
Magnificent 18th Century Dordogne Manoir with Guest House and Pool











Magnificent 18th Century Dordogne Manoir with Guest House and Pool
Eymet, Dordogne
- 240 m² of living space
- 47700 m² of land
- 16 rooms
- 5 bedrooms
Set on a hilltop, this stunning property enjoys far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, and yet is only twelve minutes from the lively bastide town of Eymet with all its amenities. Superbly renovated throughout, the main house offers modern convenience whilst maintaining many of its original character features. The spacious sitting room with terracotta tiled floor and open fireplace opens onto the elegant gardens on one side and a smart fitted kitchen on the other. The equally elegant dining room allows access onto a secluded terrace. The three attractive ground floor bedrooms (two of which are en suite), benefit from high ceilings which give them a light & airy feel. One of these bedrooms could be used as an office since there is the possibility of further accommodation in the first floor attic space. Elsewhere in the grounds are a self-contained, two bedroom guest house, an artist's studio/office, a garage for two cars, a 10 x 4m heated pool (with a stylish Perigourdine pool house), and stables with three double horse boxes.
Property highlights
- Caretaker house
- Fireplace
- Swimming pool
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Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site. Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr
Discover the area
The picturesque Dordogne region attracts over 3 million tourists per year and has a huge amount to offer those looking to relocate, start a hospitality business or buy a holiday home. The west of the Dordogne has hundreds of pretty vineyards, with many wines rivalling those of neighbouring Bordeaux. The east of the Dordogne – with famous medieval towns such as Sarlat – has popular tourist attractions such as the Lascaux caves and other protected UNESCO world heritage sites. The rolling green hills of the north of the Dordogne offer a large selection of Chateaux to visit and explore and the region is perfect for cyclists, water activities and unspoilt beauty. Famous for its cuisine, the Dordogne is dream come true for fans of gourmet experiences.
Served by the airport of Bergerac, the region also has great international connections. With daily flights to London and other parts of Europe, the Dordogne is within easy reach for travellers. Nearby Bordeaux presents alternative international flights from its airport, as well as a convenient 2.5 hour high-speed direct train to Paris.
With our local experience we can offer useful advice with regards to children’s education (there are several bi-lingual schools in the area) as well as business set-ups and property management. Please call Kirsten or Daniel to discuss your requirements.


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