Local guide and map for Self catering holiday accommodation in France

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£550 - £1,750 Per property per week (Rates)

Capacity 8

Bedrooms 4

Bathrooms 2

Separate toilets 2

Suitability Suitable for children, Suitable for the elderly

Property highlights Barbecue, Garden, Scenic views, Swimming pool (exclusive use)

Access Car Essential, Taxi from airport, Taxi from train station Car hire

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The pool and patio area
The lounge
The dining room
One of the double bedroom
The patio and pool
The Gite
The pool side and garden
The rockery, pool and garden
La Croix de Loubas
Garden and pool
Fruit trees & garden
Fruit trees
Local view
Penne D'Agenais
Port Penne D' Agenais
Penne D'Agenais
Local Market
Evening on the River Lot
Monflanquin
Evening at Monflanquin
Local Chateau
Pujols - Street scene
Pujols - Further street scene
The canal at Agen
Nearby: Bergerac
Bergerac Port
Local Village
Local Village
Nearby: Belves
Belves Market Place
Nearby: Rocamadour
Nearby: Beynac
Local Chateau
Nearby: La Roque Gageac
La Roque Gageac
Local river
The bridge at Millau
The Millau bridge

Location

This beautiful region of southwest France, lying between Bordeaux to the west, Toulouse to the east, Bergerac to the north and Lourdes to the south, is a delightful, relatively undiscovered area. Off the beaten track the countryside is breathtaking. Steeped in history, ancient hilltop villages look out over beautiful, secret valleys. The area is scattered with farms and orchards, fields of sunflowers in early summer and ancient villages criss-crossed by quiet country lanes.

The Lot-et-Garonne is France as most people imagine France to be. Warm, verdant, colourful, picturesque, historic, and very peaceful. It has one of the lowest population densities in all of France. It also has some of the best wine, the most beautiful scenery, and the loveliest and friendliest people.
In the summertime there is always something to see and do, wherever you go in this beautiful region: bastide villages, brocantes, music festivals, vide greniers, daytime and evening markets, art exhibitions, fetes, wine tasting, chateaux, rivers, canals, lakes, boat rides, horse riding, cycling etc. as well as such things as theme parks, water parks, and cinemas (often with English language films). In summer, this “quiet little corner" of France is buzzing with activities and none of it is "laid on" for tourists. Here you will truly be participating in 'la vie de Gascogne"!

The valleys of the Rivers Lot and Garonne offer many delights such as boat trips and small beaches for freshwater swimming. Our summers are significantly warmer and sunnier than further north, with long settled spells. Rain is not usually a problem as, when it does come, it tends to be very heavy and of short duration.

The vineyards of Duras, Buzet and Bergerac are all within easy reach. You can enjoy fine restaurants with good local and traditional cuisine and the area is well known for producing plums and prunes.