Rent Manoir de Lierre Dordogne

Manoir de Lierre

Set in the heart of southwestern France, Manoir de Lierre offers a tranquil and luxurious retreat for up to 12 guests. Surrounded by verdant hills, lush vineyards, and sun-dappled woodlands, this stunning property is the perfect base for exploring the Lot-et-Garonne and Dordogne regions while enjoying a serene holiday.

Exterior & Grounds

As you approach via the private driveway, you are greeted by the sight of this traditional manoir with its charming balcony, vine-clad walls, and tall windows framed by wooden shutters. The grounds are equally enchanting, featuring a 12m x 6m swimming pool with a sun-soaked terrace equipped with loungers and umbrellas. For active guests, there is a private tennis court and a barn-converted games room complete with table tennis and table football. Outdoor entertainment is a delight with a summer kitchen, al fresco dining areas, and plenty of shaded spots under mature trees—ideal for picnics or relaxed afternoons.

Children will love the trampoline and the open spaces for play, while adults can enjoy evenings by the pool or in the cosy outdoor lounge. The manoir’s well-maintained gardens provide a beautiful setting for unwinding or hosting memorable gatherings.

Interior Features

Ground Floor

Step inside to discover a sunlit entrance hall adorned with exposed brickwork and terracotta tiles, setting the tone for the home’s rustic charm. The kitchen seamlessly blends old-world aesthetics with modern convenience, featuring a full suite of appliances, including a fridge, freezer, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, and coffee machine. The kitchen’s island bar and adjacent dining area create a warm space for meals and conversation, complemented by a cosy fireplace.

Relaxation continues in the living room, furnished with comfortable sofas, armchairs, a fireplace, and a TV. A separate playroom stocked with books and toys ensures younger guests are kept entertained. A guest WC is also located on this floor.

First Floor

The upper levels house spacious and authentically styled bedrooms. The master suite is a highlight, featuring a king-size bed, a child’s single bed, a dressing area, and an en-suite bathroom with a roll-top bath, shower, and WC. Additional bedrooms include:

• Two rooms with double beds.
• One room with a king-size bed.
• A family-friendly room with four single beds.

A mezzanine sitting room/study with sofas offers a quiet spot for reading or catching up on work. Two additional bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and bath and another with a walk-in shower, serve the upstairs rooms.

Nearby Attractions

Manoir de Lierre’s idyllic location provides easy access to the region’s cultural and natural attractions. The nearest village, La Sauvetat-du-Dropt, is less than a 5-minute drive and offers essential amenities, including a grocery store, a restaurant, and a picturesque medieval bridge.

Explore the surrounding villages such as Miramont-de-Guyenne, Roumagne, and Duras, or visit the popular town of Eymet, just a 10-minute drive away. Known for its charming medieval streets, thriving market square, and riverside mill, Eymet is a must-see destination. Don’t miss the Thursday morning market, where you can sample local delicacies and artisanal goods.

Further afield, the bastide town of Villeneuve-sur-Lot (under an hour’s drive) offers a blend of history and leisurely charm, with its historic gates, riverside walks, and vibrant cafes. For a taste of city life, Bordeaux—famed for its wine, gastronomy, and architectural landmarks—is just over an hour away by car.

Key Highlights

• A luxurious retreat enveloped by picturesque woodlands, vineyards, and hills.
• Fantastic facilities, including a swimming pool, private tennis court, and games rooms.
• Close proximity to quaint villages, bustling markets, and cultural landmarks.
• The medieval town of Eymet is a 5-minute drive away, with many other beautiful villages within an hour’s reach.
• Ideal for families, with plenty of activities and entertainment for children.

Additional Information

• Due to its rural location, hiring a car is highly recommended to explore the area.
• All bedrooms are located on the upper floors and accessible by staircase.
• A pull-out double bed is available in the downstairs living room; please enquire for details.
• The single bed in the master bedroom is suitable for children only.

Villa Layout

Ground Floor

• Entrance hall
• Fully equipped kitchen with dining area and fireplace
• Living room with sofas, armchairs, fireplace, and TV
• Playroom
• Guest WC

First Floor

• Master suite with king-size bed, child’s single bed, dressing area, and en-suite bathroom
• Two double bedrooms
• One king-size bedroom
• One bedroom with four single beds
• Mezzanine sitting room/study
• Two bathrooms (one with bath and shower, one with walk-in shower)

Outside Grounds

• Swimming pool (12m x 6m) with terrace, loungers, and umbrellas
• Outdoor lounge and dining areas
• Summer kitchen
• Games room in barn
• Tennis court
• Trampoline
• Parking

Facilities

• Wi-Fi
• TV
• Fireplace

Manoir de Lierre offers an unforgettable escape in one of France’s most picturesque regions, combining rustic charm with modern comforts and endless opportunities for relaxation and exploration.

Local Amenities

• Nearest Airport: Bergerac Airport (32 km)
• Nearest Airport 2: Bordeaux Airport (108 km)
• Nearest Village: (2 km)
• Nearest Town: (8 km)
• Nearest City: Bordeaux (103 km)
• Nearest Golf: Golf Barthes (23 km)
• Nearest Tennis: Miramont T.C. (11 km)
• Nearest Beach: Beach Grand Crohot (163 km)

Region
The pace of life in the Dordogne is languid, laid-back, and positively infectious. Relax amidst bucolic beauty as you drift along the Dordogne River or wander through the forests and hillsides of the Périgord Natural Park.

The foodie scene is equally laid-back. Savour lazy lunches featuring local duck, black truffles, and goat’s cheese. For the adventurous, there’s even the opportunity to hunt for these delicacies yourself. The region’s wine is second to none, with renowned grapes like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Chenin Blanc playing a significant role in its wine culture.

The Dordogne is steeped in history. Castles and châteaux are scattered throughout the region, nestled in enchanting medieval villages. For a glimpse into ancient history, visit the remarkable prehistoric cave drawings of Lascaux and Grotte de Rouffignac.