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In the Dordogne countryside, where golden fields roll into wooded hills, Le Séchoir stands as a charmingly reimagined barn where heritage and contemporary design meet. Once a traditional tobacco-drying barn, this architect-designed conversion now offers comfort across two spacious levels, set within a hectare of grounds with a private swimming pool.

Sleeping up to 10 guests, natural materials and thoughtful details define the interiors. On the ground floor, open-plan living and dining spaces invite sociable gatherings, while the colourful kitchen makes holiday cooking a pleasure. A ground-floor double bedroom with en-suite bath and shower provides ideal access, while upstairs, three additional bedrooms cater perfectly for families or groups, each with ceiling fans and served by two well-appointed bathrooms (one en suite).

Step outside and the experience continues. The private, heated pool stretches twelve metres long, edged with a sun terrace and loungers ideal for languid afternoons beneath the Dordogne sky. Children will love the swings and table tennis, and all the family can gather on the shaded dining terrace for long meals prepared on the barbecue. There seems to be so much space to roam, dine and unwind in every direction.

Le Séchoir’s location offers both rural seclusion and proximity to the region’s most charming towns. The nearby villages of Salviac and Cazals provide daily essentials and friendly cafés, while Gourdon and Sarlat-la-Canéda, both less than half an hour away, offer a deeper dive into local culture, gastronomy and unmissable markets. Whether ballooning above the valley, canoeing along the Dordogne or exploring ancient cave art near Les Eyzies, adventure and history lie close at hand.

With three electrically-assisted bikes available on request, the rolling countryside becomes effortlessly accessible, opening up scenic routes at your own pace. Le Séchoir promises a stay that is deeply rooted in its rural setting.