Stunning 16th-century house with a panoramic garden

The stone house, built in the 16th century, is the only house in Beynac with a roof entirely covered with lauzes (piled limestone stones). She is composed : • a large living room (living room-kitchen) • a bedroom with a four-poster bed dating from the 18th century. • a bedroom with 2 single beds • a bathroom with hydromassage shower cubicle, • separate toilets • a superb panoramic garden of 3 ares, with terrace accessible from the living room. It offers a breathtaking view of the meanders of the Dordogne. • a terrace with its courtyard. It has been completely renovated and furnished with a subtle balance of old (18th century four-poster bed) and modernity: (integrated kitchen: induction fireplaces, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, oven, comfortable lounge area, decorative fireplace ). Two sun loungers allow you to relax and sunbathe while enjoying a spectacular view of the Dordogne valley and the valley of the 5 castles (Castelnaud, Fayrac, Marquessac, Beynac and Les Milandes where Joséphine Baker lived). You will find only 5 minutes walk from the house 5 restaurants, a grocery store, 2 bakeries, butcher, post office, pharmacy, a small supermarket, a Tourist Office but also a bar, small stalls... The Périgord Noir is of course famous for its gastronomy and in particular its foie gras, its duck breasts and confits. It is also famous for its truffles and porcini mushrooms that can be eaten simply sliced ​​in an omelette