gates have kept grandparents and toddlers safe. Discuss with us . Rates are fully inclusive of utilities and all household linen and pool towels
Indoors there are 5 separate reception areas including the comfortable country kitchen.
Large entrance hall/sitting room with sofas and TV : Dining room seating ten: Large, well equipped farmhouse kitchen with table and ample seating for breakfast, leading into garden.
Utility room with washer and dryer, and WC/handbasin.
Upstairs , spacious drawing room with log fire and sofas and chairs for 8. Views out over square.
Library with a wood burning stove, and French doors leading to a large terrace with a table and chairs and which overlooks the valley of the Dureze.. There is a small cubby hole office on the landing which houses the computer (wifi and skype).
4 bedrooms sleeping 8 (one with en suite bathroom/ WC ): 3 doubles and a twin. Family bathroom with walk in shower, bath, and separate WC. Additional sofa bed in library.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: British £
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27 Mar 10
29 May 10
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29 May 10
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1250£1,250
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10 Jul 10
28 Aug 10
1600£1,600
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28 Aug 10
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1250£1,250
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25 Sep 10
21 Dec 10
850£850
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21 Dec 10
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1600£1,600
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6 Jan 11
26 Mar 11
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Off season long lets available at reduced prices. Discuss with us.
Off season long weekends.
All rates are fully inclusive, and include all household linen and pool towels.
Guestbook for Maison Graulhet
What a wonderful holiday. The best time ever! Fab house, pool and views. C.W. Wexford, Ireland
A beautiful house in a beautiful village. Nothing better in House and Garden. The Doyles, I of Man.
Enchanting, quite magical. The garden room is amazing , the views to die for. We'll be back. V.H , Perth, WA.
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 83308
Name:
Maurice Sweeting
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+33 (0)5 57474401
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