The picturesque and friendly village of Tremolat is in the heart of the Dordogne, described by many as 'paradise on earth'. The old village was the setting for the classic Claude Chabrol film 'Le Boucher'. 'La Maison' is a couple of minutes’ walk from the centre with restaurants, the bar, the bakery, and in the summer often extra activities such as the evening 'Marché Gourmand', when tables and benches are set out in the square for a communal outdoor meal.

The Dordogne River is a short walk from the property with many activities available including tennis, canoe hire and water-skiing. Further on up the hill is the renowned panoramic view of the ‘Cingle de Tremolat’ (river meander).

Tremolat is an ideal base for visiting the sights of the Dordogne including chateaux, medieval towns and villages (including the world famous Sarlat), prehistoric caves, cliff-top castles, vineyards, local markets, etc. .

.A perfect holiday setting for young and old, families, groups and couples!