Les Sarrazinies is located 10 minutes north of Les Eyzies and Le Bugue in the centre of the triangle formed by Sarlat, Perigueux and Bergerac. The beautiful estate of Les Sarrazinies is set in 65 acres of woodland and meadow, and guests can enjoy the peace and tranquility, walking, exploring and watching the abundant wildlife. Bikes, table tennis and fishing are available and the swimming pool is openfrom April to September.

Description of Lake View:
Lake view is a pretty little eighteenth century converted barn on the edge of the quadrangle adjoining the eighteenth century main house. It comprises a bedsitting room and shower room with washbasin and toilet. It is comfortably furnished and has a double/twin beds. There are no cooking facilities but we have provided a fridge, electric kettle and crockery, making it ideal for a short stay or bed and breakfast visitors. The cottage has it's own patio and barbeque, garden furniture and lovely views down to the lake. The price is inclusive of breakfast in the main house.
Price: from 45 €

Located 30 minutes south of Perigueux and 40 minutes east of Bergerac, Les Sarrazinies is 1 mile from the medieval village of St. Felix de Reilhac. There are flights from Southampton and Bristol to Bergerac with flybe.com and Stanstead to Bergerac [Ryanair.com]. Avis, hertz and Europcar all have car rental services at the airport.

We do not offer meals other than breakfast. There are however a good selection of restaurants to choose from in Le Bugue and Les Eyzies [both 10 minutes away].Within 2 miles there is trout fishing, horse riding, golf and tennis. Further afield, we have several caves including the world famous Lascaux 11, with its drawings of bison, wild ox and bears - fascinating.
For the wine connoisseur, you are in a good area to explore the vineyards of Bergerac, St. Emilion, Bordeaux and Cahors. The big distilleries in Cognac are also worth a visit. The medieval towns of Sarlat and Domme are not far away with their exceptional architecture dating from the 12th century. An open air drama festival is held in July/August each year in Sarlat which also hosts a market on Saturday along the narrow streets in the square.
Amongst the nearby chateaux to visit are Chateau de Milland where the American negress Josephine Baker established her orphanage after the war and a career in Parisian dance halls and the French resistance; and Castelnaud with its full size seige engines and catapults! We also have a direct descendant of Napoleon living nearby who will show you around his magnificent collection of Napoleonic memorabilia.
From mushroom caves to paper making - the list is endless of places to visit in the Perigord - "something for everyone" springs to mind, so all we can say is come and experience it for yourselves!
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