Le Mas
Elegant five-star farmhouse in the Dordogne with heated pool, summer kitchen and far-reaching countryside views.
- Sleeps 12
- 5
- 5
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Highlights
- A beautifully renovated five-star farmhouse that blends historic character with calm, understated luxury throughout.
- Private heated saltwater swimming pool with terrace, loungers and sweeping countryside views.
- Stunning covered summer kitchen with dining area and Weber gas barbecue, perfect for long alfresco meals.
- Five elegant bedrooms, all ensuite, including three air-conditioned king size doubles upstairs.
- Spacious kitchen and sitting room with huge stone fireplaces, wood burners and doors out to the pool.
- Landscaped gardens with fruit trees, pétanque court, table tennis and plenty of peaceful corners to relax.
- Ideal Dordogne location close to bastide villages, markets, rivers, vineyards and walking trails.
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You should know
- Le Mas can also be booked together with the neighbouring Le Mazet, creating one exceptional estate sleeping up to 13 guests and sharing all facilities.
- The heated pool is open from April to October.
- The owners can arrange a private chef, wine tasting or a masseuse for guests.
- One ground floor bedroom is wheelchair accessible.
- A pet is welcome by prior arrangement for an additional fee.
- Rupert and Franck live on site in a separate building and are on hand for advice.
- Arrival is from 4.00pm and departure is by 10.00am.
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The details
Le Mas is one of those places that instantly makes you exhale. A beautifully restored Dordogne farmhouse where thick stone walls, vast fireplaces and exposed beams meet calm, contemporary luxury. Renovated with the help of an interior designer, the house honours its historic soul while delivering discreet, five-star comfort. The accolades speak for themselves too, from a five-star Ministry of Tourism rating to glowing national press praise.
At the heart of the house is the impressive kitchen, a generous, character-filled space with terracotta floors, a monumental stone fireplace and a long table made for lingering meals. It’s superbly equipped for keen cooks, while doors and staircases lead off to the rest of the house, making it a natural hub for gathering together. The adjoining sitting room is equally inviting, with huge sofas, a wood burner and doors opening straight out to the pool and summer kitchen.
Outside, life revolves around the private heated swimming pool, open from April to October and positioned to soak up the views. The saltwater pool is gentler on skin and eyes, and is surrounded by a spacious terrace dotted with loungers and parasols. Just opposite sits the glorious covered summer kitchen, once a barn, now a shaded, open-sided space with dining and a large Weber gas barbecue. As day turns to night, atmospheric lighting transforms it into a magical spot for dinners, games and late-night conversations.
Le Mas sleeps up to 12 guests across five beautifully finished bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Upstairs are three king size doubles with air conditioning, wooden floors, exposed beams and views over fields, woods and the pool. Two of these have indulgent bathrooms with freestanding baths and walk-in showers. On the ground floor are two twin bedrooms, one of which can be made into a king size double, both with ensuite showers. One ground floor bedroom is wheelchair accessible.
The gardens are a joy to explore, with fruit and nut trees, scented planting, hidden benches and converted outbuildings housing a covered pétanque court and table tennis area.
The setting places you right in the heart of what makes the Dordogne so special. Within a short drive you’ll find some of France’s most beautiful bastide towns, including Monpazier, Beaumont du Périgord and Issigeac, each with lively weekly markets where stalls overflow with local produce, antiques and regional delicacies.
History lovers are spoilt for choice, with countless châteaux scattered across the landscape, from dramatic hilltop fortresses like Beynac and Castelnaud to elegant estates such as Biron and Milandes, once home to Josephine Baker. The Dordogne and Vézère rivers invite long, lazy days canoeing past limestone cliffs, medieval villages and riverside beaches, while walkers and cyclists can head straight out onto woodland trails and country lanes from the doorstep.
Food and wine are an essential part of life here too, with truffle hunting in season, vineyard tours around Bergerac and Saint-Émilion, and unforgettable meals enjoyed at local restaurants or back at Le Mas under the stars. Whether your days are filled with exploring, eating, swimming or simply soaking up the views, this is a region that rewards slowing down and savouring every moment.
