The Town House

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Townhouse |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Sarlat in Aquitaine/Dordogne

£136 / night

£950 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

7 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

This pretty little house is tucked away in one of the intriguing streets of Medieval Sarlat - centrally located, this property makes an excellent base to enjoy the delights of the town.

The accommodation can accommodate 2-4 guests and is over three floors with a well equipped kitchen, dining and sitting room on the ground floor. A stunning master suite on the second floor with ensuite bathroom and a further double bedroom again with ensuite bathroom on the third floor. The accommodation is fully equipped with fridge, freezer, dishwasher ,washing machine, DVD/CD player, iron, hair dryer etc. There is also WiFi at the property.

This property offers "home from home" accommodation, with all the care and attention to detail that the owners have added for the comfort and enjoyment of their guests. The clever mixture of antiques with modern kitchen and bathrooms, makes for a very comfortable stay in this lovely property.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
Free parking close by

Further details

Damage waiver: 200 Euros required on arrival. Returned on departure check-out.

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The Aquitaine / Dordogne / Dordogne region

The Dordogne offers dramatic scenery which is interspersed with pretty towns and villages, both in the hinterland and along the Dordogne/Vezère rivers, plus innumerable châteaux, caves, museums, picnic spots and viewpoints. The four main areas are: Purple Périgord, in the southwest, named after its vineyards; the Green Périgord lies to the north; the Périgord Black, centred on Sarlat, named after its dense forests; and finally the White Périgord that covers the limestone countryside around Périgueux. You cannot speak of the Dordogne without mentioning the wonderful food this region has to offer. This is an area world renowned for truffles, walnuts, duck, goose and foie gras - with the local markets overflowing with local produce and at every corner you will see signs offering opportunities to sample and buy local products.

The Sarlat area

Sarlat is the finest example of a Medieval walled town in France. With it's carefully preserved buildings, Sarlat is a wonderful place to explore. Amongst it's pretty cobbled streets and alleyways with their small arched passgeways, you will find ancient half timbered, turreted and gabled stone buildings. On the towns pretty narrow streets sit, numerous cafés, restaurants and shops selling all types of local delicacies. Saturday and Wednesday mornings the famous Sarlat market is held. Where you can enjoy the sights, smells and tastes of locally produced foods . Popular activities are canoeing, cycling and walking or for those long lazy days of summer you simply spend the day swimming or sunbathing one the river's many pebbled beaches.

How to get there

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Road distances to Sarlat - Calais to Sarlat 850km Caen to Sarlat 627km Paris to Sarlat 530km Toulouse to Sarlat 160km By road: www.mappy.com Motorway A 20 : Paris/Souillac - Sarlat Motorway A 20 : Toulouse/Cahors - Gourdon, Sarlat Motorway A 10 : Paris/Poitiers - Angoulême, Périgueux, Sarlat Motorway A 89 : Bordeaux-Lyon By Train: Paris - Toulouse: Disembark at either: Brive (Corrèze region) or Souillac (Lot region), less frequent trains. Paris - Agen: Disembark at Périgueux Paris - Bordeaux: Changing at Libourne for Sarlat (TER regional train Libourne/Sarlat) Useful rail links : www.sncf-voyages.com / www.ter-sncf.com/aquitaine Airport distances to Sarlat: Bergerac to Sarlat 70km Limoges to Sarlat 160km Toulouse to Sarlat 160km Bordeaux to Sarlat 188km By Air - routes from various UK airports: Ryanair - www.ryanair.com : London Stansted to Bergerac, Limoges & Rodez Liverpool to Bergerac, Limoges Bristol to Bergerac East Midlands to Bergerac Flybe - www.flybe.com Flybe now have routes from following the destinations to Bergerac, however some are seasonal and require connections. Belfast, Dundee, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds,Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle

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Reviews

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07 Jan 2013

“A lovely town house in the heart of Sarlat - perfect for living la vie francaise.” We wanted to be in the heart of a town so that we could get fresh bread every morning, go to the markets, visit little wine bars, potter around cobbled streets and generally live the idyll of the French life. The Town House is perfect for this - tucked round a couple of corners from the centre, it is very quiet and peaceful but all the town is 5 mins stroll away. The house was immaculately clean and tidy, and the bedrooms and bathrooms especially pretty and well appointed. We had plenty of space for two but it might be tight for four, and the steps are very steep after a glass of wine or three! We were very well looked after by the owner's representative, who met us on arrival and helped us settle in - wifi key, suggested places to eat, local excursion ideas etc. The house has very thick stone walls and so was always cool even in the blazing July sun. No TV, but that didn't bother us at all - we didn't want it. We wanted to read, doze, eat good croissants and recharge our batteries, and the house was perfect for that. It must be said that the town of Sarlat is heaving with tourists especially at weekends and is very much geared for them - the market sells far more sunglasses than cheeses - so it's not really la France authentique, but that's the fault of town not this lovely house. Lots to see and do in the vicinity, especially if you like spectacular castles, and one excellent restaurant 10 mins walk away for a very special meal: le bistrot octroi.

19 Dec 2012

“Great Property, Great Value, Helpful owner, and a Wonderful Stay” This is a gem and a rare find in a land that everything is overpriced and over-rated. I and my husband rented this house for 4 or 5 nights (I can't remember) and it was absolutely a delightful... more Response: Thank you very much for your review. However we were slightly disappointed to hear that you felt our Agent was less than helpful despite the fact she responded promptly and with full information to... more

21 Aug 2012

“Outstanding property in a fabulous location” We're first time visitors to Sarlat and the Dordogne and my husband and I and our adult daughter and friend stayed at The Town House in the middle of August. It's completely and utterly... more

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30 Jun 2012

“Lovely house with a stay supported by committed owners.” This house is immaculate, furnished tastefully with period furnishings. A quiet street: an easy stroll to the centre of town. Fantastic position both within the town and the Dordogne area. Owner and... more

14 May 2012

“Great Rental Experience in Sarlat's Old Town” Traveling with my 22 year old daughter, we had debated staying in an apt in the old town of Sarlat vs. staying in a home outside the old town but within walking distance to the town. We both love... more

28 Oct 2011

“A delightful House in a delightful medieval village.” We gather it is especially busy during the peak season. Along with that goes the additional activities that some people require - especially if there are children in the group. But as a couple, by... more

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12 Aug 2011

“Great place” Some friends and I stayed here over the double bank holiday weeekend. Its centrally located and was a great base for exploring dordogne. The house is well decorated although could do with twin beds... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	1 Jan 13	1 Apr 13	800£ 800	-	-	3 Nights
High Season	1 Apr 13	1 Nov 13	950£ 950	-	-	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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2 years listed You are contacting Terri Bowen Landline 33 553 591779 Mobile n/a Payment accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The owner is based in France and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This townhouse has received 7 reviews from previous guests.

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