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The barn-conversion has preserved all the rustic charm of the original, but integrates a fitted oak kitchen with washing machine, microwave, ceramic hob & built-in oven, a dining area, and a lounge area with TV/VCR/DVD player & music-centre, and a library of english books and videos. The bathroom is equipped with a shower, and there are two bedrooms: one with a 5ft 3" double bed and the other with two 3ft single beds. The private terrace enjoys a superb view across the Lot valley.

Local shops are one mile away in the little town of St. Géry, just across the river, which has a small supermarket, a bakery, post-office, chemist, Bar/Restaurant and Sunday morning market. Click here for a map giving directions to local supermarkets.

Good local restaurants abound in the Quercy, which enjoys much the same climate and fine cuisine as the neighbouring Dordogne and Périgord region, but is less well-known.

Surrounded by magnificent scenery, a wealth of historic sites to explore and in one of THE gastronomic centres of France, what better place for a relaxing holiday?

Please read what previous guests think of the gite, our terms and conditions and check availability before booking.

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