La Pie au Nid

Idyllically located holiday home for 6 people with private swimming pool, just below the city wall of the bastide Domme. The house is within walking distance of the historic Domme itself and the town of Cenac with all amenities such as: supermarket, butcher, bakery, post office, restaurants, etc.

Historical and characteristic building
The house dates from around 1890 and is characteristic of the region. It is built like a dike house along a rock wall and has three levels. 

Several terraces and a beautiful swimming pool
The outdoor area is also spread over several levels. There are several terraces on different levels. For example, a fully covered terrace with a beautiful view. And one level lower there is a terrace under the walnut tree with a dining table. 

A new swimming pool has been built, with a beautiful wooden terrace around it. There are sunbeds and parasols here.

The view is beautiful from every spot. The house and the outdoor areas face south and have both sun and shade areas. And of course a nice place for a BBQ.

Atmospheric and characteristic house

The top floor is at road level. From here you walk down a wide private staircase to the front door. The living room and kitchen are on this floor.

One floor lower is the large bedroom, bathroom and separate toilet. These two floors are connected by stairs both inside and outside.

In the attic there are two more bedrooms, plus a bathroom with toilet and sink. This floor is connected to the rest of the house via the external stairs (not from the inside) and is therefore nice and private.

The house is tastefully decorated with a beautiful combination of historic and modern. Comfort and convenience have also been taken into account. Think of good quality beds and a well-equipped kitchen.

In the most beautiful part of the Dordogne

Gite Domme is located in the Périgord Noir region, part of the Dordogne department, close to the towns of Domme, Cénac, Daglan and Castelnaud. This region is also known for its countless castles, rivers and streams, gardens, bastides, caves, medieval towns, markets and of course not to forget the truffles and walnuts.