Lovely Holiday Cottage in the Dordogne Countryside, LONG TERM RENTALS ONLY - La Porcherie
Weekly Rental: From GBP 495 to GBP 995
Property: Cottages / Gites
Max. People: 5
Single/Double: 2 / 2
Bathrooms: 2
Pets: Not Allowed
Pool: Yes
Ref ID: 5795
Description of Property
Owner
Contact Owner
Jaqui and Malcolm Roffe
General Information
Changeover Day:
Sleeps:
5
Pets Allowed:
No
Linen Provided:
Yes
Towels Provided:
Yes
Wheelchairs:
Inaccessible
Parking Spaces:
Yes
Accommodation
Single Beds:
2
Double Beds:
2
Sofa Beds:
Cots:
1
Bathrooms:
2
Separate WCs:
Dining Room Chairs
Yes
Lounge Seats
Yes
Kitchenware Appliances
Cooker/Hob Fridge Freezer Microwave Toaster Dish Washer High Chair Washing Machine
Fixtures & Equipment
TV Terrestrial TV Satellite Video Player DVD Player Internet Access
Location Information
This Property is situated in Dordogne, Aquitaine
Nearest Airport:
Nearest Station:
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach:
Nearest Ski Resort:
Nearest Airport:
Nearest Station:
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach:
Nearest Ski Resort:
Owner
Contact Owner
Jaqui and Malcolm Roffe
Rental Rates for this Property
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Special Rental Conditions
We also welcome families with children who have additional needs such as autism. We are registered on the National Autistic Society website in their Autism Services Directory for providing autistic-friendly accommodation here at Chauffour.
Owner
Contact Owner
Jaqui and Malcolm Roffe
Availability Calendar
Property Exterior
Private Pool (Unheated):
Yes
Private Garden:
Yes
Near a Beach:
Yes
BBQ:
Yes
Childrens Swing:
Yes
Sun Loungers:
Yes
Safe for Children:
Yes
Owner
Contact Owner
Jaqui and Malcolm Roffe
Local Attractions
• Leisure and Sport for all in the Dordogne
Beautiful spring flower in the Dordogne, SW France. If you enjoy an activity holiday then the Dordogne has plenty to offer with lots of sporting activities including Acrobranche tree walking, kayaking, cycling, swimming and walking. Locally you can also find golf, horse riding and equestrian events, tennis, rugby and football.
• Sports Breaks
During May, June, September and October why not take advantage of the quieter seasons and enjoy a sporting holiday at Chauffour (self catering or bed and breakfast) and see the Dordogne at its most beautiful – Spring flowers and the beautiful changing colours of Autumn.
• Cycling in the Dordogne
Family cycling holidays in Dordogne, FranceWe have adults and children’s bikes, baby seats, tag-a-longs and a bike trailer to hire including helmets. With lots of great circuits right on the doorstep we can advise you on routes lasting from 1/2 hour up to a day’s ride to suit all levels and capabilities. France is a nation of cyclists and there are numerous opportunities for safe family riding.
There are many lovely villages and towns near Chauffour that are well worth a visit for the day or for just a quick drive out. Within half an hour of Chauffour:
Children's Beach at Aubeterre, near Chauffour GitesAubeterre sur Dronne – officially one of France’s prettiest villages, with a monolithic church and a lovely square for drinks or dinner. There is also a river beach on the river with a children’s play area.
St Aulaye – another pretty beach on the river with children’s play area, café and water slides (water slides are only open in high season from 3pm to 6pm)
Lusignac – a lovely village with wonderful views and a popular bar/restaurant called La Licorne serving food, outdoor eating area.
St Paul de Lizonne – small attractive village with a couple of restaurants.
Ribérac – large market town with lots of local shops, including two wine caves and two big supermarkets. Lots of restaurants for both lunch or dinner. There are free music evenings in the square Tuesday nights in July and August.
Brantôme – very pretty, described as the “Venice of the Perigord”. Lots of good places to eat including a Michelin starred restaurant “Le Moulin D’Abbaye”. Also with good canoeing along a gentle stretch of river.
