Property (near La Roque-Gageac) in Dordogne, Aquitaine

Property. Ref: RL-BVI76357 Date Added: 12-April-2025

For Sale

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• 8 Bedrooms
• Size: 265.00 m²
• Plot: 859 m²
• Private Pool
• Ready to move into

€ 660,350 (Approx. £ 567,062) Estimate Notaire Fees The following links are for mortgage applications only Mortgage Application Mortgage Callback For mortgage enquiries ONLY: + 44 (0) 207 484 4615
or email: enquiries@internationalprivatefinance.com

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Located in the heart of La Roque-Gageac—one of France’s most beautiful villages—this rare property comprises three independent residences: a spacious main house, a bright duplex apartment, and a characterful rustic retreat. Set just minutes from Sarlat and within walking distance of the Dordogne River, it offers the perfect balance of privacy, convenience, and breathtaking scenery.

Each residence has its own private entrance, with garage and parking included. Whether as a family home, multi-generational residence, or holiday rental (subject to permissions), this unique estate presents remarkable flexibility and income potential.

Main House
Accessed via a private staircase, the main residence features a large living area with wood-burning stove, open-plan kitchen, and a panoramic terrace with BBQ. Three bedrooms, a family bathroom, WC, and utility room complete the main floor.
The garden level offers a solar-heated pool, a spa set into natural rock, an extra bedroom, lounge, and WC—perfect for relaxing in total privacy.

Duplex Apartment
This light-filled home includes a fitted kitchen, L-shaped living area, bedroom with balcony, bathroom with laundry, and WC. Upstairs: a spacious landing, second bedroom, and stylish bathroom with twin basins and walk-in shower.

Rustic Retreat
A cosy hideaway featuring an open-plan living space with kitchen and bar, a rock-carved bathroom, and a mezzanine bedroom accessed via a bamboo ladder.

A rare opportunity in the Dordogne Valley—early viewing highly recommended.