The Dordogne département sits in the southwest of France, where river valleys cut through limestone plateaus thick with oak and chestnut forest. This is the Périgord Noir, named for the ancient oak forests that cloak the region, a landscape of prehistoric cave paintings, medieval bastide towns, and golden stone villages.
This distinctive stone house of around 975 square feet sits within a small hamlet, hidden behind a high dry-stone wall. A short flight of steps climbs to a south-facing terrace and the front door. Inside, a living room opens onto the kitchen, with a traditional cantou fireplace and a wooden staircase rising to the upper floor.
A shower room, a study, and two bedrooms are upstairs. From one of the bedrooms, another staircase leads up to a suspended terrace beneath a tower roof, with 360-degree views across the forests of the Périgord Noir. A small south-facing garden and wooded land complete the plot.
Les Eyzies sits at the center of one of the most visited stretches of the Dordogne valley, with the market town of Sarlat-la-Canéda around twenty minutes by road. Bergerac Airport, serving routes to the UK and several European cities, is around forty-five minutes away.
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