Located at the crossroads of the White, Black, and Purple Périgord regions, this renovated old barnin the Périgord style is nestled in a grove of oak trees that provide cool shade on hot summer days. The thick stone walls of the house also serve as a natural barrier against the heat.
Located next to the unoccupied main house, it is surrounded by nature and features a terrace overlooking a meadow and the forest.
Very picturesque and inviting, with its open kitchen and exposed stone walls, the house offers a cozy retreat for relaxation and serves as an excellent starting point for exploring the treasures of this exceptional region.
Pleasant hiking trails pass near the house, and many others crisscross the region: Saint Laurent, Sainte-Alvère, Trémolat, a charming village offering breathtaking views of the meandering Dordogne River.