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Holiday rentals in Dordogne

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A stone cottage is framed by blooming wisteria, with a gravel patio featuring a round table and four chairs. Greenery and potted plants enhance the outdoor space. Large glass doors lead into the cozy interior, creating a welcoming entrance.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

La Jolie cottage - Just for two - heated pool.

La Jolie cottage is set in lovely gardens and has use of a heated pool, only shared with the owners. A pretty & well equipped perigordian property full of character it is perfect for couples or solo travellers who want privacy and tranquility. You’ll love the cottage because of its ambiance and those little extras that mean so much. Circular walks straight from the door. Vibrant towns nearby. This home is tailored for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. Wifi is fibre. Enjoy!

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A charming farmhouse is set against a clear blue sky, featuring a sloping roof and light blue shutters. Lush greenery surrounds the building, with a large tree providing shade to a small patio area, complete with a parasol and low shrubbery.
Home
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Charming traditional house, shared luxury pool

Come for Autumn Winter 2025/6 with a 30% reduction!! (Already applied) A charming farmhouse set in 10 hectares of land, in an enviable position with exceptional views. To be enjoyed at any time of year. Search for orchids in Spring; laze by the (shared) infinity pool in Summer; enjoy roast meats and chestnuts in the fireplace in Autumn or cozy up next to the Christmas tree with family in Winter. Saint Robert, one of ‘Les Plus Beaux Villages des France’, is only a few mins away or 20 min walk.

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A charming stone building features a distinctive turret, showcasing a slate roof and well-maintained garden. Surrounding greenery enhances the serene setting, while a covered porch invites relaxation in nature. The sky above is clear and blue, complementing the tranquil atmosphere.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

Le Petit Chateau (Adults only property)

The beautiful 'Le Petit Chateau', at 'La Tuilerie de la Roussie', originally built in 1551 is entirely yours to enjoy. Ideally situated on the bank of the River Vézere in the pre-historic area known as the 'Vallée de L'Homme' between the fascinating town of Les Eyzies and market town of Le Bugue. To explore the area we offer FREE use of mountain bikes and a kayak*, there is direct access to the river and a 12km cycle path. Or simply relax around the heated swimming pool on luxury sun loungers.

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A charming stone building with red shutters stands at the end of a narrow, winding path. Flower boxes accent the windows, while lush greenery surrounds the structure, enhancing the quaint atmosphere of the village.
Cottage in Beynac-et-Cazenac
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

La Petite Maison: Fairytale Stay in Village Center

Stone Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps up to 5 adults) Distinguishing itself from numerous properties listed under Beynac, La Petite Maison enjoys a central location within the village. It stands out as one of the most iconic homes in the area and is featured in many travel guides, blogs, and photo books of the Dordogne region. Positioned along a cobblestone footpath leading to the 12th-century Chateau, this residence offers a medieval adventure for those seeking an immersive experience.

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A cozy living area is present with natural stone walls, complemented by a light-colored sofa and two elegant armchairs. Large glass doors open to the outdoors, allowing natural light to fill the space. A coffee table and decorative elements, such as a chandelier, enhance the inviting ambiance.
Farm stay
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Charming cottage in Périgord with private spa

Stone barn renovated into 2 adjoining cottages separated by a large interior garden area. It's a cozy cottage that I offer you, ideal for resting in the countryside at the farm. Peaceful covered terrace with private hot tub at each cottage (not allowed for young children) Ideal for 4 people or a couple Pleasant view, very quiet location. Many possible activities: canoeing, Gabares rides on the Dordogne, castles, villages, caves, museums, restaurants, flea markets... etc.

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A rustic interior features a wooden floor and corrugated metal ceiling, with warm light illuminating the space. A comfortable seating area includes an armchair and a simple table. A vintage stove and classic fridge add charm to this inviting living area.
Cabin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Pondside cabin and Nordic bath

Welcome to Ferme du Pont de Maumy In an authentic and warm vintage spirit, the Maumy Bridge Cabin is the perfect place to let yourself be carried away by an exotic experience. Built in an eco-friendly way and entirely of burnt wood, its atypical style will not leave you indifferent. You will enjoy its large terrace and stunning views of the pond on sunny days, as well as its interior with its soft and cozy atmosphere, and its wood-burning stove for your long evenings.

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A tranquil pool is framed by a stone patio, reflecting the clear blue sky. In the background, a charming stone manor with a slate roof and white shutters is surrounded by lush greenery. The peaceful environment emphasizes a serene retreat.
Villa
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Beautiful Mansion with Pool

Character mansion that underwent quality renovation in 2022. Country and quiet environment 1 km from amenities. Market, restaurants, supermarket, shops. Close to the tourist attractions of the Périgord Noir: castles, canoeing, caves and quaint villages. You will dine in the shade of century-old trees while watching the cows in the meadow. 11x4 swimming pool, park, terrace, barbecue, garden furniture, ping-pong, the ingredients for a successful vacation.

