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The
Barns,
La
Queyrelie,
Azerat,
Nr
Hautefort. The
Main
house
sleeps
up
to
6
+
infant
in
a
cot,
offered
as
an
individual
let
with
exclusive
use
of
pool
and
grounds
or
with
optional
additional
accommodation
in
the
adjoining
Guest
House.
Each
house
has:
a
separate
kitchen,
living
room,
2
bedrooms,
a
bathroom,
a
shower
room,
and
a
sofa
bed
in
the
living
room
(the
Main
house
has
two
sofa
beds
in
the
living
room).
The
Guest
House
is
not
offered
as
an
individual
let. click
on
the
images
above
for
different
aspects
of
the
house
and
the
swimming
pool
click
on minatures for large images
The
Main
House THE
PROPERTY:
which
is
approximately
300
years
old
and
converted
to
a
high
standard,
is
decorated,
furnished
and
equipped
to
provide
a
very
comfortable
home
The
spacious
dry
wall
stone
barn
in
hues
of
buff,
rose
and
ochre
is
extremely
pretty
with
a
light
airy
interior
aspect.
The
Main
House,
overlooking
the
private
swimming
pool,
has
a
large
living
room
(58m²),
a
separate
fully
equipped
kitchen,
two
bedrooms
one
with
a
double
and
2
single
beds,
a
shower-room,
a
bathroom,
and
two
toilets.
It
has
very
thick
walls
and
mainly
terracotta
tiled
floors
to
give
a
welcome
cool
retreat
from
the
heat
of
the
Périgord
summer.
For
cooler
days
and
evenings
in
the
lower
season
there
is
a
substantial
glass
fronted
wood
burning
stove
with
an
ample
supply
of
logs.
Central
heating
for
both
units
is
also
available
in
the
low
season,
subject
to
arrangement,
at
an
additional
charge.
Although
this
house
is
on
one
level
there
are
several
flights
of
steps
in
the
grounds.
The
high
beamed
living
room
has
a
hand
carved
stone
fireplace
housing
a
substantial
glass
fronted
wood
burning
stove.
Triple
double
glazed
French
windows
lead
onto
a
very
large
south
facing
suntrap
terrace.
Windows
to
either
side
of
the
fireplace
overlook
the
pool,
garden
and
valley.
The
room
is
comfortably
furnished
to
include;
ceiling
fan,
reading
lamps,
two
writing
desks,
a
six
place
dining
table
which
extends
to
ten
places,
arm
chairs,
a
3
place
settee
and
two
3
seater
sofa
beds.
It
has
an
open
aspect
inner
lobby
containing
a
large
bookcase
full
of
paperbacks.
A
satellite
TV
is
provided.
There
are
two
double
bedrooms,
both
are
carpeted
and
have
good
wardrobe
space.
Bedroom
1
has
a
double
bed
and
an
ensuite
bathroom
with
a
bath,
hand
basin
and
bidet,
there
is
a
separate
w.c.
outside
of
the
suite.
Bedroom
2
has
a
double
bed
and
two
single
beds,
and
an
adjacent
w.c./shower-room.
A
child's
cot,
cot
linen
and
a
child's
highchair
are
available
on
request
at
no
charge.
The
separate
kitchen
is
of
a
good
size
with
ample
work
tops
and
is
very
well
equipped
to
include
a
family
size
fridge/freezer,
an
upright
freezer,
a
gaz
oven
with
a
four
burner
hob,
micro
wave
oven,
washing
machine
and
a
dishwasher.
The
kitchen
window
overlooks
the
pool,
valley
and
garden.
The
kitchen
door
leads
down
to
the
second
terrace
which
is
laid
to
the
width
of
the
house
and
overlooks
the
pool
and
gives
a
panoramic
view
of
the
valley.
This
terrace
connects
to
the
south
facing
terrace
via
a
gate.
The
established
garden
is
on
an
incline
of
two
levels
with
several
flights
of
steps. Click
Here
for
Floor
plan
for
the
Main
House. The
Guest
House
The
self contained guest house on three floors, has steps leading
up to front door entering onto first floor: large, (approx.40m²)
living room, the furniture in this room includes a 3 seater
sofa bed. The bathroom with w.c. is on this floor, stairs leading
up to a twin bedded mezzanine bedroom and stairs leading down
to ground floor; 19 m² kitchen/diner , master bedroom with
double bed and single bed and ensuite shower-room/w.c. The ground
floor kitchen/diner looks onto paved terrace with covered eating
area. This terrace interconnects to the Main House south-facing
terrace and also gives access through a garden door to a parking
area. There is outside terrace lighting. The Guest House is
a conversion of the barn adjoining the Main House. The first
and second floor are created out of a high slate roof mansard
to retain a wealth of exposed original oak beams with optimum
use of windows to give a spacious romantic living area overlooked
by the mezzanine bedroom. The ground floor kitchen/diner has
original oak beams and original stone wall with a glazed open
aspect to the terrace. In addition to a satellite TV in the
Main House there is a DVD player in the Guest House. The Guest
House is only let jointly with the Main House. There are ceiling
fans in the living room and the kitchen/breakfast room. Because
the Guest House is laid to three floors with open tread staircases
and a mezzanine bedroom this unit is not suitable for very young
mobile children or for people who find stairs difficult. There
is a washing machine but no dishwasher in the Guest House.
