Dordogne
property
sales,
holiday
rentals
and
B
&
B
advertised
by
owners.
Selection
of
properties
from
Dordogne
estate
agents.
Regional
Tourist
information.
Overlooking
the
vallée
de
l'Isle,
the
castle
Jumilhac
impresses
by
the
variety
of its
slates,
its
sharp
turrets,
and
its
pepper
pot
roof.
It
was
built
after
1581,
on
a
strong,
very
old
castle
and
was
completed
in
the
XVIIth
century.
Called
the
"black
pearl
of
the
high
Périgord.
Tel:
0553524297
or
out
of
season
0553525862.
June
1
to
Sept
30
open
every
day
10h
to
19h
and
21H30
to
23H30
Tues.
(+
Thurs.
in
July
and
Aug.
)
private
visits
by
appointment
out
of
season
for
minimum
of
four
people.
While
descending,
one
discovers
the
castle
Puyguilhem,
jewel
of
the
Renaissance
in
the
Périgord,
it
certainly
has
the
most
original
and
richest
interior
and
outside
sculptures.
Tel
:
0553056565.
Open
every
day
in
season
out
of
season
closed
on
mondays,
admission:
5,30
Euros
(children
3,30
Euros)
A
few
kilometers
from
Saint
Crépin
of
Auberoche,
7
km
from
Brantôme
is
the
castle
Richemont.
It
was
constructed
from
1564
to
1581
by
Pierre
of
Bourdeilles,
alias
the
famous
columnist
Brantôme,
who
wrote
his
works
there
and
lived
there
until
he
died.
A
member
of
the
French
association
for
historical
residences
and
open
everyday
from
July
15.
to
August
31.
Open
all
year
round
for
groups
upon
reservation.
Tel
/
fax
:
0553057281
Dominating
the
Dronne,
the
castle
Bourdeilles
was
the
seat
of
one
of
the
four
baronies
of
the
Périgord.
It
is
in
fact
two
castle
structures
on
a
walled
terrace;
a
medieval
fortress
and
medieval
castle
and
a
Renaissance
castle,
richly
decorated
rooms
house
prestigious
furniture.
Tel
:
0553056565.
Open
every
day
in
season
out
of
season
closed
on
Tuesdays,
admission:
5,30
Euros
(children
3,30
Euros)
To
the
north
of
the
Périgord
Blanc
perched
high
on
a
rock
is
the
castle
Hautefort.
Home
in
the
12th
century
to
Bertran
de
Born.
He
was
a
famous
Troubadour
who
first
sang
"sirventès"
(songs
criticizing
politicians
of
the
time)
One
of
the
most
prestigious
chateaux
in
the
south
west
of
France,
and
classified
as
a
historical
monument,
it
is
surrounded
by
a
park
and
gardens
of
exceptional
beauty
designed
à
l'anglaise.
Superb
furniture
of
the
17th
and
18th
century.
Tel:
055350
5123
Web
site
Feb/March
:
14h
to
18h
April/May:
10h
to
12h30
and
14h
à
18h30
June/July/Aug/Sept
:
9h30
to
19h
/
Oct/Nov:
14h
to
18h.
Chateau
+
gardens
Adults:
8.5
Euros
Children
(7-14):
4
Euros
Gardens
Adults:
5
Euros
Children
(7-14):
2,50
Euros
Also
visit
the
ancient
hospice
and
Museum
of
medicine
in
Hautefort
On
the
banks
of
a
river,
the
castle
Bories
attests
to
all
the
charm
of
the
renaissance.
At
the
door
of
Périgueux,
It
preserves
one
of
the
most
beautiful
Gothic
kitchens
of
the
Périgord.
In
the
heart
of
the
Périgord
and
the
valley
of
prehistory
is
the
castle
Losse.
The
apartments
are
decorated
with
very
beautiful
furniture,
testimony
to
life
under
the
last
Valois
and
the
first
Bourbons.
Wonderful
gardens.
Tel/
fax
:
0553508008
www.chateaudelosse.com Open
every
day
from
Easter
to
30
Sept.
April
-
May
-
Sept:
11h
-
18h
June
-
July
-
August:
10h
-
19h.
A
few
kilometers
to
the
East,
you
can
visit
the
manor
of
Eyrignac.
From
this
family
residence,
inhabited
and
furnished
since
the
XVIIe
century,
emanates
a
sarladais
charm.The
French
gardens,
dating
to
the
XVIII
century,
are
exceptional
and
considered
to
be
one
of
the
most
beautiful
gardens
in
France.
The
gardens
of
the
Manoir
d'Eyrignac
are
open
every
day
of
the
year
:1
April
to
31
May
10:30am
to
12:30pm
and
2:30pm
till
sunset
:June
July,
August
and
September
from
9:30am
to
7pm
with
no
interruption
:
1
October
to
31
March
10:30am
to
12:30pm
and
2:30pm
till
sunset.
Tel
:0553289971
Adults:
8
Euros
Children
(7-14):
4
Euros
Nearer
to
Sarlat,
the
castle
Puymartin
has
preserved,
with
its
furniture,
its
tapestries
and
its
paintings,
an
indefinable
intimacy
that
can
only
exist
by
the
tie
of
generations. With
advance
reservations
it
is
also
possible
to
spend
a
night
in
the
chateau.
Tel:
0553592997.
Open
every
day,admission:
6
Euros(children
3
Euros)
The
castle
Beynac
was
one
of
the
four
baronies
of
the
Périgord.
A
magnificient
feudal
castle
perched
on
the
side
of
the
Dordogne
river.
In
the
apartments
are
the
preserved
panelling
and
painted
ceilings
of
the
XVII
century. Main
location
for
the
films
Chocolate
and
Joan
of
Arc.
Tel:
0553295040.
Open
every
day,
admission:
7
Euros
(children
3
Euros)
Dominating
the
Dordogne
from
its
elevated
position,
the
castle
Milandes,
begun
in
1449
by
F.de
Caumont,
was
the
old
residence
and
"
nursery
"
of
singer
Joséphine
Baker.
The
the
XV
century
chapel
remains
a
jewel.
14
rooms
to
visit
and
falconry
displays
daily.
www.milandes.com
Open
every
day,
admission:
7,50
Euros
(children
5,50
Euros,
under
-10s
free)
Overhanging
the
whole
valley,
the
castle
Castelnaud
today
houses
a
war
museum of
the
Middle
Ages. Listed
as
the
finest
medieval
war
museum
in
Europe,
a
new
wing
is
being
built
to
rehouse
the
weapons
currently
on
display
in
the
chateau.
2005
heralds
the
arrival
of
a
Manganum
(medieval
catapult).
Tel:0553313000
www.castelnaud.com
Open
every
day,
admission:
7
Euros
(children
3,50
Euros,
under
-10s
free)
The
castle
Biron
is
the
prestigious
witness
to
the
size
and
the
strength
of
one
family
(the
Gontaut
Birons)who
held
the
fief
for
eight
centuries
and
to
whom
we
owe
this
exceptional
architectural
heritage.
In
the
hills
between
the
Isle
and
the
Dordogne,
is
the
architectural
prince
of
the
region,
the
castle
Montreal.
A
Renaissance
Fortress
conceived
by
the
Pontbriants
this
castle
of
the
XII
century
houses
a
collection
of
portraits
and
unique
stone
statuary.
Finally,
the
castle
Monbazillac,
constructed
in
the
middle
of
the
XVI
century,
keeping
vigil
over
the
prestigious
vineyard
of
Monbazillac.
It
houses
a
museum
of
wine,
of
arts
and
popular
traditions
and
périgourdin
furniture.