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This villa with large private swimming pool is set in beautiful landscaped gardens surrounded by the countryside. The villa has recently been refurbushed to a very high standard offering accommodation for up to 6 people. The kitchen/Dining area is well equipped with: gas oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washing machine/dryer. The spaceous lounge has comfortable sofas, Satellite TV, DVD, Video, books & games. There are 3 double bedrooms (1 double, 2 twin). The master bedroom has French doors opening onto a secluded private garden with views of Monclar and the surrounding hills. There is a large bathroom with walk-in shower room. The garden has mature trees & shrubs and there is furniture for outside dining.
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Self-catering accommodation in a rural setting and with 150m² internal floor area,
sleeping 6 (1 double, 2 twin and 0 single) with 1 bath/showeroom and 0 seperate WCs.
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| Transport: Nearest airport: Bergerac (40 Km), train station: Marmande (35 Km).
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| Kitchen: microwave, oven, grill, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer.
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| General: central heating, lounge seats 8, dining area seats 8.
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| Entertainment: satelite tv, music system, nearest bar under 1 Km, nearest restaurant under 1 Km.
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| Outside: parking, BBQ, terrace, garden, garden furniture.
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| Key: | | - Booked/unavailable | | - Changeover day |
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| Tue Jan 01 2008 until Fri Apr 04 2008 | £300 |
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| Sat Apr 05 2008 until Fri May 02 2008 | £550 |
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| Sat May 03 2008 until Fri May 30 2008 | £650 |
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| Sat May 31 2008 until Fri Jul 04 2008 | £850 |
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| Sat Jul 05 2008 until Fri Sep 05 2008 | £1200 |
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| Sat Sep 06 2008 until Fri Sep 12 2008 | £850 |
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| Sat Sep 13 2008 until Fri Sep 26 2008 | £600 |
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| Sat Sep 27 2008 until Fri Oct 24 2008 | £350 |
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Rental rate notes:
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A refundable security deposit of £150 (225 Euros) is payable with final invoice.
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Click here to see 12 month availability
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Lot et Garonne
This beautiful region of south west France has much to offer. Lot-et-Garonne is called after its two principal rivers. The Garonne is one of the major rivers in France, running from the Pyrenees (where it has its source in Spain) to the Atlantic at Bordeaux. The Lot rises in the Massif Central and flows through some of the most beautiful scenery in France to join the Garonne north west of Agen. Lot-et- Garonne, which is just south of the Dordogne, is still a well-guarded secret with historic towns and villages, and breathtaking countryside. In July this department is a mass of bright yellow as the sunflower crop, grown for vegetable oil, matures. The region also produces a large amount of tabacco, much of which was until recently processed locally at Tonneins. Finally, of course, many acres are devoted to vineyards, producing excellent wines.
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Villeneuve-Sur-Lot
Spreads itself on both banks of the River Lot and has similar sporting and leisure facilities to that of the Dordogne. It is a major provincial town and has all the amenities and facilities. There is a good farmers market on saturday mornings and an organic farmers market on Wednesdays. (Drive time 15 mins).
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Bergerac
This small port, a tobacco farming and commercial centre, spreads itself over both sides of the River Dordogne. Bergerac's most celebrated wine is Monbazillac, the sweet white wine often drunk on ceremonial occasions and as an essential accompanyment for Pate de Foie Gras. Meander through its cobbled streets and browse through the many antique shops and chic boutiques.You can also take boat trips on the river. (Drive time 50 mins).
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Lascaux
This is the most famous of the prehistoric sites clustered around the junction of rivers Vezere and Beune. Two young boys and their dog, Robot, came across the caves and their astonishing palaeolithic paintings in 1940, and the importance of their discovery was swiftly recognised. Lascaux Caves have been closed to the public since 1963 because of deterioration, but an exact copy, known as Lascaux II has been created a few minutes walk away. The replica is beautiful and a definite must for all visitors. (Drive time 90 mins).
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Activites
Water Activities There are various places on the River Lot where you can hire canoes and water ski or simply just spend the day fishing. There is a large lake at Miramont (25 Mins) where children can swim and horse ride. Golf There is golf at Castelnaud with an 18 hole championship course and also at Tombeboeuf where there is a 9 hole course with practice area and pro shop. Both of the courses have clubs, trolleys and buggies for hire.
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Archachon
Archachon This chic seaside town is well worth a visit. The town is beautifully layed out with a fine tree lined promenade and white sandy beach. A few miles south of the town you will find the giant sand dunes, known as the Grand Pyla, and a few minutes further on the pine forests leading down to the sea. (Drive time 2 hours).
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