position
of
the
south
west
facing
property
in
the
valley
The
swimming
pool,
9m
x
4m
with
a
uniform
depth
of
1.5m,
overlooks
the
view
of
the
valley
from
the
pool
side.
It
is
completely
fenced
with
a
padlocked
gate.
The
pool
season
normally
runs
from
May
until
October.
Sun
loungers,
garden
furniture
and
sun
umbrellas
are
provided
and
there
is
a
good
sized
efficient
barbecue.
There
is
a
full
garden
and
pool
maintenance
service.
Duvets,
pillows
and
one
set
of
bed
linen
per
bed
are
supplied
at
no
additional
charge.
For
two
week
rentals
sheets
and
pillow
cases
are
changed
weekly.
House
towels
can
be
provided
on
request.
Logs
can
be
provided
for
the
Main
House
in
the
low
season.
There
is
a
smoke
alarm
and
fire
extinguisher
in
each
house. The
Region Birds
Eye
View
of
the
House
LA
QUEYRELIE:
is
a
tiny
hamlet
nestling
in
the
side
of
a
beautiful
valley
and
is
situated
at
the
end
of
a
secluded
country
lane.
It
is
not
even
shown
on
some
maps!
The
lane
is
a
no-through
road.
Although
not
far
by
car
from
the
access
to
the
new
auto
route
and
the
N89
as
well
as
the
D704
there
is
absolutely
no
traffic
noise
from
these
roads.
The
position
of
the
property
is
a
ramblers
paradise
with
designated
and
signposted
rambling
trails
in
Le
Grand
Coderc;
the
trails
are
marked
accordingly:
red
and
white
for
the
“GR”
routes
(long-distance
footpaths),
yellow
for
the
local
routes,
and
blue
for
the
“PR”
routes
(walks).
it
is
very
easy
to
get
lost
in
acres
of
verdant
countryside
so
it
is
highly
recommended
that
these
paths
are
used
for
off
road
walking.
There
is
a
very
good
restaurant
within
walking
distance
of
La
Queyrelie
in
the
neighbouring
village
of
Le
Grand
Coderc.
People
come
from
far
and
wide
for
the
traditional
regional
cuisine
offered
by
this
restaurant.
The
village
of
Azerat
(approx.
5mins.
drive)
is
not
within
comfortable
walking
distance
other
than
for
hill
walking
enthusiasts.
Azerat
only
has
one
bar
restaurant
now
but
it
does
have
a
grocers/
post
office,
a
swimming
pool,
a
shady
boules
pitch
and
a
tennis
court.
Thenon,
a
small
market
town,
is
about
five
minutes
drive
from
Azerat
and
has
several
very
good
restaurants,
a
good
selection
of
shops
and
a
Tuesday
morning
market.
St
Rabier
on
the
D704
(6
mins
drive)
has
a
grocers/bar/snack
bar
and
an
excellent
highly
recommended
restaurant
with
a
wider
choice
of
menu
than
the
traditional
regional
cuisine.
There
are
many
other
very
good
restaurants
locally
with
menus
for
a
five
course
meal
from
around
12
euros
often
with
wine
included.
The
beautiful
Chateau
town
of
Hautefort
and
the
lake
Coucou
are
within
15
minutes
drive.
Our
excellent
local
doctor
in
Hautefort
is
English
speaking. This
is
the
home
of
prehistory
and
the
sight
seeing
attractions
range
from
the
interesting
to
the
spectacular.
Although
the
pace
of
life
is
slow
a
wide
range
of
activities
can
be
enjoyed
and
include:
Hot-air
ballooning,
Paintball
or
Quad
bikes
at
Hautefort,
Golf
at
Brive
and
Périgueux
,
canoeing,
horse
riding,
tennis,
donkey
rides,
cycle
hire,
and
fishing,
all
within
easy
reach.
There
are
lazy
boat
rides
along
the
rivers,
Terrasson
now
has
a
passenger
sailing
boat
(a
Gabarre)
on
the
vèzere
river,
or
for
the
more
active,
the
large
man
made
lake
at
Brive
offers
a
wide
variety
of
water
sports.
