French Holiday Accommodation in the Dordogne, South West France. |
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The Granary is tastefully furnished. The kitchen has oven and hob, double sink , fridge freezer and washing machine. The spacious entrance hall is tiled with local stone giving it unique character. The dining area, with its large oak table, offers stunning views over the Dordogne countryside. The lounge area has comfy chairs and wood burning stove for those winter evenings snuggled infront of the fire. The dressing room leads into the modern shower room with shower, wash basin and toilet. With three sides of the barn having terrace there is plenty space for either sunny or shady areas. With 3 Bedrooms upstairs, one double ensuite, one twin and one single the Granary comfortably sleeps 5 people. There is also an additional bathroom with shower, basin and toilet. Often during the balmy summer evenings passing deer can be seen from The Granary. There is an abundance of wildlife, birdlife and assortment of wild flowers, with wild orchids growing in the verges leading to Lavaud. The areaThe nearest shops to Lavaud are at Jumilhac le Grand which provide the basics: a bakery, a small grocery, a couple of bars, and a restaurant. There is also a small branch of the Credit Agricole bank. A country produce market is held every Sunday during the summer. The nearest "town" to Lavaud is Thiviers. Thiviers is a real market town which, on Saturday mornings throughout the year is completely taken over by the hustle and bustle of market stalls selling everything from Chinese food to live chickens, and Oysters to overalls! Local farmers flock from miles around to sell their fruit, vegetables, and meat produce at what for them is the highlight of their social calendar. Built on a hill and dominating the surrounding countryside, Thiviers boasts three supermarkets, at least four bakers, butchers, florists, a main post office, several banks and the nearest hole in the wall cash dispensers, which accept most UK cards. Eating outIf you enjoy eating out then you couldn't choose a better region for your holiday . The Perigord is world renowned for its cuisine and fresh produce including Foie gras, truffles, walnuts, and of course the wine! We can give you plenty of recommendations for a variety of eating experiences. Choose from little local restaurants with their "plat du jour" or gastronomic feasts at amazing prices. Days outOn our doorstep, and one of the most beautiful, the chateau at Jumilhac has a fascinating history and is well worth a visit. Your time will also be well rewarded by a trip to Bourdeilles, perched on its cliff and dwarfing the village below with its towering donjon. Puyguilhem at Villars, Hautefort, Mareuil, and Les Bories at Antonne, are all nearby. Further afield are the Chateaux of the Dordogne valley. Just a few examples of other interesting visits are : Brantome, "the Venice of the Perigord " and its abbey. Bourdeilles, a charming village as well as an imposing chateau, St. Jean de Cole, one of the "most beautiful villages of France" especially during the floralies in May. Limoges and St. Yriex for Porcelaine, Le Bugue for caves, its aquarium and medieval village, Les Eyzies, caves and pre-history museum, and the Dordogne valley for canoeing, caves, chateaux, and spectacular scenery. There is an abundance of places to go and things to do, the question is are you able to drag yourself away from the Granary to sample what the region has to offer !
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The Granary
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