House in Occitanie
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Picture yourself waking up in this two-bedroom, two-bath, 14th century house! Domme, a wonderful medieval bastide town in Southwest France, holds the honor of being voted one of France's most beautiful villages. Ideally situated on a quiet street, this charming stone house--'La Belle Petite Maison'--and streetscape appeared on the cover of Travel + Leisure magazine in 2003 for a cover story entitled “The Heart of French Country.” The house has been furnished using a mixture of both antique and new French oak furniture.
Dine in the kitchen at the large table or enjoy outdoor dining just out the glass door which opens onto the very private garden patio. In the second floor salon, a glass door leads to a lovely balcony with table and chairs, providing a stunning view of the ancient Delbos gate, and the hills to the South. The balcony makes a lovely spot to relax and enjoy coffee, tea, or an apero.
Given the location of the house within Domme, visitors can easily walk to the tourism office, the cave, gardens, wonderful restaurants and shops—as well as enjoy the village market on Thursday mornings! Fresh croissants for breakfast are only a few steps away. Stroll along the esplanade in the evening to watch the sun set over the valley below or walk the ancient ramparts around the village.
Domme provides an ideal location to visit the Dordogne’s many places of interest such as the numerous chateaux, prehistoric caves, spectacular gardens, museums, churches, villages and artisan’s studios--all an easy day-trip away!
Keywords: House, in village, stone, historic
Dine in the kitchen at the large table or enjoy outdoor dining just out the glass door which opens onto the very private garden patio. In the second floor salon, a glass door leads to a lovely balcony with table and chairs, providing a stunning view of the ancient Delbos gate, and the hills to the South. The balcony makes a lovely spot to relax and enjoy coffee, tea, or an apero.
Given the location of the house within Domme, visitors can easily walk to the tourism office, the cave, gardens, wonderful restaurants and shops—as well as enjoy the village market on Thursday mornings! Fresh croissants for breakfast are only a few steps away. Stroll along the esplanade in the evening to watch the sun set over the valley below or walk the ancient ramparts around the village.
Domme provides an ideal location to visit the Dordogne’s many places of interest such as the numerous chateaux, prehistoric caves, spectacular gardens, museums, churches, villages and artisan’s studios--all an easy day-trip away!
Keywords: House, in village, stone, historic
Amenities at Cozy Medieval Village House in Domme, Dordogne
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Occitanie
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2024
The property was very nice. The location was excellent, everything was within walking distance.
The only negatives were: directions could have more clear as to the location of the fire station and recycling.
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2022
The house was an interesting home with a lot of character - a very traditional village home. The location was good - close to municipal parking and many of the village amenities. It was also a good base for exploring the Dordogone Valley.
There were several English language books on French cooking and the regional wineries that were very helpful. Two suggestions are to include more information on the history of the house and to upgrade the furniture on the patio off the kitchen.
Overall - a wonderful visit.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2017
We were two couples who spent a week here. The facility is charming, well furnished and perfect for us Being right in the middle of the bastide town we were able thoroughly enjoy just walking around the town at different times of the day (especially enjoyable were the evenings after all the day tourists had left). We had several meals on the patio. The town is ideally located to explore the Dordogne Valley from Bergerac to all points east. What was especially appreciated and most impressive was the property manager's instant response to making a small but important repair in the bathroom. We have nothing but wonderful memories. We laughed a lot, drank and ate a lot, and thoroughly absorbed the Dordogne Valley from this wonderful house. Two couples could not ask for a better place.
6 / 10Average·Aug 2022
We were disappointed with the property. We felt that the outdoor furnishings were cheap and outdated - a green plastic table and chairs and torn umbrella in the courtyard , and dead plants, for example. A lot could be done quite easily to make it a more pleasant stay. The lack of air conditioning in the top bedroom made it unbearable to sleep in (to use the fan the main light had to be left on). Cleanliness in the house was below standard. The bedrooms were covered in dust, outside bin was left full of rubbish. The kitchen shelves had obviously not been cleaned for a long time and the rugs not shaken out since before the pandemic. I would advise not to look under the beds!
There was no Wi-Fi for the first 5 days of the holiday and we had to call the letting agent several times which impacted on our relaxation time. Great location but sub-standard accommodation which could be sorted with a little care.
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9.7Outstanding
(15 Ratings)
"The property was very nice. The location was excellent, everything was within walking distance.
The only negatives were: directions could have more clear as to the location of the fire station and..."
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