This exclusive petit chateau near medieval Sarlat blends history with modern comfort. Set on a hectare of gardens, it features a private pool for relaxation and a tower with spectacular valley views. Enjoy easy access to Sarlat and the region's famous chateaux.
Located in Saint-Andre-dʼAllas, this castle is in a rural area and near theme parks. AirParc Perigord and Lolivarie Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Prehistoric Sites and Decorated Caves of the Vézère Valley and Le Regourdou Prehistoric Site. Travelling with kids? Consider Gardens of Marqueyssac and Les Grottes du Roc de Cazelle. Discover the area's water adventures with kayaking and power boating nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with hiking/biking trails and ecotours. Visit our Saint-Andre-dʼAllas travel guide
Brive-la-Gaillarde (BVE-Brive - Vallee de la Dordogne)
53 min drive
Restaurants
McDonald's
10 min drive
Le Plamon
10 min drive
L'Octroi
10 min drive
Auberge de Ravilhon
10 min drive
plaza
10 min drive
About this property
Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements!
Family-friendly castle in a rural location
Consider a stay at Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! and take advantage of golfing on-site, a garden and laundry facilities. Active travellers can enjoy kayaking at this castle. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
Other perks at this castle include:
An outdoor pool
Tennis courts, smoke-free property and a video library
Books, ping pong and barbecues
Games, outdoor furniture and beach towels
Room features
All guest rooms at Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! offer comforts, such as private pools and fireplaces, in addition to amenities, such as free WiFi and dining tables.
You will receive an email from the host with check-in and check-out instructions
Information provided by the property may be translated using automated translation tools
Pets
Pets not allowed
Children and extra beds
Children are welcome
Events
No events allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector and a first aid kit
This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios and terraces, which may not be suitable for children; if you have any concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm that they can accommodate you in a suitable room
This property is managed through our partner, Vrbo. You will receive an email from Vrbo with a link to a Vrbo account, where you can change or cancel your reservation
Property Registration Number 75066745300021
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1000, due to national regulations; for further details, please contact the property using the information in the booking confirmation
A car is required for transport to and from this property
Frequently asked questions
Does Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! have a pool?
Yes, this property has an outdoor pool.
Is Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much is parking at Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements!?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements!?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements!?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! located?
This family-friendly Saint-Andre-dʼAllas castle is located in a rural location, within 3 mi (5 km) of Lanterne des Morts, Cour des Fontaines and Jardin des Enfeus. Eglise Sainte-Marie and Manoir de Gisson are also within 6 miles (10 km).
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Your own Petit Chateau near Sarlat, private pool and tower with battlements! Reviews
9.8
Exceptional
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It was a great experience to be in Maison Gris in St Andre Allas. Everything was available. In some cold days, the heating was quick and comfortable. The views are excellent. Sarlat is just a few miles away.
Charles and Anne are excellent hosts, answering all of our queries in a helpful and timely manner. The property is beautiful with fantastic views, often with added hot air balloons. Lots of places to sit outside in any weather. It is also very well located in a picturesque village which is a short drive from La Roque Gageac, Sarlat, etc. The bakery and pizza place in the village are not to be missed!There is a wide variety of birds and butterflies in the pretty gardens and immediate surroundings plus some lovely frogs in the fish pond.Guests should be aware that there is no “welcome pack” of essentials like bread, milk, etc. as is common in UK holiday rentals. There is an excellent E.Leclerc supermarket nearby but be aware of opening/closing times. A torch is helpful if arriving after dark to help you get in.
Incredible home and incredible property in a lovely area. We walked for fresh bread and croissants every morning, explored the region and then refreshed in the pool and listened to the frogs in the pond every evening. The home has such incredible history and we spent the entire week exploring the Dordogne and Vezere river valleys, gardens and castles and falling in love with the medieval town of Sarlat. We hope to come back again soon.
Beautiful location and perfect for 3 couples who like to travel together. There is a good boulangerie within a short walk and a fish and chips truck that was excellent that is set up once a week near there. The house has great outdoor spaces, but the weather did not cooperate for us to use the pool(which appears to be very nice). The house is in a lovely rural area but is an easy drive to Sarlat and other places of interest. The owner was great to deal with and we had no problems. We would strongly recommend staying here!
We spent a lovely week in this beautiful historic property.
From the terrace amazing views surrounded by nature .The magical sound of the scop owl and saw deer grazing in the field.
Pool just the right temperature despite the unseasonably cool weather.
Boulangerie was walking distance from the property lovely bread and patisserie daily.
Downstairs bathroom really is room with a view got to be seen to be believed!
Plenty to do in surrounding area whatever the weather, picturesque villages spoilt for choice.
If interested in archaeology very informative tour at Cap Blanc rock shelter.
I would recommend this petite chateau for a very memorable stay.
This was a magnificent experience. The chateau is surrounded by beautiful gardens and nature. The sounds, smells, and views are spectacular. It has a convenient location yet feels very private. The bedrooms are comfortable and the bathrooms are numerous, clean, and pleasant. There are many places to sit and relax including the excellent rooftop deck. The stairs to the three second floor bedrooms are a bit steep but with good railings. There are many choices of dining areas, indoor, outdoor, sunny, shady. The pool is lovely but there is no hot tub. There are many pleasant short walks around the house. The nighttime sounds are wonderful. The flowers, gardens, and art work are interesting and a joy to behold! We highly recommend this petit chateau.
We spend three wonderful weeks in this little Chateau
When we arrived, everything was well prepared for us.