At the heart of the house is the impressive kitchen, a generous, character-filled space with terracotta floors, a monumental stone fireplace and a long table made for lingering meals. It’s superbly equipped for keen cooks, while doors and staircases lead off to the rest of the house, making it a natural hub for gathering together. The adjoining sitting room is equally inviting, with huge sofas, a wood burner and doors opening straight out to the pool and summer kitchen.
Outside, life revolves around the private heated swimming pool, open from April to October and positioned to soak up the views. The saltwater pool is gentler on skin and eyes, and is surrounded by a spacious terrace dotted with loungers and parasols. Just opposite sits the glorious covered summer kitchen, once a barn, now a shaded, open-sided space with dining and a large Weber gas barbecue. As day turns to night, atmospheric lighting transforms it into a magical spot for dinners, games and late-night conversations.
Le Mas sleeps up to 12 guests across five beautifully finished bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Upstairs are three king size doubles with air conditioning, wooden floors, exposed beams and views over fields, woods and the pool. Two of these have indulgent bathrooms with freestanding baths and walk-in showers. On the ground floor are two twin bedrooms, one of which can be made into a king size double, both with ensuite showers. One ground floor bedroom is wheelchair accessible.
The gardens are a joy to explore, with fruit and nut trees, scented planting, hidden benches and converted outbuildings housing a covered pétanque court and table tennis area.
The setting places you right in the heart of what makes the Dordogne so special. Within a short drive you’ll find some of France’s most beautiful bastide towns, including Monpazier, Beaumont du Périgord and Issigeac, each with lively weekly markets where stalls overflow with local produce, antiques and regional delicacies.
History lovers are spoilt for choice, with countless châteaux scattered across the landscape, from dramatic hilltop fortresses like Beynac and Castelnaud to elegant estates such as Biron and Milandes, once home to Josephine Baker. The Dordogne and Vézère rivers invite long, lazy days canoeing past limestone cliffs, medieval villages and riverside beaches, while walkers and cyclists can head straight out onto woodland trails and country lanes from the doorstep.
Food and wine are an essential part of life here too, with truffle hunting in season, vineyard tours around Bergerac and Saint-Émilion, and unforgettable meals enjoyed at local restaurants or back at Le Mas under the stars. Whether your days are filled with exploring, eating, swimming or simply soaking up the views, this is a region that rewards slowing down and savouring every moment.
Le Mas is one of those places that instantly makes you exhale. A beautifully restored Dordogne farmhouse where thick stone walls, vast fireplaces and exposed beams meet calm, contemporary luxury. Renovated with the help of an interior designer, the house honours its historic soul while delivering discreet, five-star comfort. The accolades speak for themselves too, from a five-star Ministry of Tourism rating to glowing national press praise.
At the heart of the house is the impressive kitchen, a generous, character-filled space with terracotta floors, a monumental stone fireplace and a long table made for lingering meals. It’s superbly equipped for keen cooks, while doors and staircases lead off to the rest of the house, making it a natural hub for gathering together. The adjoining sitting room is equally inviting, with huge sofas, a wood burner and doors opening straight out to the pool and summer kitchen.
Outside, life revolves around the private heated swimming pool, open from April to October and positioned to soak up the views. The saltwater pool is gentler on skin and eyes, and is surrounded by a spacious terrace dotted with loungers and parasols. Just opposite sits the glorious covered summer kitchen, once a barn, now a shaded, open-sided space with dining and a large Weber gas barbecue. As day turns to night, atmospheric lighting transforms it into a magical spot for dinners, games and late-night conversations.
Le Mas sleeps up to 12 guests across five beautifully finished bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Upstairs are three king size doubles with air conditioning, wooden floors, exposed beams and views over fields, woods and the pool. Two of these have indulgent bathrooms with freestanding baths and walk-in showers. On the ground floor are two twin bedrooms, one of which can be made into a king size double, both with ensuite showers. One ground floor bedroom is wheelchair accessible.
The gardens are a joy to explore, with fruit and nut trees, scented planting, hidden benches and converted outbuildings housing a covered pétanque court and table tennis area.
