Au Coin Des Arbres (Noyer) a charming farmhouse in peaceful Dordogne countryside

Noyer is one of three gites at Au Coin Des Arbres, set in the courtyard of restored farm with a large swimming pool and extensive grounds. Footpaths and cycle tracks criss-cross the surrounding meadows and woodland making the ideal escape for nature lovers or outdoor pursuits.

Outdoor games including disc golf, vollleyball and kubb will keep the family entertained. Wifi extends across the site and within the gite.

Noyer has its own outdoor dining terrace with barbecue. Inside there is a ground floor double bedroom (which can be configured as a super kingsize or twins) adjacent to the toilet. A further Double or Twin bedroom is accessed upstairs and there is an adjacent single bedroom accessed directly off this bedroom. The main bathroom comprises a walk-in shower, toilet and basin.

The kitchen includes an oven, gas hob, fridge-freezer and microwave. The sitting room has a flatscreen tv with French and English channels along with two sofas and a dining table.

Guests can access a shared laundry room with washing machine, iron and ironing board.

Noyer looks on to the lawned courtyard with an abundance of flowers and herbs in pots and includes a shared covered dining space. The pond is full of fish, frogs and other wildlife which the children love (under supervision).

Tony and Lisa live on-site and offer assistance as required to make your holiday extra special. We can help with restaurant recommendations and reservations and also give you suggestions of the many places to visits in the area.

The region is full of historic towns (Monpazier, Villereal, Monflanquin, Belvès and Sarlat), hundreds of medieval castles, markets and excellent places to eat. Outdoor lovers can canoe down the Dordogne, take to the trees at Parc en Ciel or walk, run and cycle along quiet paths and lanes. The summer season offers night markets, music festivals, torch-lit tours of the towns and antique fairs. People come back to stay time and again because two weeks is never enough to everything the region has to offer.