Villa Fr5343

With close proximity to the Quercy region, this property is ideal for exploring this mesmerising region.
The elegant décor will enchant you as soon as you enter this property, with the carefully chosen furnishings matching both modern and traditional designs.
The private gardens can be directly accessed from the living and dining rooms, whilst a Lacanche oven is found in the French country kitchen.
Guests will enjoy many state of the art features here, with the air conditioning, WiFi and smart TV.
A grand pink marble staircase leads up to the first and second floor, where the five bedrooms can be found along with four bedrooms.
The five hectares of gardens give spaces for relaxing with the al fresco dining spaces, swimming pool and boules pitch.
For those wishing for quiet time, there are many romantic spots to enjoy this tranquil area.
The Dordogne river is close by to allow you to enjoy all it has to offer.
Spend days canoeing and explore the idyllic villages and caves of this fascinating area.

Maison Interiors
Ground Floor
- Living room with open fire, TV and doors leading to garden
- Dining room with doors leading to garden
- French country kitchen, well-equipped including range cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, American fridge and Nespresso machine. Doors leading to garden
First Floor
- Bedroom with king-size double bed, air-conditioning and bathroom with double sink, bath and shower
- Bedroom with king-size double or twin beds, air-conditioning and bathroom with double sink, bath and shower
Second Floor
- Bedroom with king-size double bed, air-conditioning and bathroom with bath
- Bedroom with queen-size double bed and air-conditioning
- Bedroom with king-size double or twin beds and air-conditioning
- Bathroom with bath
Outside Grounds
- Heated swimming pool (17x6m, depth: 1.5m) with pool safety shutter. Open approximately April to October
- Al-fresco dining area
- BBQ
- Boules pitch
- Walled garden (five hectares)
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Air-conditioning (bedrooms only)
- Smart TV with international channels
- Toys
- Washing machine

In the heart of Occitanie, just 5km south of the Dordogne river and a 20-minute drive to the incredible Rocamadour, Chartreuse Des Roses is situated in a small village in the Lot department of southern France.

If staying in late Spring, look out for the annual flower market that takes place in this delightful medieval village on 1st May. The small village is also home to a restaurant and cafe whilst shops and further amenities can be found a short drive away in Souillac (12km).
For those of you who love fine food, the owner’s riverside Michelin starred hotel-restaurant is only a 5km drive away (do book a table well in advance) where you can also use the hotel’s tennis court. Bike hire for all ages can also be arranged if you wish to cycle around the local area and beyond.
This region offers historic caves, beautiful villages and incredible natural landscapes as well as fine food from exquisite foie gras to chestnuts, truffles and cèpes from the dense woodland. Not to mention the excellent wine from surrounding vineyards as far as Cahors (52km), home to some of the world’s best Malbec grape varieties.
Visit enticing morning markets in the Dordogne in enchanting places such as Domme (33km) and Sarlat-la-Canéda (40km), then spend summer evenings in late July and August soaking up the ambience at night markets in nearby Souillac (12km) and Gourdon (20km).
Some of the remarkable villages not to be missed include Rocamadour (15km), set dramatically on a cliffside and visited by pilgrims for centuries, and Saint-Cirq-Lapopie (60km), one of France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ whose natural beauty has inspired artists over the years. Some of the delightful villages and castles of the Dordogne are also easily reached with La Roque-Gageac (40km), Beynac-et-Cazenac (44km) and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (45km) all within an hour by car.
Closer to home, hire canoes along the river Dordogne, try rock-climbing at one of the many sites nearby or visit some of the amazing caves such as Grottes de Lacave (5km), Gouffre de Padirac (30km) and admire reproductions of the historic cave paintings at the Lascaux IV (50km). It also goes without saying that the walking and hiking opportunities across the stunning Quercy landscapes seem endless.