Domaine de Migoule

FOR RENT directly from Dutch-speaking owners: unique holiday domain for 14 people in Brive-la-Gaillarde (Dordogne / Limousin / Perigord). The domain, which is rented out in its entirety and offers all privacy, consists of 2 buildings: a luxury "manor" or small castle (suitable for 9 people) and a separate gite (suitable for 4-6p) located in a very quiet residential neighborhood, just 5 minutes from the old city center of Brive.

Park / garden (8600m²) with ancient trees, heated and fenced swimming pool, several terraces and outside kitchen, closed courtyard with parking space for enough cars, "four à pain", garage and outbuildings. Click here for more photos and details.

Beautiful holiday domain, ideal for several families or large groups, luxurious, private and very pleasant to spend a wonderful holiday. Brive-la-Gaillarde lies on the border of the Correze (19), Dordogne (24) and the Lot (46). Very many sights!

- Luxury manor (small castle of 260m², 9 people): large kitchen with doors to the garden, spacious lounge with fireplace and beautiful parquet, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, dining room, large surrounding terrace. Click here for more photos and details.

- Guest house or gîte (160m², 4-6 people): large living room on the 1st floor with open kitchen, dining and sitting area, 2 bedrooms, shower room with toilet. Click here for more photos and details.

The charming and cozy town of Brive-la-Gaillarde, installed in the southwest of Corrèze, is that of the famous market sung by Georges Brassens ... This market of Brive, important location for gastronomy, is three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturday mornings for residents and visitors the opportunity to stock up on delicious regional products.

Discover all the beauty that the Quercy and the Dordogne valley have to offer, from the limestone plateaus of the “Causses” to the picturesque pilgrim town of Rocamadour and the mighty Dordogne River that shines its way through all this. A unique piece of authentic France. 

A rich heritage 

The Dordogne valley and the Quercy are particularly rich in natural beauty and cultural and architectural heritage. A great holiday destination and therefore ideal for people who enjoy walking. The most famous walking route is St. Jacobsweg, the ancient pilgrimage path that leads to the heart of medieval Rocamadour. 

Over the centuries, history has left its mark here, from the arid landscape of the causses to the Périgord and everywhere along the Dordogne river. The caves were inhabited by people very early and today you can still admire beautiful examples of prehistoric rock art. 

The Dordogne Valley also has a wide variety of architectural gems, including many castles and some of "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France" (The most beautiful villages in France), including Carennac, Loubressac and Autoire: impressive witnesses to thousands of years of craftsmanship.