Beautiful chateau and river at Bourdeilles in the DordogneBourdeilles – nearest chateau to visit with interesting furniture collection, good restaurant nearby called “Le Moulin du Roc” at Champagnac de Belair. Canoeing also possible at Bourdeilles.
Perigueux – with its lovely medieval centre and cathedral and is also full of good shops and interesting little pedestrian back streets, lots of pavement cafes and boat trips available on the river Isle.
Bergerac – apart from the wine interest (“Pecharment” is the best of the Bergeracs) the vielle ville is full of lovely medieval buildings, and boat trips can be taken on the river Dordogne.
Verteillac – nice little market town, famous locally for its “Merlaud” store, which is truly a tardis and for its antique market held on the 1st Sunday of each month.
St Emilion is approximately 1 hour away and is a world heritage site, even if you don’t like wine it’s worth a visit, especially to see the monolithic church and the lovely streets. There is also a “train” which can take you on a trip around all the local vineyards.
Beautiful spring flower in the Dordogne, SW France. If you enjoy an activity holiday then the Dordogne has plenty to offer with lots of sporting activities including Acrobranche tree walking, kayaking, cycling, swimming and walking. Locally you can also find golf, horse riding and equestrian events, tennis, rugby and football.
• Sports Breaks
During May, June, September and October why not take advantage of the quieter seasons and enjoy a sporting holiday at Chauffour (self catering or bed and breakfast) and see the Dordogne at its most beautiful – Spring flowers and the beautiful changing colours of Autumn.
• Cycling in the Dordogne
Family cycling holidays in Dordogne, FranceWe have adults and children’s bikes, baby seats, tag-a-longs and a bike trailer to hire including helmets. With lots of great circuits right on the doorstep we can advise you on routes lasting from 1/2 hour up to a day’s ride to suit all levels and capabilities. France is a nation of cyclists and there are numerous opportunities for safe family riding.
There are many lovely villages and towns near Chauffour that are well worth a visit for the day or for just a quick drive out. Within half an hour of Chauffour:
Children's Beach at Aubeterre, near Chauffour GitesAubeterre sur Dronne – officially one of France’s prettiest villages, with a monolithic church and a lovely square for drinks or dinner. There is also a river beach on the river with a children’s play area.
St Aulaye – another pretty beach on the river with children’s play area, café and water slides (water slides are only open in high season from 3pm to 6pm)
Lusignac – a lovely village with wonderful views and a popular bar/restaurant called La Licorne serving food, outdoor eating area.
St Paul de Lizonne – small attractive village with a couple of restaurants.
Ribérac – large market town with lots of local shops, including two wine caves and two big supermarkets. Lots of restaurants for both lunch or dinner. There are free music evenings in the square Tuesday nights in July and August.
Brantôme – very pretty, described as the “Venice of the Perigord”. Lots of good places to eat including a Michelin starred restaurant “Le Moulin D’Abbaye”. Also with good canoeing along a gentle stretch of river.
Beautiful chateau and river at Bourdeilles in the DordogneBourdeilles – nearest chateau to visit with interesting furniture collection, good restaurant nearby called “Le Moulin du Roc” at Champagnac de Belair. Canoeing also possible at Bourdeilles.
Perigueux – with its lovely medieval centre and cathedral and is also full of good shops and interesting little pedestrian back streets, lots of pavement cafes and boat trips available on the river Isle.
Bergerac – apart from the wine interest (“Pecharment” is the best of the Bergeracs) the vielle ville is full of lovely medieval buildings, and boat trips can be taken on the river Dordogne.
Verteillac – nice little market town, famous locally for its “Merlaud” store, which is truly a tardis and for its antique market held on the 1st Sunday of each month.
St Emilion is approximately 1 hour away and is a world heritage site, even if you don’t like wine it’s worth a visit, especially to see the monolithic church and the lovely streets. There is also a “train” which can take you on a trip around all the local vineyards.
Owner
Contact Owner
Jaqui and Malcolm Roffe
