An authentic restored Périgord property overlooking the valley. This wonderful family home has a heated salt pool and is situated in a small hamlet close to Rouffignac, about 3 km from all amenities.
The property comprises a large main house and a gîte that can sleep up to 14 people. There is the option of renting an additional gîte that can sleep 4 people, for a maximum capacity of 18.
The main house comprises a fully-equipped kitchen with direct access to the dining room. From here, you have access to a veranda leading on one side to a balcony with magnificent views over the valley and, on the other, to the garden, swimming pool and shaded outdoor dining area.
Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with en suite bathroom and a second large dining room featuring its own bar. (All rooms on the ground floor are equipped with air-conditioning.)
From here, a staircase leads to the first floor, where there is a lounge area and a double bedroom in the pigeonnier. A long corridor leads to 3 double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The gîte has an open-plan kitchen/dining and living area, two upstairs double bedrooms and a shower room with toilet.
You can also make the most of the outside spaces and stunning views over the valley and rolling hills:
A children's play area with swings and a slide.
A private swimming pool and a poolside recently fitted with a braod Pergola offering generous shade, perfect for afternoon lounging.
A shaded alfresco dining area, seating up to 18 people.
THE AREA
Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac, in the heart of the Dordogne, is rich in history and culture with its world heritage sites and offers a mix of prehistoric heritage, peaceful countryside, and gentle outdoor activities.
Grotte de Rouffignac – “Cave of the Hundred Mammoths”
This vast prehistoric cave is the area’s main attraction. It contains hundreds of Paleolithic engravings and drawings, including mammoths, bison and rhinoceroses. Visitors explore a portion of the cave by electric train, making the visit accessible and memorable.
Château de l'Herm
Hidden in the nearby forest, this partly ruined 16th-century castle provides an atmospheric glimpse into local history. Its moats and weathered stone walls give it a mysterious charm, especially for those who enjoy quiet historic sites.
Walking and nature trails
The surrounding countryside is full of marked walking loops through woodland, meadows, and small hamlets. Routes such as the Boucle des Mammouths or Boucle de l’Herm offer relaxed half-day hikes with gentle terrain and scenic viewpoints.
Horse-riding and rural activities
Local equestrian centres offer pony rides, guided hacks, and countryside treks suitable for beginners and families. A few traditional farms in the area also provide opportunities to discover regional produce and local agricultural life.
Canoeing- kayaking on the Vézère river and much more.
Overall, the area around Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac blends prehistory, rustic landscapes, gentle outdoor recreation, and quiet heritage—ideal for travellers seeking a slower, authentic Dordogne experience.
Discover the culinary delights of the Dordogne, with local produce from the Rouffignac market on Sunday mornings or from Plazac on Friday afternoons for example.
You will also find many traditional restaurants.
Don't miss the opportunity to stay at this magnificent property.
Book now for an unforgettable holiday!
Additional options available for this property:
- Linen pack: includes 3 towels per person (2 bath towels and a pool towel) and bed linen (sheets, pillowcases and duvet cover).
- Baby pack: The baby pack includes a high chair and a cot with linen.
- Additional gîte which can accommodate up to 4 additional people.
If you wish to book this property or have any questions, please contact us via the enquiry form below OR visit our website directly.
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Local Attractions
Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac, in the heart of the Dordogne, offers a mix of prehistoric heritage, peaceful countryside, and gentle outdoor activities.
Grotte de Rouffignac – “Cave of the Hundred Mammoths”
This vast prehistoric cave is the area’s main attraction. It contains hundreds of Paleolithic engravings and drawings, including mammoths, bison and rhinoceroses. Visitors explore a portion of the cave by electric train, making the visit accessible and memorable.
Château de l'Herm
Hidden in the nearby forest, this partly ruined 16th-century castle provides an atmospheric glimpse into local history. Its moats and weathered stone walls give it a mysterious charm, especially for those who enjoy quiet historic sites.
Walking and nature trails
The surrounding countryside is full of marked walking loops through woodland, meadows, and small hamlets. Routes such as the Boucle des Mammouths or Boucle de l’Herm offer relaxed half-day hikes with gentle terrain and scenic viewpoints.
Horse-riding and rural activities
Local equestrian centres offer pony rides, guided hacks, and countryside treks suitable for beginners and families. A few traditional farms in the area also provide opportunities to discover regional produce and local agricultural life.
Overall, the area around Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac blends prehistory, rustic landscapes, gentle outdoor recreation, and quiet heritage—ideal for travellers seeking a slower, authentic Dordogne experience.
Supermarket and petrol station in Rouffignac 3 km.
Special Rental Conditions
Linen pack: includes 3 towels per person (2 bath towels and a pool towel) and bed linen (sheets, pillowcases and duvet cover).
Baby pack: The baby pack includes a high chair and a cot with linen.
Additional gîte which can accommodate up to 4 additional people.
If you wish to book this property or have any questions, please contact us using the enquiry form below.
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Property Exterior
Local Attractions
Grotte de Rouffignac – “Cave of the Hundred Mammoths”
This vast prehistoric cave is the area’s main attraction. It contains hundreds of Paleolithic engravings and drawings, including mammoths, bison and rhinoceroses. Visitors explore a portion of the cave by electric train, making the visit accessible and memorable.
Château de l'Herm
Hidden in the nearby forest, this partly ruined 16th-century castle provides an atmospheric glimpse into local history. Its moats and weathered stone walls give it a mysterious charm, especially for those who enjoy quiet historic sites.
Walking and nature trails
The surrounding countryside is full of marked walking loops through woodland, meadows, and small hamlets. Routes such as the Boucle des Mammouths or Boucle de l’Herm offer relaxed half-day hikes with gentle terrain and scenic viewpoints.
Horse-riding and rural activities
Local equestrian centres offer pony rides, guided hacks, and countryside treks suitable for beginners and families. A few traditional farms in the area also provide opportunities to discover regional produce and local agricultural life.
Overall, the area around Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac blends prehistory, rustic landscapes, gentle outdoor recreation, and quiet heritage—ideal for travellers seeking a slower, authentic Dordogne experience.
Supermarket and petrol station in Rouffignac 3 km.
In the area
This Property is situated in Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Nearest Airport: Brive Airport (and car rental) 70 km
Nearest Station: Périgueux train station 35 km
Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.




