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Phone: 0553613137

52 Rue du Temple is a beautifully restored large stone town house, situated in the heart of the Bastide market town of Eymet in the picturesque Dordogne, France.

  • Price from 50 EUR / day
  • 4 bedrooms & 0 bathrooms
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52 Eymet Patio Lounge Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Breakfast Room

Overview

52 Rue du Temple is a beautifully restored large stone town house, situated in the heart of the Bastide market town of Eymet in the picturesque Dordogne.This property dates back to the 18th century and the house has been discreetly modernised, but still retains many of its original features, which adds atmosphere, luxury and charm.
John & Helen would like to welcome you into our home; we hope you will enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and ambience we have created for you. Your time with us will be memorable.The comfortable Guest Lounge is the ideal place to relax and plan your day's exploration of the beautiful Dordogne countryside, a perfect time to write those postcards or chill out reading.The lounge has a log fire for those chilly winter stays.As with old French houses the kitchen is the heart of the house where your traditional French breakfast awaits you, with all the aroma of French bread, croissants and coffee.
In the cooler months you can have breakfast by the log fire.

Prices & deals

Lowest Daily Price:
50 EUR
Highest Daily Price:
70 EUR
Lowest Weekly Price:
300 EUR
Highest Weekly Price:
420 EUR
Cleaning fee:
N/A
Charging Method:
Per bedroom
Payment Types:
Cash , Cheque

Location & area

Eymet, Bastide was founded in 1270 by Allophone de Poitiers, brother of St. Louis, on a site that has been inhabited since prehistoric times; jewels and domestic objects found on the site of Eymet date back to the Bronze-age. Other evidence such as bridges and roads point to Roman occupation.

The Bastide, newtowns of the middle ages were created during the 13th century by the lords and royalty, who offered political, social and economic guarantees to attract people into the town.

All Bastides have a familiar air, roads are cut at right angles, identical houses, ramparts ( high walls to protect the town against enemies) in the middle the central place with its boutiques and diverse commerce.




Eymet was constructed on a general plan like many of 'the bastides' with its high encircling walls (ramparts) and towers isolated by a moat which was fed by the river 'Tibre', with the central place and covered arcades, the church which often played a defensive role, and octagonal roads. Eymet possessed a fortified castle (of which remnants can be seen today) with its square donjon and defensive walls. The round tower permitted communication with the donjon. The central place was accessible by 3 gates of which 2 were mounted by towers. The villagers were offered 200msq per family for the construction of a house within a 2 year period otherwise they would have to pay a fine, they also had a plot of land for vegetables etc.. outside the encircling walls.




All the gates have disappeared except the gates of the castle which was damaged during the revolution. A charter was laid down and Thursday was fixed as market-day.




Eymet remains a dynamic centre for commerce with its industries i.e. conserves, winemerchants and of course 'foie gras'. Eymet is visited by tourists of all nationalities approximately 10,000 a year.




As the Latin poet Sidoine Appolinaire said 1500 years ago: 'Those who live here, have an image of paradise'.

Address:
52 Rue du Temple, 24500, Eymet, France
Accommodation located in:
near cultural interest, near fishing area, near golf course, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, old town, village, vine yards!

Amenities & services

Tea & Coffee making facillities in each room.

Airport collection service. (Bergerac)

# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:

  • Bedrooms: 4
  • Bathrooms: 0
  • Single beds: 0
  • Double beds: 0
  • Baby cots: 0
  • Single sofa beds: 0
  • Double sofa beds: 0

Bathroom

  • No Towels:
  • No Bath:
  • No Hair Drier:
  • No Shower:

Extras

  • Yes Telephone:
  • No DVD Player:
  • No Fax:
  • Yes Washing Machine:
  • No Work Desk:
  • No Bed Sheets:
  • No Bikes:
  • Yes Internet Broadband:
  • Yes Cable/Satelite TV:
  • Yes Internet Dial Up:
  • Yes Ironing Board:
  • Yes Library:
  • No Stereo/Radio System:

Extraservice

  • No Local Guides:
  • No Local Transportation:
  • No 24h Concierge:
  • No Tours & Excursions:
  • No House Chef:
  • No Butler Service:

Kitchen

  • No Dish Washer:
  • No Microwave:
  • No Oven:
  • No American Kitchen:
  • No Fridge & Freezer:
  • No Crockery & Utensils:

Living room

  • No Table & Chairs:
  • No Fireplace:
  • No Sofa Bed:

Outside

  • No Lift / Elevator:
  • No Swimming Pool:
  • No Disabled Facilities:
  • No Tennis Court:
  • No Terrace:
  • No Parking:
  • No Pets Welcome:
  • No Private Beach:
  • No Barbecue:
  • Yes Garden:
  • No Sauna:
  • No Shared Bathroom:
  • No Spa / Jacuzzi:

Rooms

  • Yes Daily Cleaning:
  • No DVD/Music Collection:
  • No Air Conditioning:
  • Yes Ensuite Bathroom:
  • Yes Balcony:
  • No Safe:
  • No Sea View:
  • Yes Central Heating:
  • No City View:
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