Two Self-catering Holiday Cottages Each for up to Two People between Bergerac & St. Emilion in the Dordogne Region of South West France Enjoy self-catering holidays in two 18th century natural stone cottages, tastefully restored by English owners Johanna and Andy Jaggs, each furnished to offer 21st century comfort and convenience. Set in 7 acres of grounds, amid fields, vines and woodland, the cottages offer comfortable, tranquil and peaceful holiday accommodation to the most discerning of couples in a child-free environment Stylish interiors with all modern facilities and landscaped gardens with swimming pool, all surrounded by scenic countryside. Explore the country lanes, visit local historic sites, taste the superb wines, play tennis, golf and go canoeing on the River Dordogne. Each cottage has a modern fitted kitchen fully equipped with split level oven and hob, washing machine, fridge/freezer, microwave and laundry facilities The open plan galleried lounge and dining areas are tastefully furnished. A staircase leads to the oak-beamed bedroom with ample wardrobe and drawer storage space, and doorway through to an en-suite shower room with wc and washbasin. Each cottage has a private patio outside the french window entranceway with table, chairs and gas BBQ. The 10m x 5m swimming pool is newly installed and has roman steps at the shallow end (1.2m) with a gentle slope to the deep end, (1.6m). The pool has a paved surround with a large sun terrace. There are Tables, chairs, loungers, sun umbrellas & covered pergola for when the sun gets a little too hot. We have two large natural ponds which are constantly fed from a spring alongside the entrance drive. Surrounded by interesting wildlife, you may often see large terrapins (which are native to the area) in the ponds, several species of frogs and visiting ducks and herons. A wide variety of uncommon birds can be seen in and around the gardens and meadows including kingfishers, hoopoes and hen harriers. We often see deer in the adjoining fields in the early morning. The predominant views are over our meadows to the tower of the 14th century Chateau de Gurson.