The setting places you right in the heart of what makes the Dordogne so special. Within a short drive you’ll find some of France’s most beautiful bastide towns, including Monpazier, Beaumont du Périgord and Issigeac, each with lively weekly markets where stalls overflow with local produce, antiques and regional delicacies.
History lovers are spoilt for choice, with countless châteaux scattered across the landscape, from dramatic hilltop fortresses like Beynac and Castelnaud to elegant estates such as Biron and Milandes, once home to Josephine Baker. The Dordogne and Vézère rivers invite long, lazy days canoeing past limestone cliffs, medieval villages and riverside beaches, while walkers and cyclists can head straight out onto woodland trails and country lanes from the doorstep.
Food and wine are an essential part of life here too, with truffle hunting in season, vineyard tours around Bergerac and Saint-Émilion, and unforgettable meals enjoyed at local restaurants or back at Le Mas under the stars. Whether your days are filled with exploring, eating, swimming or simply soaking up the views, this is a region that rewards slowing down and savouring every moment.
At the heart of the house is the impressive kitchen, a generous, character-filled space with terracotta floors, a monumental stone fireplace and a long table made for lingering meals. It’s superbly equipped for keen cooks, while doors and staircases lead off to the rest of the house, making it a natural hub for gathering together. The adjoining sitting room is equally inviting, with huge sofas, a wood burner and doors opening straight out to the pool and summer kitchen.
Outside, life revolves around the private heated swimming pool, open from April to October and positioned to soak up the views. The saltwater pool is gentler on skin and eyes, and is surrounded by a spacious terrace dotted with loungers and parasols. Just opposite sits the glorious covered summer kitchen, once a barn, now a shaded, open-sided space with dining and a large Weber gas barbecue. As day turns to night, atmospheric lighting transforms it into a magical spot for dinners, games and late-night conversations.
Le Mas sleeps up to 12 guests across five beautifully finished bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Upstairs are three king size doubles with air conditioning, wooden floors, exposed beams and views over fields, woods and the pool. Two of these have indulgent bathrooms with freestanding baths and walk-in showers. On the ground floor are two twin bedrooms, one of which can be made into a king size double, both with ensuite showers. One ground floor bedroom is wheelchair accessible.
The gardens are a joy to explore, with fruit and nut trees, scented planting, hidden benches and converted outbuildings housing a covered pétanque court and table tennis area.
The setting places you right in the heart of what makes the Dordogne so special. Within a short drive you’ll find some of France’s most beautiful bastide towns, including Monpazier, Beaumont du Périgord and Issigeac, each with lively weekly markets where stalls overflow with local produce, antiques and regional delicacies.
History lovers are spoilt for choice, with countless châteaux scattered across the landscape, from dramatic hilltop fortresses like Beynac and Castelnaud to elegant estates such as Biron and Milandes, once home to Josephine Baker. The Dordogne and Vézère rivers invite long, lazy days canoeing past limestone cliffs, medieval villages and riverside beaches, while walkers and cyclists can head straight out onto woodland trails and country lanes from the doorstep.
Food and wine are an essential part of life here too, with truffle hunting in season, vineyard tours around Bergerac and Saint-Émilion, and unforgettable meals enjoyed at local restaurants or back at Le Mas under the stars. Whether your days are filled with exploring, eating, swimming or simply soaking up the views, this is a region that rewards slowing down and savouring every moment.
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Detailed pricing info
Included in the rental rate
Bed & table linen, bathroom & pool towels
End-of-stay clean
Heating of the pool April – October
High-speed internet
Air conditioning in the upstairs bedrooms of Le Mas
Toiletries from The White Company
Concierge service
Utilities: water; gas; electricity
Gas for the barbecue
Firewood
Cleaning products & detergents
How to pay
You can pay in a variety of ways including bank transfer and credit card.
An initial payment of 50% is required to confirm your booking and the balance is due 3 months before your arrival; or full payment if you are booking within 3 months before your holiday.
Security deposit
We ask for a refundable security deposit of €500 for Le Mas and €100 for Le Mazet. Your security deposit will be refunded within 48 hours of your departure, unless there is any major damage to the property.
