Villa Les Cedres - Villa Holiday Rental in Vezac, Dordogne, France

Where is it

• Location:  South West France  >  Aquitaine  >  Dordogne
• Closest town/village:  Vezac (Dordogne) ( 0.9 miles *Direct distance, road distance may vary. Please refer to detailed area map for local roads. )
• Closest airport: Bergerac Airport (.50 min)
• Access: No public transport available, Car Essential, Taxi from airport, Taxi from train station, Train station pickup available Car hire
• Property highlights: Barbecue, Fishing lake, Garden, Scenic views, Tennis Court, Swimming pool (exclusive use)

 

Modern Villa with Swimming Pool

Built on one level on a hillside with spectacular views over a valley and just 5 minutes from the medieval town of Sarlat and the Dordogne Valley at Beynac. The spacious modern and fully equipped villa offers a high standard of comfort.

The spacious light and airy open plan living/dining room (55 square metres) has four french windows three, of which open onto the extensive terracing, which are shaded by two retractable sun-blinds. The terracing featuring ample furniture overlooks the swimming pool for al-fresco dining and there is a purpose built gas barbecue. There is also plenty of garden furniture for the pool terrace. The garage has been made available.

Holiday Accommodation at Villa Les Cedres

The layout of the property is particularly suitable for two or three couples or families holidaying together with good independence. With the villa facing south west two of the double bedrooms are in the east side served with a large bathroom and separate toilet whilst the remaining double en-suite bedroom is in the west side.

East Side: 

• Double Bedroom 1: Master bedroom with double bed and French windows opening onto the terrace. 
• Double Bedroom 2: with double bed. 
• Bathroom with bath and basin 
• Cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin.

West Side:

• Double Bedroom 3: with double bed. Window overlooking terraces and pool. En-suite bathroom with shower cubicle basin and WC 
• Central Living Area:  Lounge/dining room open-plan with four French windows three opening onto front terraces the other to the rear of the property.  Furniture includes 3-piece suite in soft leather, coffee table, dining table and chairs, sideboard and glass cabinet. Satellite Television. Radio/CD player.
• Fully equipped kitchen: (previous owner was a local chef) ceramic hob with electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. Breakfast bar.

There is electric heating throughout making the property suitable for all year letting.

Swimming Pool:

The 10 x 5 metre swimming pool and hot and cold shower is private and not overlooked. The attractive gardens have mature shrubs and trees and are maintained regularly during the season. The elevated terraces overlooking the pool, garden and valley beyond have tables and chairs for outdoor dining. A superb purpose built gas barbecue is situated at the end of the terrace.

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About Vezac in Dordogne, Aquitaine

Sarlat known for several centuries as the Périgord Noir dates back to the 9th century. With its maze of alleys and squares and its cathedral it is by far the most important tourist site in the region. The city is very much alive particularly at night during the summer months. There is a picturesque market on Wednesdays in the centre of the old part of the town Place de la Liberté. 

Beynac and its castle are undoubtedly one of the finest sites in France. The village is built in stages above the water's edge at the bottom of a 150-metre cliff topped by an impressive fort. Dordogne Valley [10kms] the gabarrier boatman has been replaced on the river by the holidaymaker. A canoe or kayak trip can last as long as you wish and you can travel as far as you feel able and a when it is over you will be driven back to where you started. The river with its magnificent loops has produced the superb limestone cliffs for which the Dordogne is famous. With its innumerable chateau towering over the water and the picturesque riverside villages including Montford, Castelnaud, Vitrac, Domme, and La Roque Gageac it is the most splendid stretch of France's most beautiful river. It is shallow and completely safe for young children and beginners. 

Les Eyzies is considered the world capital of prehistory. The concentration and variety of prehistoric sites makes this area unquestionably the richest in Europe.

Montignac on the banks of the Vezére owes its fame to the discovery of the "eighth wonder of the world", the Lascaux cave. Thought to date as far back as 15000 BC the Lascaux cave discovered by four small boys in 1940 is the finest of all prehistoric painted caves. 

Eyrignac Manor and its remarkable gardens created in the 18th century have been restored to their original level of ornamental perfection and well worth a visit. 

Domme overlooking the Dordogne valley is an architectural masterpiece and described as the finest French bastide in the Périgord. 

La Roque Gageac recently awarded the enviable title of the most beautiful village in France. It is the third site in France after Mont-Saint-Michel and Rocamadour, which incidentally is not far from Sarlat.

See Local guide and map for information on nearby towns and facilities.

How To Get To Vezac in Dordogne, South West France

Please contact the owner for full directions.

See Local guide and map for information on nearby towns and airports.

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Facilities at Villa Les Cedres

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Availability at Villa Les Cedres

Changeover day: Saturday

Availability last updated on: - Wednesday, October 5, 2011

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