Les Prinquieres is a collection of 19th century farmbuildings, which have been converted to create 4 luxurious one bedroom self contained gîtes for couples only. Set in our own 8 acres of tranquil countryside, yet still very close to all the major tourist attractions and activities in the region. We are situated between the busy market town of Gourdon and Sarlat-Le-Canadia, and only 5km from the Dordogne river. We have a 10x5 metre floodlit pool with terraces to lounge in the summer sun, a pool house with fridge and a covered dining area complete with traditional barbeque. Plenty of sun beds, chairs and parasols are provided for your comfort. Weekly barbeque's are organised by the pool, with wine and salad provided for any guests wishing to join in. In the shade of the trees, there is a traditional Boules court with lighting to play in the long summer evenings, whilst badminton and table tennis are also available, all equipment is provided along with a selection of board games all stored in the pool house. Le Noyer,is part of an ancient stone barn which has been restored and converted to form 3 individual gîtes. It is a marriage of old and modern, retaining many beams and stone walls, whilst having the luxury of modern showers and kitchens. Le Noyer, which sleeps 2 people, has a fully fitted kitchen complete with washing machine, full cooker, microwave, coffee maker, fridge, iron and ironing board. The lounge/diner is comfortably furnished with a dining table and chairs, large sofa, bookcase, armchair and small table. Wooden open tread stairs from the lounge lead up to a spacious double bedroom, having a vaulted celing displaying the fine original beams. the bedroom is fully carpeted and furnished with a solid pine double bed, wardrobe, bedside chest, and ample drawer space, pretty bed linen is provided and changed weekly. The en-suite has a shower cubicle, vanity unit and W.C. A door from the kitchen area leads out to the rear of Le Noyer where there is a private patio complete with table and chairs and a gas BBQ. The patio looks out onto a large grassed area which leads down into our own woodland.