Property Cottages / Gites
Sleeps 2
Single/Double / 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Not Allowed
Pool Yes
PHOTOS
Wonderful Stone Cottage on the Charente/Dordogne border, Le Manoir de Longeveau - Le Chai
Beautiful View of the location
Beautiful wooden upstairs
Longeveau Chai kitchen
Longeveau Chai
Longeveau Chai bedroom
Longeveau Chai downstairs
Longeveau Chai upstairs
Longeveau Chai bathroom
Beautiful View
Longeveau Play house - Low Res
Le Manoir de Longeveau - low res
Le Manoir de Longeveau - low res
Kids, tower and bar REV
Kids, tower and bar REV
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Beautiful View
Beautiful Garden View
Longeveau Swimming Pool
Kitchenware Appliances
Fixtures & Equipment
External Features
Other Interior Facilities
Open plan kitchen / dining / living area
Mezzanine double/twin bedroom
Original beams and stonework
Local Attractions
The region is known for it’s great climate with sun drenched summers, rolling green hills and valleys as far as you can see, plus all the history you could ever need. The food and drink is superb and the people are welcoming. The area is a paradise for wine lovers who may wish to visit the numerous chateaux and wine caves on the Bordeaux wine trail.
Longeveau itself is located on the Charente / Dordogne border in a beautiful valley in rural South West France. Nearby villages are full of activity, with places to visit, dine and drink. The picturesque old Roman town of Aubeterre, which was recently voted one of the prettiest villages in France, is only a bike ride away. Discover the 12th century subterranean church carved out of the rock or enjoy a drink on the village square with it’s variety of shops, eateries and museums, all overlooked by a 1,000 year old chateau. Alternatively walk down to the river beach for a swim, relax or a bite to eat.
The market town of Riberac (20 mins) has one of the biggest markets in France! The capital towns of Angouleme and Perigueux (45 mins) offer a wider and more sophisticated range of shops in a typically French setting. Brantome, nicknamed the ‘Venice of Perigord’ is well worth a visit at a similar distance. Also within easy reach are towns such as St. Emilion, Bergerac, Cognac and Bordeaux, all famous for their wines and spirits and equally beautiful places to visit.
Local activities range from walking, sight seeing, tree climbing, canoeing, cycling, fishing, or even jet–skiing and quad biking to name but a few. Wine tasting and degustation are of course a staple part of the French experience! There are a variety of local festivals, fetes and firework displays that take place throughout the summer in the local villages and towns. These are aimed at all ages and generally take place between the months of June and September.
Children will find plenty to occupy themselves and their families with activities ranging from crazy golf, horse riding and tree top adventures to daytrip’s to the popular attractions of Aqualand Water Park, La Palmyre Zoo and Futuroscope. Longeveau is fortunate to have a number of very good restaurants in the area, ranging from cafés to fine dining. As with everything, our staff will be happy to recommend or help you with decisions.
Rental Rates for this Property
| Rental Period | Starting Date | Ending Date | Minimum Stay | Rate Per Month | Rate Per Week | Rate Per Week Day | Rate Per W/End Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak season | Jul 7, 2024 | Aug 24, 2024 | 7 | EUR 970.00 | |||
| Mid season | Aug 24, 2024 | Sep 8, 2024 | 2 | EUR 790.00 | |||
| Low season | Sep 9, 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 | 2 | EUR 650.00 |
Special Rental Conditions
Short breaks and long term rentals available depending on availability and the time of year.
All of our prices include the provision of towels, linen and infant cots, stair-gates, highchairs and baby baths (where required) and access to all of our facilities. Guests also benefit from discounted green fees when you golf is reserved in advance. A local Taxe de Séjour (tourism tax) is applicable to all guests aged 18 years and over at a rate of 0.60€ per person per night .
Availability Calendar
Property Exterior
Local Attractions
Longeveau itself is located on the Charente / Dordogne border in a beautiful valley in rural South West France. Nearby villages are full of activity, with places to visit, dine and drink. The picturesque old Roman town of Aubeterre, which was recently voted one of the prettiest villages in France, is only a bike ride away. Discover the 12th century subterranean church carved out of the rock or enjoy a drink on the village square with it’s variety of shops, eateries and museums, all overlooked by a 1,000 year old chateau. Alternatively walk down to the river beach for a swim, relax or a bite to eat.
The market town of Riberac (20 mins) has one of the biggest markets in France! The capital towns of Angouleme and Perigueux (45 mins) offer a wider and more sophisticated range of shops in a typically French setting. Brantome, nicknamed the ‘Venice of Perigord’ is well worth a visit at a similar distance. Also within easy reach are towns such as St. Emilion, Bergerac, Cognac and Bordeaux, all famous for their wines and spirits and equally beautiful places to visit.
Local activities range from walking, sight seeing, tree climbing, canoeing, cycling, fishing, or even jet–skiing and quad biking to name but a few. Wine tasting and degustation are of course a staple part of the French experience! There are a variety of local festivals, fetes and firework displays that take place throughout the summer in the local villages and towns. These are aimed at all ages and generally take place between the months of June and September.
Children will find plenty to occupy themselves and their families with activities ranging from crazy golf, horse riding and tree top adventures to daytrip’s to the popular attractions of Aqualand Water Park, La Palmyre Zoo and Futuroscope. Longeveau is fortunate to have a number of very good restaurants in the area, ranging from cafés to fine dining. As with everything, our staff will be happy to recommend or help you with decisions.
In the area
This Property is situated in Charente, Poitou-Charentes
Nearest Airport: Bergerac, Bordeaux or Limoges.
Nearest Station: Chalais or Angouleme.
Nearest Ferry:
Nearest Beach: Aubeterre or St Aulaye river beaches. Etang Vallier or Lac Jamaye lake beaches.
Nearest Ski Resort:
Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.
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