La Maison d'Aval
Listing Summary
Listing No:1514
Sleeps up to:8
Location Type:Not specified
Local Area:Nearest Beach: Arcachon 80km
Local Airport: Bergerac
Local Ferry Port: Bordeaux
Nearest Railway Station: Tremolat
Nearest Motorway/Freeway Junction: Perigeux 25km
Local Shops: Le Bugue 8km
Car Required: yes
Listing description
La Maison D’Aval is situated close to one of the most photographed stretches of the Dordogne – Le Cingle de Tremolat – a horseshoe shaped loop in the river. The Basin Nautique with its water sports and tennis courts is only a short stroll away. This is an excellent location for staying put and enjoying the sunshine by the pool or exploring this part of the Dordogne.
The house is spacious, with a well equipped fitted kitchen, a dining area and large comfortable sitting room furnished with sofa and easy chairs around the fireplace with wood burning stove. French doors open onto the patio. There is a downstairs cloakroom, and laundry room.There are two bedrooms on the ground floor (one double one twin) with a bathroom and WC. There are two further bedrooms (one double, one twin) as well as another bathroom / WC upstairs. The private fenced swimming pool is in a sheltered position behind the house.
Location Details
La Maison d'Aval, Route St. Hiare, Tremolat,
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Tariff / Rates
Payment is usually accepted in British Pounds, unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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Low-season
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28/04/2012
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29/06/2012
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£650
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£0
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1 week
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Mid-season
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30/06/2012
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20/07/2012
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£950
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1 week
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High-season
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21/07/2012
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31/08/2012
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£1,500
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£0
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£0
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1 week
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Low-season
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01/09/2012
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02/11/2012
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£650
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£0
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£0
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1 week
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Tariff Notes
25% deposit required.
£100.00 returnable security deposit
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Additional Information
The village with its small shops can cater for immediate needs but if required supermarkets at Le Bugue and Lalinde offer a wider selection as does the Hypermarket on the Bordeaux Road at Bergerac. If you prefer the local markets you will find one everyday at a nearby town. Sarlat market on Saturday can be a day out, strolling through the closed main street and ally-ways of the old town, shops and stalls selling local produce of every description
Under English rule in the middle Ages the Perigord, the French name since medieval times, was the cradle of the Hundred Year’s War and legacies of this era are everywhere. Fortified Churches, over a 1000 Castle’s and Chateaux’s, and the Bastides, all only a short drive away.