Domaine de Puyvinceau

The Puyvinceau estate is the ideal place to recharge in a peaceful setting, away from neighbors and close to nature, in an authentic 18th-century stone building that has been tastefully restored.
A true haven of peace, surrounded by woods and meadows, this charming and characterful home is located just 15 km from city centre Périgueux, the capital of the Périgord Blanc.
Come enjoy the 350 m² of living space, 6.5 hectares of land, and the swimming pool with family or friends.

This former farmhouse, built of stone with exposed beams, features 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, accommodating up to 10 guests.

On the ground floor, you’ll find an entryway, a bathroom with a toilet, a fully equipped kitchen, a double bedroom, and a spacious living room.

Upstairs: a double bedroom on the mezzanine, a double bedroom, 2 children’s bedrooms (each with a single bed and a pull-out bed that can provide 2 additional sleeping spots), a shower room with a toilet, and a master suite with its own bathroom/toilet and private terrace.

The generous living spaces guarantee you wonderful moments of togetherness.

The well-appointed outdoor areas will delight you at any time of day.
You’ll enjoy the 10x5 m pool (equipped with an alarm) and its pool house.

Bed linens, bath towels, pool towels, and tea towels are provided. For your comfort, the beds are made before your arrival. Baby equipment can be provided upon request (cot, high chair, etc.).
You’ll have access to basic necessities (paper towels, toilet paper, dishwasher tablets, laundry detergent, salt/pepper, oil/vinegar).

For your information, the house has Wi-Fi, but the internet speed isn’t very fast.

The Puyvinceau estate is located at:
- 12 minutes from the Périgueux shopping district;
- 20 minutes from city centre Périgueux, with its rich Gallo-Roman ruins;
- 40 minutes from the famous Lascaux Cave;
- 1 hour from the must-see medieval town of Sarlat;
- 1 hour from the magnificent Dordogne Valley and its remarkable villages and castles;
- 40 minutes from the Vézère Valley, also known as the “Valley of Man,” and its prehistoric treasures (Montignac, Les Eyzies, Rouffignac, Le Bugue, etc.);
- 35 minutes from Hautefort and its elegant castle;
- 40 minutes from Brantôme, nicknamed the “Venice of the Périgord.”