La Chartreuse des Ormeaux Charming holiday home for an unforgettable stay in the Dordogne

LA CHARTREUSE DES ORMEAUX: A CHARMING SETTING IN THE WEST OF THE BLACK PÉRIGORD

A historic and refined estate

Located in Val de Louyre et Caudeau, in the west of the Périgord Noir, the Chartreuse des Ormeaux stands in a preserved natural setting. This historic estate, completely renovated, combines elegance and comfort to offer an authentic experience.

It is made up of two main buildings: the Chartreuse, a traditional residence full of character, and the Charmeuse, a bright house with a resolutely contemporary style.

Each building can be rented independently or jointly, depending on the needs. Whether for a family getaway, a stay with friends or the organization of an event, the property adapts to all configurations while maintaining a high level of services.

Spacious and comfortable accommodation

La Chartreuse, designed to accommodate up to 14 people, offers 7 carefully decorated bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and a large, friendly kitchen. This house, steeped in history, retains its old-world charm while incorporating modern amenities for optimal comfort.

The more intimate Charmeuse can accommodate 8 people thanks to its 4 bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. This house stands out for its contemporary style and its brightness, with an opening onto the surrounding nature.

ACTIVITIES AND SPACES FOR EVERYONE

A park conducive to relaxation and entertainment

The estate extends over a wooded park where every corner invites serenity.

A large swimming pool provides a refreshing dip on sunny days, while deckchairs in the shade of the trees provide an ideal setting for reading or relaxing.

Leisure enthusiasts will find a pétanque court , a croquet area and board games to enhance their days.

Personalized experiences

La Chartreuse des Ormeaux organizes themed stays on request.

Among them, wellness retreats including yoga sessions, walks and balanced meals prepared from local products.

During the winter season, weekends around the black truffle of Périgord allow you to discover this gastronomic treasure through cooking workshops, visits to truffle fields and tastings.

The Curious Boutique: a unique selection

Within the estate itself, the La Curieuse boutique is a unique address for lovers of decoration and gifts.

This concept store offers an eclectic selection of objects inspired by the two Chartreuse houses. Tableware, textiles, lighting and furniture found in second-hand stores or locally made, sit alongside jewellery, limited editions and handcrafted creations.

Each room tells a story and reflects the warm and refined spirit of the place.

The boutique evolves with the seasons, showcasing unique finds. Whether it's to bring back a souvenir, offer a gift or beautify your interior, La Curieuse is an essential stop for visitors to the estate.

WHAT TO DISCOVER AROUND CHARTREUSE DES ORMEAUX

Natural landscapes and hiking

Discover the treasures of Val de Louyre and Caudeau: a few minutes away, the Chez Julien restaurant in Paunat seduces with its refined cuisine in an authentic setting.

In Limeuil, listed among the most beautiful villages in France, the Panoramic Gardens offer a breathtaking view of the confluence of the Dordogne and Vézère rivers, while the Mamie'M restaurant invites you to savor creative cuisine.

Don't miss the famous Monday truffle market, renowned worldwide, for an immersion in Périgord gastronomy.

Ideally located, the Val de Louyre et Caudeau also benefits from the proximity of Bergerac airport, making travel easier.

VAL DE LOUYRE AND CAUDEAU: AN AUTHENTIC VILLAGE IN THE HEART OF PÉRIGORD

A territory between nature and gastronomy

Nestled in the west of the Périgord Noir , the commune of Val de Louyre et Caudeau, which includes the villages of Sainte-Alvère, Cendrieux and Saint-Laurent-des-Bâtons, offers a setting conducive to relaxation and discovery. This hilly region, bordered by forests and farmland, is distinguished by its local specialties, including the black truffle of Sainte-Alvère.

Its picturesque alleys and discreet monuments, such as its Romanesque churches and old mills, tell the story of a territory deeply rooted in Périgord traditions. This place is ideal for lovers of serenity, hiking and gourmet pleasures.

A rich and varied terroir

The local markets of Sainte-Alvère attract fans of Périgord gastronomy, particularly during truffle season. Visitors meet producers who are proud to share their expertise, offering products such as foie gras, honey, nuts and wines from the region.

WHAT TO DISCOVER WITHIN A RADIUS OF APPROXIMATELY 30 KM

The region around Val de Louyre and Caudeau is full of remarkable sites spread across emblematic towns such as Sarlat , Montignac-Lascaux, Le Bugue, Périgueux, Vergt, Bergerac, Lalinde, Issigeac, Le Buisson-de-Cadouin and Les Eyzies. Here is a selection of the must-sees:

Sarlat-la-Caneda

• Historic center of Sarlat: A dive into the Middle Ages with its cobbled streets, its private mansions and its famous Saint-Sacerdos cathedral.
• Sarlat Market: Renowned for its local products, perfect for discovering the flavors of Périgord Noir.

Montignac-Lascaux

• Lascaux IV (National Center for Parietal Art): A faithful replica of the famous decorated caves, ideal for understanding prehistoric art.
• The Vézère Valley: Striking landscapes for lovers of hiking and nature walks.

The Bugue

• Le Parc du Bournat: An immersion in 19th century Périgord life through craft demonstrations.
• The Périgord Noir Aquarium: A captivating place to discover aquatic ecosystems.

Perigueux

• Saint-Front Cathedral: Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is a unique example of Byzantine architecture.
• Vesunna Museum: An archaeological site tracing Gallo-Roman life in the region.

Vergt

• Vergt, strawberry capital: Visit local producers and discover strawberry specialties in spring.
• Surrounding forests: Ideal for walks in the heart of the Périgord nature.

Bergerac

• Tobacco Museum: An unusual place to explore the history of tobacco in the region.
• Old town of Bergerac: With its half-timbered houses and quays, a charming setting for a stroll.

Lalinde

• Lalinde Canal: A stroll along the water, ideal for relaxation or cycling.
• Weekly market: A friendly meeting place to taste local products.

Issigeac

• Medieval Village: Its narrow streets and half-timbered houses make it a picturesque place to explore.
• Sunday market: Very popular, it is renowned for the quality and diversity of its products.

The Bush of Cadouin

• Cadouin Abbey: Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Cistercian abbey is a place of history and serenity.
• Maxange Caves: A remarkable geological site to admire rare concretions.

Les Eyzies-de-Tayac

• National Museum of Prehistory: A reference for understanding the life of the first men.
• The Font-de-Gaume and Combarelles caves: Prehistoric sites presenting works of rock art.

Activities and landscapes

In addition to these sites, the rolling landscapes and rivers of the Périgord Noir invite you to enjoy a variety of activities such as canoeing, hiking or cycling.

Local markets allow you to sample the region's gastronomic wealth, and passionate producers are happy to share their know-how.

With this diversity of experiences, Val de Louyre and Caudeau positions itself as an ideal starting point for exploring the treasures of the Périgord Noir.

La Chartreuse des Ormeaux is an ideal starting point for exploring the cultural and natural riches of the region while enjoying exceptional accommodation.