Tourist tax
Tourist Tax is calculated per adult per night (€1.71 per adult per night in Le Mas and €1.21 per adult per night in Le Mazet) and is payable in cash during your holiday.
Pet fee
There is a pet fee of €100 per stay. Pets are allowed with prior approval.
Cancellation
We recommend that you have comprehensive travel insurance including cancellation cover. If you cancel, we will try to re-let your period and if successful, we’ll refund your payment less any costs or loss incurred by us.
Bed & table linen, bathroom & pool towels
End-of-stay clean
Heating of the pool April – October
High-speed internet
Air conditioning in the upstairs bedrooms of Le Mas
Toiletries from The White Company
Concierge service
Utilities: water; gas; electricity
Gas for the barbecue
Firewood
Cleaning products & detergents
How to pay
You can pay in a variety of ways including bank transfer and credit card.
An initial payment of 50% is required to confirm your booking and the balance is due 3 months before your arrival; or full payment if you are booking within 3 months before your holiday.
Security deposit
We ask for a refundable security deposit of €500 for Le Mas and €100 for Le Mazet. Your security deposit will be refunded within 48 hours of your departure, unless there is any major damage to the property.
Tourist tax
Tourist Tax is calculated per adult per night (€1.71 per adult per night in Le Mas and €1.21 per adult per night in Le Mazet) and is payable in cash during your holiday.
Pet fee
There is a pet fee of €100 per stay. Pets are allowed with prior approval.
Cancellation
We recommend that you have comprehensive travel insurance including cancellation cover. If you cancel, we will try to re-let your period and if successful, we’ll refund your payment less any costs or loss incurred by us.
Included in the rental rate
Bed & table linen, bathroom & pool towels
End-of-stay clean
Heating of the pool April – October
High-speed internet
Air conditioning in the upstairs bedrooms of Le Mas
Toiletries from The White Company
Concierge service
Utilities: water; gas; electricity
Gas for the barbecue
Firewood
Cleaning products & detergents
How to pay
You can pay in a variety of ways including bank transfer and credit card.
An initial payment of 50% is required to confirm your booking and the balance is due 3 months before your arrival; or full payment if you are booking within 3 months before your holiday.
Security deposit
We ask for a refundable security deposit of €500 for Le Mas and €100 for Le Mazet. Your security deposit will be refunded within 48 hours of your departure, unless there is any major damage to the property.
Tourist tax
Tourist Tax is calculated per adult per night (€1.71 per adult per night in Le Mas and €1.21 per adult per night in Le Mazet) and is payable in cash during your holiday.
Pet fee
There is a pet fee of €100 per stay. Pets are allowed with prior approval.
Cancellation
We recommend that you have comprehensive travel insurance including cancellation cover. If you cancel, we will try to re-let your period and if successful, we’ll refund your payment less any costs or loss incurred by us.
Bed & table linen, bathroom & pool towels
End-of-stay clean
Heating of the pool April – October
High-speed internet
Air conditioning in the upstairs bedrooms of Le Mas
Toiletries from The White Company
Concierge service
Utilities: water; gas; electricity
Gas for the barbecue
Firewood
Cleaning products & detergents
How to pay
You can pay in a variety of ways including bank transfer and credit card.
An initial payment of 50% is required to confirm your booking and the balance is due 3 months before your arrival; or full payment if you are booking within 3 months before your holiday.
Security deposit
We ask for a refundable security deposit of €500 for Le Mas and €100 for Le Mazet. Your security deposit will be refunded within 48 hours of your departure, unless there is any major damage to the property.
Tourist tax
Tourist Tax is calculated per adult per night (€1.71 per adult per night in Le Mas and €1.21 per adult per night in Le Mazet) and is payable in cash during your holiday.
Pet fee
There is a pet fee of €100 per stay. Pets are allowed with prior approval.
Cancellation
We recommend that you have comprehensive travel insurance including cancellation cover. If you cancel, we will try to re-let your period and if successful, we’ll refund your payment less any costs or loss incurred by us.
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