Charming Cottage in the Dordogne, Ideally located Near Sarlat - Grottes du Périgord Gîte

Our property consists of a large 18th century manor house where we live, with a large gîte on either side, the third being in an old barn, renovated and refurbished.
Each gite has its own independent entrance, its garden with barbecue and garden furniture so that everyone can be quiet, including us!

Located at the end of the 18th century charterhouse , 12 km from Sarlat , the Grottes du Périgord gîte is designed to comfortably accommodate 7 people with a heated and secure salt pool (14m x 6m), games room, sauna and jacuzzi.

Cottage for 7 people | Non-smoker | Wifi | Secure and heated swimming pool | sauna | Jacuzzi | Vaulted cellar converted into a private games room | Canadian stove heating | Animals by prior arrangement | Bicycles available | Toys and Games | Private garden with garden furniture and barbecue | Free parking

The Grottes du Périgord gîte is undoubtedly the oldest part of the Charterhouse, the name given here to these simple but imposing and elegant manors which take up the plans of the Château de Cheverny, the grand staircase of honor. and the roof gables less. It has the particularity of having a large vaulted cellar which dates back to the 14th century, when there was a mill on this site. This charterhouse was built by the doctor of Domme, a certain Jean-Pierre Grézis, in full social ascension in 1758, the date of construction, since this allowed him to be called Lord of the Alburague (La Burague, locality where we are), which caused him some trouble during the French Revolution.

On the ground floor, you enter directly into the fully equipped kitchen / dining room (electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge and freezer, deep fryer, mixer, kettle, grill -bread, classic coffee maker and Nespresso machine, Sodastream) with inglenook fireplace - the name given here to these large fireplaces in which you can stand - where we have placed a large Canadian stove. All the paving of the ground floor is in terracotta tiles.

On your left, a toilet with a sink is under the stairs, and continuing you will successively find the living room and the Rouffignac bedroom. The living room includes a large sofa, 4 armchairs, a desk, chairs, a flat screen TV, DVD player with DVD, stereo with CD, an insert (not functional), a safe and a splashback.

At the end, the Rouffignac bedroom offers a 140 cm bed in a sort of alcove, a wardrobe, a desk, 2 chairs. It is the only one that does not have its own en-suite bathroom.

Upstairs, on the right is the Lascaux bedroom, really huge (45 m², 8 m high). It offers a 160 bed, 2 night tables, a safe, a wardrobe, a desk, 2 chairs, a confidant, a credenza, and its adjoining bathroom, with bathtub and wc.

On the other side of the landing is the Pech-Merle bedroom: 3 single beds, 3 bedside tables, a wardrobe, a desk, 2 chairs and its adjoining bathroom, with shower and wc.

Going down, accessible from the inside, the vaulted cellar Les Eyzies has been converted into a games room (mini table football).