Le Séchoir de la Bastide

A stopover at the gateway to Périgord, in the heart of the bastide towns of Lot-et-Garonne? Strolling through the Market under the producers' and craftsmen's market on Saturday mornings, that's why you'll love staying in part of this fully-renovated former tobacco drying shed. Just a stone's throw from the heart of the village, but in a secluded residential area, the Holiday cottage is ideal for couples or small families. Compact in size (59m²), it's lived in with a gentle touch of wood and metal. On the ground floor, the living area includes a kitchenette, dining area, small sitting area and shower room with toilet. Upstairs, two comfortable bedrooms (2x140) await you, one with a small study. Outside, a 108m² small garden offers a fully enclosed space (wooden garden furniture, parasol, lounge, deckchairs and barbecue). It adjoins another garden. A path leads to the Holiday cottage from the residence street (Public parking lot). Bed linen and towels included, beds made. End-of-stay cleaning on request (€80). Electric heating. Tourist tax.
Villeréal is a lively town where there's always something going on. The "royal city", listed as one of France's most beautiful villages, is one of the most emblematic and dynamic bastides in the Lot-et-Garonne. Nestling at the gateway to the Périgord region, Villeréal was founded in 1265 by Alphonse de Poitiers, Saint-Louis' brother, according to a plan typical of the new towns built in the South-West during the Middle Ages. It boasts two singular monuments: a 14th-century oak-beamed covered market hall and an imposing fortified church. Villeréal is also known for its untouched way of life, with its lively Market Square, its church chimes and its market hall festivities. A day in Villeréal invites you to plunge into the heart of its past history.