5 Bedroom Villa in Cahors

Grd floor: double bedroom with en-suite; laundry room with washing machine. 1st floor: Stone steps lead from the courtyard onto a south facing covered terrace with table and benches for dining. The front door leads into the kitchen equipped with an old stone chimney, terracotta floors, wood panelled kitchen cupboards, dish washer, cooker with oven and a large fridge freezer. Kitchen table with chairs. Beside the kitchen is the dining room with a large table with seating for 8 with a door leading onto the south facing covered terrace. Old stone sink and old chimney. Living room with a chimney and large corner sofa. An upright chair, television, DVD. Double doors lead onto another covered terrace/conservatory, with sliding glass windows on three sides overlooking the estate grounds. One double bedroom and the main bathroom with bathtub, shower, wc and bidet. 
Second floor: One double bedroom. Two single bedrooms. One shower room with wc and wash basin. 
 
Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms with one double bed. 2 bedrooms with one single bed. 
Bathrooms: One main bathroom with bath tub and shower. One shower room upstairs and another one on the ground floor. 
Kitchen: Country kitchen with hob, oven, fridge / freezer, dishwasher. 
Utility Room: Washing machine. 
Living Rooms: Sitting area with chimney and sofa TV. 
Other: Covered terrace for outdoor dining. Garden tables for BBQ. Outdoor sunbeds and chairs. 
linen service: Bed linen provided but not towels.

CANOEING on either the Lot, Cele or the Tarn. GOLF. A 9 hole golf course is only 6kms away from the house. See photo on additional photos page. Course : 9 holes, 5244 m, par 70, slope 133. Open all year round - Day Green Fee : 30 euros. Parachuting, gliding, paragliding clubs nearby. Hiking and cycling on the many country paths are all mapped and sign posted with the famous route 'Le Chemin de St. Jacques de Compostella' passing along our valley leading all the way into Spain. Cahors has annual summer festivals with exhibitions, spectacles, drama, dancing, music and fireworks.

There are caves, underground grottes, potteries, lavender distilleries, museums and many art galleries to visit. Situated 15km from the ancient town of Cahors, famous for the last 2000 years. An environment truly authentic, in the heart of the Quercy Blanc, bearing the marks of pre-history in its cave paintings, covering the cantons of Castelnau-Montratier and Montcuq. An ancient province whose light, colours, warmth, accent have the flavour of the south. Distinguished by windmills dotting white limestone hills, its architecture harmonious white stone buildings. Traffic free roads for exploring medieval hilltop villages, visible reminders of the past, but have their being in the present, servicing all your needs. Markets offer an abundance of local produce of quality including Foie gras, truffles and melons. Treat yourself to a gastronomic experience in the many restaurants or just have a coffee in a bar. 

• Nearest Airport : Toulouse at 100 kilometers distance;
• Nearest Train Station : Cahors at 17 kilometers distance
• Nearest Town : Cahors at 17 kilometers distance
• Travel Info: Cahors is connected to Paris and Toulouse by motorway and is only an hour away from Toulouse international airport. Bergerac, Rodez and Carcasonne (Ryanair) airports are about an hour and a half away. Train link to Agen by TGV with one stop at Lille from London. A fully detailed map is supplied upon booking. Distances Montcuq 15kms (medieval hilltop village). Lauzerte 17kms (medieval hilltop village). Castelnau-Montratier 7kms fresh produce markets.