
30 miles from Brive-la-Gaillarde (airport, SNCF train station, A20 & A89 motorways), 34 miles from Limoges (international airport, SNCF train station, A20 motorway).
Where the French departments of the Dordogne, Haute-Vienne and Corrèze meet, on the edge of the Périgord-Limousin Natural Regional Park.
A beautiful area where numerous rivers make their way, often in gorges, through the wooded hills and flowering orchards. A haven for fishermen as well as hikers and pony trekkers, not to mention lovers of wide-open spaces who appreciate the changing pace and colours of the seasons. Scenery that encourages the peaceful exploration of an awe-inspiring historic heritage, unjustly not so well known as that of the neighbouring Black Périgord.
Here, medieval fortresses, Renaissance-style residences, abbeys, old stone bridges, water mills, including some genuine masterpieces, brave the ravages of time and bear witness to the prosperity of the region: Arnac, Pompadour, Coussac-Bonneval, Ségur le château, St Robert, Excideuil, Saint Mesmin, Hautefort, Jumilhac, and more.

In a hamlet, on the south bank of the Loire, approx. 20 km (13 miles) from the centre of Tours (French TGV train station putting Paris 1 hour away).
Although set in rural surroundings, the house is not isolated.
The river can be seen in the distance.

In the heart of Provence, between the Sainte Baume mountain ridge (1,147 m / 3,763 ft high) and the sea, in a stone, 17th century hamlet, close to a medieval village.
35 km (22 miles) from the beach and Toulon-Hyères airport, 35 km (22 miles) from Toulon TGV train station, 15 minutes from the new TGV train station.
60 km (38 miles) from Aix-en-Provence and 15 km (10 miles) from the motorway.
On wooded, landscaped land spanning approx. 2,700 m² (0.67 acres), including 280 m² (3,013 sq ft) of terraces, with a panoramic view over mountains and plain.

In an ideal position for exploring and visiting a fabulous natural and historic heritage in the Upper Quercy, Black Perigord and Lower Limousin regions: the Dordogne and Vézère valleys, the Grands Causses Park, the medieval cities of Martel, Turenne, Collonges, St Robert, Terrasson, Rocamadour and Sarlat, sinkholes such as that of Padirac and innumerable castles. Nearby access to a motorway interchange puts Paris about 4½ hours away, Toulouse and Bordeaux are less than 2 hours away. The nearest town is Brive-la-Gaillarde with its train station and its new international airport which is under construction.
On the outskirts of a peaceful village, the origins of which date back to the Middle-Ages. A site closely linked to the history of France, and which was the residence of an influential chapter. The property stands on the summit of a hill with neighbours at a respectful distance and an unobstructed view. Several amenities can be reached on foot.

Set on the borders of the Corrèze, Creuse and Haut-Vienne departments, in the heart of the outstanding heritage that is the Millevaches regional nature park.
There where the gushing “thousand sources” feed numerous streams and rivers such as the Cher, Vienne, Vézère, Creuse and Corrèze. There where the diversity of the animal and the plant life thrives in the vast heathlands, forests, peat bogs and granite villages. A haven for fishermen as well as hikers and pony trekkers, lovers of wide-open spaces who appreciate the changing pace and colours of the seasons.
Not far from Limoges and Brive (whose airport will have scheduled flights to London and major European cities as of 2008).
In the heart of a large town which seems to have everything to hand. In a calm environment, predisposed to real peace and quiet.