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Roumaillac - La Bergerie

This extremely luxurious and charming holiday home, at the end of a quiet road, has a large swimming pool and a view of Lake Monmarvès. It is close to the medieval village of Issigeac in the Périgord Pourpre in the Dordogne. This holiday home is part of the Roumaillac estate, an oasis of extreme peace where you can enjoy the wealth of nature and wildlife.

The estate is just 18km from Bergerac airport, in a two hectare wooded park, and has three holiday homes: La Metairie (7-9 people), La Grange and La Bergerie (both for 4 people). The former farm, the barn and sheepfold are incredibly beautifully restored. The materials used and the high quality finish provide a luxurious but authentic look. The tasteful and lovingly furnished holiday homes have all the necessary comforts. Each gîte offers privacy and has a private terrace. You can rent these holiday homes separately or together, which offers a living space of 600m2 for groups of up to 17 people.

With a warm, rustic interior, the large open plan ground floor of La Bergerie is illuminated by large glazed doors, giving a view of the entire estate and glimpses of the lac de la Nette between the old oaks that border the parkland.

On the first floor you will be charmed by the romantic ambiance of the two air-conditioned double bedrooms, both with en-suite.

When you rent this holiday home, you also have use of the fantastic communal space that has been created in the old barn. There, you can drink a glass of wine by the open fire, dine as a group or play a game with the children. In the daytime, it's a lovely cool place to browse the web or read a book.

The communal salt water swimming pool is a heated infinity pool. Near the pool, there's a sun terrace, the pool house with a kitchenette and fridge, and a covered terrace with a large dining table and barbecue. Be sure to make use of this delightful place where you can eat together and enjoy the sunshine and tranquility.

Nearby, you'll find plenty of opportunities to play golf, ride horses, play tennis, hike, and canoe and kayak on the Dordogne and Vézère rivers. Visit the markets and many cultural treasures of the Perigord, such as the castles, fortified cities and towns, caves and prehistoric sites.