Thenon,
our
local
market
town,
now
boasts
an
adventure
forest
for
the
energetic,
with
various
stages
of
difficulty
of
courses. See
the
web
pages
on
this
site
for:Terrasson
a
beautiful
ancient
town,
doorway
to
the
Périgord
Noir
and
the
Vézère
valley,
Montignac
and
the
Lascaux
caves
and
our
closest
large
town.
Perigueux
,
the
capital
of
the
Dordogne.
Terrasson
is
on
the
border
of
the
Corrèze
where
can
be
discovered
the
ancient
religious
city
of
Rocamadour,
see
the
photo
for
this
on
the
page
for
places
of
interest
.
Enthusiastic
building
restoration
is
a
passion
in
this
region
and
there
is
much
to
be
admired
from
the
lovingly
restored
old
buildings,
which
seem
to
be
found
in
almost
every
hamlet
or
village,
to
the
renovated
old
quarters
of
the
towns. This
area
of
the
Dordogne
is
between
Hautefort,
in
the
White
Pèrigord,
and
Montignac,
in
the
Black
Pèrigord.
It
is
characterised
by
lush
countryside,
gently
rolling
hills,
impressive
caves
and
woodlands,
rivers
and
lakes,
sleepy
hamlets
and
charming
friendly
people.
The
climate
is
usually
excellent
with
long
hot
summers.
An
early
warm
spring
and
a
glorious
autumn
can
often
be
enjoyed
by
the
fortunate
visitor
who
is
able
to
take
advantage
of
the
low
season
rates.
Off
the
beaten
track
of
the
Dordogne
valley
tourist
routes,
whilst
being
ideally
situated
for
touring
the
whole
of
the
Dordogne
and
the
Correze
by
car,
La
Queyrelie
offers
a
tranquil
rural
retreat
from
which
to
explore
the
countryside
on
foot
taking
the
many
designated
rambling
trails. Cycle
hire
is
available
at
Hautefort..
View
from
the
top
road
(C5)
leading
to
the
turning
to
our
hamlet
of
La
Queyrelie
The
Tariffs Pool
before
we
planted
the
roses
click
:
for
new
image.
All
prices
are
quoted
for
a
full
capacity
let,
for
smaller
parties
discounts
will
sometimes
be
considered. A
damages
deposit
of
200
euros
in
cash
is
payable
on
arrival,
this
is
held
against
serious
damage
or
excessive
cleaning
problems
and
(all
being
well)
is
refundable
on
the
morning
of
departure.
Bookings
will
be
accepted
by
telephone
or
e-mail,
followed
by
a
deposit
of
30%
of
the
total
cost
of
the
holiday
within
6
days
of
that
call.
The
balance
will
be
payable
8
weeks
before
arrival.
When
booking
please
will
you
note
that
the
accommodation
in
the
Main
House
is
for
a
maximum
of
six
people
with
a
baby
in
a
cot
and
the
Guest
House
for
five
people. The
pool,
terraces
and
garden
are
for
the
exclusive
use
of
the
party
that
have
been
specified
on
booking.
Any
variation
on
an
initial
booking
must
be
notified
to
us
and
be
agreed
by
us
in
writing
prior
to
your
arrival.
Every
possible
effort
will
be
made
to
maintain
the
pool
and
the
household
equipment
in
good
order
for
the
enjoyment
of
our
guests,
however,
we
cannot
accept
liability
in
the
event
of
an
unforeseen
calamity
but
would
ask
you
to
bear
with
us
while
we
attempt
to
rectify
the
problem
as
soon
possible.
We
live
in
a
neighbouring
village
and
are
on
hand
for
any
problems
which
may
arise.
For
reasons
of
changeover
cleaning
the
arrival
time
is
5pm
and
the
departure
time
is
9am.
We
are
sorry
but
love
them
as
we
do
we
never
accept
animals.
Payments
by
credit
card
through
PayPal
are
welcome
£ Euros £ Euros 10
April - 11 June 450 500 675 750 12
June - 2 July 540 600 810 900 3
July - 23 July 630 700 945 1050 24
July - 27 Aug. 850 1000 1300 1500 28
Aug. - 10 Sept. 630 700 945 1050 11
Sept. - 1 Oct. 540 600 810 900 Winter
lets
please
enquire
contact
the
owners:
Mr
&
Mrs
Cole Tel:
+33(0)979223032 Tel:
+33(0)553510485 Tel:
+33(0)617508444 CLICK
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Pair
of 18th century barns converted to a spacious Main House on
one level with an optional adjoining but independant Guest House:
the Guest House has a ground floor, first floor and a mezzanine.
Credit card payment accepted. Private pool. Sleeps up to 6
in Main House + 5 in Guest House.
Adjoining
the
Main
House
there
is
a
spacious
independent
two
bedroom
guest
house
which
is
only
let
jointly
with
the
Main
House.
There
is
no
interconnecting
interior
door
between
the
two
houses.
