House vacation rentals in Sousceyrac-en-Quercy

Historical holiday house in the Dordogne valley

Superb house like no other in the Dordogne valley: on the square of a listed village, built in the 15th century, wood panelling from the 18th century, giant stone staircase and stone walls, big fireplaces... A lot of history packed in a spacious (1700 ft 2) house equipped with all the modern conveniences. Large bedrooms with each its bathroom. Ideally located to visit the area, Padirac, Rocamadour... Also close to shops and restaurants. Bed linen, towels, wifi and cleaning fees included.

Charming cottage "Le Domaine de Laval"

Charming small independent house, including 1 large living room with convertible sofa, 1 fully equipped kitchen with bar, oven, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, 1 mezzanine bedroom open to living room with 1 bed in 160, 1 shower room with shower and toilet. Flat screen TV, DVD player, hi fi channel, board games, books, cd, DVD, washing machine. WiFi Wooded land. Quiet and bucolic environment... Beautiful terrace with barbecue, garden furniture. Bed made at check-in.

Chateau de Castelnau Vacation Home

Rare gem at the foot of Castelnau Castle, pretty stone house with pool, with stunning views of the valley, the picturesque village of Loubressac, the Cirque d'Autoire. Ideal base for visiting Carennac, Dordogne Valley, Padirac Cave 13 km, Rocamadour 25 km, direct walking access to the pedestrian streets of the castle, 2 km for a swim in the Dordogne, the beautiful paved square in the 13th century Bastide of Bretenoux and its market on Saturday morning

The Poppies

Old stone barn in the small village, near the church classified as a historic monument: with a spacious living room, kitchen and living room, upstairs 2 bedrooms, toilet, shower room private courtyard parking Nearby sites: Rocamadour, Padirac Cave, Collonge la Rouge, many listed villages Carennac, Turenne, Loubressac, Martel..., many caves, castles. Tourist documentation on site and hiking itineraries. Sheets are provided but not towels.

Gîte de la place du château

Charming Auvergne house in the heart of the medieval city of Salers. Restored with exposed stones and beams, this pretty house consists of three levels, a kitchen on the ground floor, a floor with office, bedroom with two single beds, sleeping area with a double bed (isolated from other guests by a separation), bathroom and a modern basement with a bathroom with a walk-in shower as well as a laundry room. Modern amenities.

Boscau Manor, Louis IX

Our Manoir du Boscau is located in the Dordogne valley, opposite the majestic castle Castelnau-Bretenoux in the north of the department of Lot. The Manoir was built around 1450 by the Benedictine monk Gilles del Bosce, dean of the priory of the nearby Carennac. The estate consists of a private park garden with various terraces and seating areas surrounded by 10 hectares of forest and meadow, including a small private lake.

Country house near tourist sites

Small country house in the heart of the Ségala, quiet and full of charm, 4 km from Lake Tolerme (fishing, slides, beach, picnic areas, health course, restaurants/bars...) Ideally located to discover mountain sites such as Salers, Puy Mary, Monts d'Auvergne... as well as Lot sites classified among the most beautiful in France: Rocamadour, Padirac, Grottes de Presque...

Renovated barn

The property offers a large living room with impressive view and a fully equipped open plan kitchen.The modern bathroom is fitted with an italian shower . the Bedroom is on the mezzanine . Fast internet connection for your video call etc ... Outside there is direct access to the terrace witch lead onto the garden fitted with table and chairs and lounge chairs .

Comfortable studio with garden terrace

Located on the ground floor of our family home, this independent studio is composed of a kitchen area, a living area with sofa bed for sleeping a child, a bedroom area with double bed, a bathroom with shower and toilet, a private terrace and a parking space. The garden and pool are at your disposal. Looking forward to welcoming you. Béatrice Wallyn