The House

The house at Nouziès is one of three eighteenth century farmhouses and barns laying either side of a rural lane in an unspoilt hamlet. It is close to the medieval market towns of Souillac sur Dordogne and Martel. The house, with antique furniture, has been tastefully modernised but has still retained its characteristic features. It has a magnificent garden of a approximately one hectare set within dry stone walls and oak woods.

There are 2 oak beamed bedrooms:
- one large room with a double bed (142 x 172 cm) with a full sized single bed if required, tea/coffee making facilities, television, DVD, hand basin and radiator.
- one single room with a full sized bed, tea/coffee making facilities, hand basin and radiator.
There is a separate bathroom/toilet for the sole use of guests.
The dining room has a log burning stove with west facing French doors opening on to the garden. Breakfast can be taken outside on the terrace and consists of:
Croissants, French bread, home made jams, coffee, tea, fruit juice, yoghurt and fresh fruit.