Charming petite tower in the Dordogne valley

La Petite Tour, Located in the Dordogne valley itself, midway between Beynac and Rocamadour, with all the major tourist attractions nearby, a cosy characterful and renovated ancient tower with its own private garden and beautiful views, just 250m from the Dordogne river, 50m from the cycle track and 20kms to the medieval market town of Sarlat. The space Newly renovated La Petite tour offers a unique place to stay in the beautiful Dordogne valley. Forming the major part of a pre-Napoleonic tower, this fully self-contained one bedroom gîte is nestled in the picturesque Dordogne valley itself, midway between the medieval towns of Rocamadour and Sarlat. It is located in an elevated position offering easy access to all that the area has to offer. The Little tower has been recently sympathetically restored keeping many original features, comprising of a Lounge/kitchen/dining room which offers an oven, ceramic hob, dish washer, fridge, and a table that comfortably seats two. this room has beautiful views over the duck pond and valley, two seater sofa and 36 inch tv with French tv channels, and also selection of books. There is a quite steep staircase to the charming, pretty and comfortable bedroom, one double bed, small wardrobe and drawers, two bedside tables, and with lovely views over a duck pond. New bathroom with larger than average shower cubicle. Ideal for singles or couples looking for an active holiday or restful getaway. The area can cater to a huge variety of interests. We are a stones throw away from popular cycle routes and 250m from the Dordogne river, perfect for canoeing, kayaking or fishing. Our two local villages of Carlux and St Julien de Lampon have restaurants, bars, Boulangeries, general stores, launderette, a chemist, post offices, churches and even a castle. A larger supermarket is just a ten minute drive in the local town of Souillac. Fancy something a bit more relaxed? Take a wander around the many beautiful medieval towns located within a short drive and sample the food and wine the region is famous for: duck, foie gras and walnut (the locally produced walnut wine is particularly splendid!) Twice a week Sarlat hosts a large public market, take the opportunity to bring back some local produce and have dinner in the comfort of your own lounge or a bbq al fresco enjoying the scenic countryside. Guest access Guests must be able to climb stairs, also The Little Tower is accessible by gravelled steps to the side. Other things to note The Little Tower is 23 m2 set over 2 floors. The Dordogne river is 250 metres away The cycle path and main valley road between Sarlat and Rocamadour are within 50 metres. Registration Details 828709543