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A scenic view of a historic castle perched on a hill, featuring a tall turret with a conical roof. The surrounding landscape includes lush trees and gently rolling hills, shrouded in early morning mist, creating a serene atmosphere.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Petit Paradis - Private Pool

Nouvellement décorée et meublée avec piscine privée, maison de vacances située au cœur du Périgord Noir. Le gîte est idéalement situé avec une vue spectaculaire sur un château et une campagne environnante. Il peut accueillir 2 personnes. Il peut convenir à un couple avec 2 enfants. Le logement est proche de restaurants, d’activités adaptées aux familles, de la vie nocturne, de la rivière et principalement des sites touristiques importants dans la région.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the house features a charming façade adorned with climbing plants and flowering vines. Sunlight filters through the surrounding trees onto a peaceful patio, which is equipped with a parasol for shade. The inviting atmosphere is enhanced by well-maintained garden elements.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 65 reviews

Marc's House in Maine: country chic

Ideally located in the center of Périgord and all the sites that make it rich, our house, La Maison de Marc, is an outbuilding of one of the most beautiful estates in Périgord, La Chartreuse du Maine. As in the 18th century, everything here exudes peace, harmony and beauty. Located in the middle of nature, it is the perfect place to recharge and explore the beautiful Dordogne-Périgord region. We converted this former farmhouse into a luxury home.

Top guest favourite
The serene outdoor space features a saltwater pool with gentle steps leading into the water. Two sun loungers are positioned under umbrellas beside the pool, while lush greenery and a stone pathway enhance the tranquil atmosphere.
Villa
5 out of 5 average rating, 75 reviews

Stone barn with a swimming pool and lake.

Forming part of a large property hidden away from the outside world. The house sits on the edge of beautifully landscaped gardens with private pool, summer kitchen and pétanque pitch all leading down to the private lake, setting the backdrop for an amazing holiday home. The village of Cazals, a 500m stroll away, boasts a super market every Sunday , 12 months of the year, as well as an award winning boulangerie, farm shop, restaurants., etc..

Top guest favourite
A serene outdoor space features a heated swimming pool surrounded by lush greenery and trees. Sun loungers are positioned nearby, offering a relaxing spot to enjoy the natural landscape. The rustic stone house is visible in the background, providing a charming backdrop.
Home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews

Dordogne Périgord Lascaux heated pool

Completely renovated in 2022, our stone house is located on the heights of one of the most beautiful villages in France. Lovers of tranquility and authenticity will fall in love with our pretty Périgourdine, restored with a mixture of old and contemporary. 10 minutes from the Lascaux caves and 20 minutes from Sarlat, you will be ideally placed to discover this beautiful region rich in heritage.

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A charming stone house is framed by greenery, with ivy climbing its facade. The scenic location is enhanced by a large rock formation in the background, providing a natural backdrop. Lush trees and a garden are visible in the foreground, inviting exploration.
Home
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 82 reviews

Lovely and charming old stone house, Les Eyzies.

A lovely and charming 300 year old stone house in the middle of the prehistoric area in the Dordogne. Situated in the Vezere valley in a tiny beautiful hamlet of 4 houses and about 150 meter from the river the Vezere. Private pool. From the house you can take beautiful walks in the woods, swim, canoe, horse and pony rides within walking distance, play golf and make fantastic bike rides

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All about Dordogne

The Dordogne can be split into four distinct areas in southwestern France known as the Périgords — Noir, Pourpre, Blanc, and Vert. The Périgord Noir is known for its thick dark forests, Blanc for its chalk buildings, Pourpre for its vineyards, and Vert for its green fields and chestnut trees. The Périgord Noir is popular with visitors due to its rich concentration of castles, chateaus, and caves. The town of Sarlat, in this region, is a great place to journey back in time, wandering through medieval cobbled streets and ancient alleyways.

Most visitors opt for holiday cottage rentals in Dordogne, known as gîtes, which are dotted through the countryside and historic villages. In summer these make a great base from which to enjoy the region’s many outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, rafting, zip-lining, and canoeing. The area is also famous for its extraordinary gardens, including the magnificent topiary of the Jardins de Marqueyssac and pretty landscaping of Les Jardins de Sardy in Périgord Pourpre.

What are the top things to do in Dordogne?

Prehistoric Caves

The Dordogne’s caves are famous both for prehistoric paintings and their notable natural formations. For extraordinary natural appeal, the Gouffre de Padirac is over 100 metres deep; after the initial descent you can take a spooky boat ride through the underground caverns. For signs of prehistoric life, La Grotte de Rouffignac is home to more than 100 paintings, while La Grotte du Sorcier has small cottages built into its cave and boasts a rare historic engraving by a sorcerer.

Chateaus and castles

You don’t need to go far in the Dordogne to find a beautiful French chateau to explore — the area is famous for them. Château de Milandes is one of the most well-known due to its award-winning gardens, notable history, and classic French castle. Those with a particular interest in castles should take a trip along the Dordogne River between Domme and Beynac, where you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Marchés Gourmands Night Markets

Summer evenings are when Dordogne’s pop-up Marchés Gourmands Night Markets are in full swing. This is where you can buy quality local produce and sample home-cooked regional fare at its best. You might find yourself at a communal table under a string of lights in a village square listening to accordion music, or even out in a field — locations vary. No matter where you find your spot, it’s a sure place for visitors to enjoy a glass of wine and the local snacks.

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