Chez le Garde

Come and discover this house donated by Napoleon to the family who sought

As you enter this traditional house, you'll be struck by its family history: donated by Napoleon's administration for services rendered, it also served as a hiding place for Jews and maquisards during the Second World War. Today, the charm of this detached stone house (late 18th century) on the St Jacques de Compostelle pilgrimage route, surrounded by meadows with a breathtaking view over a beautiful rolling countryside landscape, is guaranteed: rest, peace and tranquility close to Collonges la Rouge, Turenne, Curemonte, Padirac, Rocamadour, Sarlat, Dordogne dams and valley, Lake de Miel, Aubazine, Argentat, Beaulieu, Uzerche...

You’ll enter this traditional home through the living area, which features an open kitchen with a wall made of red stone from Collonges-la-Rouge. There are two terraces, one of which is fenced in.
Upstairs, you’ll find a mezzanine sleeping area with a double bed and a bedroom with a double bed. The bathroom features a shower stall, a sink, and a toilet.
You’ll enjoy a superb lot of approximately 800 m², located 1 km from the village and its shops.
Baby equipment available: a high chair, a baby bed, and a baby bathtub.
Reversible air conditioning.
Decorative wood-burning stove
Some options are not included in the price (additional fees may apply).