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Açıklama İngilizceStay in an immaculately restored 17th-century home surrounded by glorious landscapes close to French villages, atmospheric markets and idyllic rivers, perfect for exploring the regions of Lot-et-Garonne, Dordogne and beyond.

Centred around a charming courtyard with its private swimming pool, this estate is beautifully positioned amongst fields and nature. The decked terrace is a stunning spot for soaking up the sun whilst the covered dining area is ideal for atmospheric al-fresco feasts with family or friends. Pretty touches include raised flower beds and a tranquil fishpond, guests will also appreciate the jacuzzi and table tennis. The heated swimming pool is wonderful with two waterfall features from the wall behind.

So much work has gone into the renovation of the château in recent years and the main house is now ready to welcome six guests. Inside, admire the home’s characterful yet chic interiors across the living and dining space which opens out to the covered terrace. The blend of traditional and modern furnishings is impressive whilst the stylish kitchen has been imported from Spain.

Upstairs, enjoy the views from the three double bedrooms, all of which are gracefully styled and each feature their own en suite bathroom. The master double even has two bathrooms, one with a bath, another with a shower in the tower, as well as a walk-in dressing room.

A boulangerie awaits in the local village, only 3km by car, whilst market towns are easily reached to pick up a wealth of locally produced delights – look out for delicious tomatoes in Marmande and Tonnein’s famous ham. There are kayaking opportunities along the Lot and Garonne rivers as well as riverside beaches, perfect picnic spots, lovely walks and endless vineyards producing some excellent wine.

Visit picture-perfect villages and towns such as Clairac, Villeneuve-sur-Lot and Pujols, sample the wines of Duras, drive to the Gers to enjoy yet more gastronomic gems and experience the fantastic Sunday morning market in Dordogne’s Issigeac. You can also catch the train from Tonnein to Agen or Bordeaux for yet more wine, cuisine, culture and history in this alluring part of south-western France.