Domaine Lagrenie - Holiday home Les Cèpes

Holiday home Les Cèpes is located on the charming Domaine Lagrenie in the beautiful Périgord Noir region (Dordogne), near the village of Groléjac and a short distance from Sarlat-la-Canéda. The domain is located in a green and wooded area with panoramic views over the Dordogne valley. 

Les Cèpes is a spacious and attractive holiday home that is part of a historic domain with centuries-old buildings. The original stone walls and wooden beams create a warm and authentic atmosphere that fits perfectly with the character of the Dordogne. 

The holiday home has two terraces overlooking the garden and the surrounding nature. Guests can use the large swimming pool (6 x 12 m) that is shared with the second holiday home on the domain. In addition, facilities such as a table tennis table, trampoline and mountain bikes are available. 

Thanks to its quiet location and beautiful landscape, Les Cèpes is an ideal destination for families, nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet who want to enjoy an authentic holiday in the Dordogne in France.

The interior of Les Cèpes exudes character and cosiness. The property combines historic elements such as stone walls and wooden beams with modern amenities for a comfortable stay. 

The spacious living room with dining area and open kitchen forms the heart of the house and offers a cozy place to relax together. Large windows provide plenty of light and a beautiful view of the garden and surrounding landscape.

The holiday home has three comfortable bedrooms, ideal for up to six people. In addition, there are separate sinks, a second toilet and several seating areas, making the house suitable for both families and friends going on holiday together.

The Périgord Noir region in the Dordogne is one of the most popular holiday destinations in France. The landscape consists of green hills, forests, rivers and historic villages.

Just a few minutes' drive from Domaine Lagrenie is the Dordogne river, where you can swim, canoe or enjoy a picnic by the water. Hikers and cyclists will also get their money's worth here thanks to the many routes through nature. 

Well-known attractions in the area include:

 • Sarlat-la-Canéda – medieval town with lively markets

 • Domme – panoramic bastide village above the Dordogne

 • La Roque-Gageac – one of the most beautiful villages in France

 • Beynac and Castelnaud – impressive castles

The region is also known for its gastronomy with local specialties such as truffles, foie gras, walnuts and excellent wines.