Le Duc is part 13th century with the old Quercy stone buildings around a flower decked courtyard.

Maison de la Cour is at one end with views south, Le Vieux Séchoir overlooks the gardens to the east and La Petite Grange is on the south side by the 5 x 10m enclosed pool, surrounded by an acre of lawns and flowerbeds.

Situated in the upper Dordogne Valley close to the river, the luxurious accommodation with attractive stone walls and original beams provides a wonderful base from which to explore this beautiful and unspoiled region. There is a wealth of things to do - walking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing, golf etc. The area is famous for its medieval villages and towns, pre-historic sites, caves, restaurants and gourmet food.

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