After the first week, my son and a friend of his had to leave, and our friends from Germany arrived. It was very kind of the staff, that they changed linnen etc on Saturday, we thank You very much.
We enjoyed of course the pool und the beautiful garden. But we also enjoyed the fully eqipped kitchen, every evening we had beautiful meals.
And last but not least: We were happy about the hiking paths in and aroud St. André, we made serveral tours from here to highlights of the region.
We had an absolutely delightful stay at this petite chateau in the heart of the Dordogne region! The property is exactly as described-charming, comfortable, and rich with history, but also equipped with all the modern amenities that made our stay incredibly relaxing. The views from the house are simply stunning, and we loved spending time in the various outdoor seating areas, soaking in the serene surroundings.
The location couldn't have been more perfect. Nestled in a quaint village, it was peaceful yet so convenient. The local boulangerie was just a short away, and we started every morning with fresh pastries. The chateau was the perfect base for exploring the amazing Dordogne region and its' beautiful natural landscape, visiting picturesque villages, numerous chateaus, gorgeous gardens and eating delectable regional delicacies.
We enjoyed every moment of our stay and would love to return again in the near future. Highly recommend!
The house is well equipped and spacious with lots of room to spread out and come together. We used the location to explore the region and had easy access to Sarlat, Beynac, Castelnaud, Domme etc. Highlight was a kayak trip on the Dordogne river past castles and beautiful villages. Also a day in Montignac to see Lascaux. We enjoyed the well marked hiking trials that left right from the house. There are too many beautiful places in the area to name and you could go to a market everyday if you want. After a day sightseeing we would sit out on the tower to enjoy apero and the sunset, then cook a meal. Bedrooms were spacious and everyone had an en suite bath. The front door initially gave us problems but we figured it out with some fidgeting. Weather didn’t permit us to take advantage of the pool. Next time!
The stone house, created from a blacksmithy, was quite a change for us Americans. The older parts of the structure accommodated to modern life in fascinating ways.
The setting is delightful, with gardens and a well-tended swimming pool on the grounds and a splendid view. We quickly began a custom of playing cards after dinner at the top of the turret, where we took in the late sunsets over the Perigord forest.
Wildflowers bloomed along the roads, and gardening was in full swing. It was the time of hydrangeas and artichokes.
Our initial happy visit at the nearby boulangerie finished with dashed expectations as we found that they would be closed the next two weeks for vacation. Charles, doubtless you had not idea, but we felt you had broken a promise!
We found a few more places to pick up bread and pastries as we traveled in and out of Sarlat and over to Les Eyzies.
Being near the caves was good, as they were one reason for being in the Dordogne. And canoeing was delightful and handy. There are plenty of markets, so that we could find one every day if we liked. The narrow D roads were picturesque everywhere we went, with the added feature of castles on many hills. We visited a few, including Puymartin and Les Milandes.
All in all we returned happily to our little castle each evening, where many nights we fixed dinner in the well-equipped kitchen, and had our choice of beautiful dining settings.
marred by the absence of A/C.
Méteo-France marked September the hottest since measurements began in 1900. I booked the house last September with family and friends for the entire month and the A/C was listed among its facilities/equipment. It is still to this day. Due to the high temperatures, the three upstairs bedrooms turned into veritable furnaces, and the downstairs area, which tended to be somewhat cooler, did not provide much relief either. To spare future renters the disappointment, I recommend to those who plan to visit the ‘petit château’ during the summer months, to first verify with the owner to ascertain that, in the meantime, an A/C system has been installed or book the house during the cooler months because a holiday in Maison Grise is truly a wonderful and unique experience with its shabby chic furniture and décor, magnificent view and lovely gardens and pool, and its exceptional location for touring a region that boasts of splendid castles and gardens, and fine cuisine.
Kudos to the house managers, who are friendly and efficient.
On a final note, during the first 2 weeks of September, the huge fig tree opposite the entrance to the house and the front verandah was bursting with ripe fruit and, therefore, attracted armies of wasps. They became a nuisance and could present danger to those allergic to stings.
Our group of 6 adults really enjoyed our stay at the castle. Having afternoon drinks on the turret watching the hot air balloons float by was magical..Close to bolangerie & grocery.
We have had a lovely week with our family here. We all had a lot of fun in the pool, made good use of the bbq and different dining areas outside, enjoying the amazing views. The property has a lovely quirky French atmosphere and is well equipped. We canoed on the Dordogne and enjoyed re-discovering an area we visited several times many years ago. Three generations made the most of a too-short week.
My group of 4 really enjoyed staying in this Petit Chateau in early July. It was perfect as we visited the surrounding areas during the day and were able to cool off in the pool every evening. Charles and Anne were lovely hosts, and answered all our questions promptly. I wished we could had another week!
Can’t ask for a better home base to explore Dordogne!
Charles and Ann’s home was a true treat to rent. It was the perfect base to explore the region. And after a busy day of visiting this incredible area, we were always thrilled to come back to the house to enjoy wine on the tower terrace. The owners were very responsive and the home is simply lovely. We will definitely be back!
The property is well-located in a small village near Sarlat, just a short drive to many attractions and a 10 min walk to a bakery, which I went to every morning to get croissants for breakfast.
The property has a lot of character and great outdoor spaces. The best part was the pool which we really enjoyed during the heat wave we had. The owners were very responsive to any questions.
Stunning property with lovely quirks. The view from the top of the tower is breath-taking.
Charles and Anne where fantastic and very accommodating. If you are a fan of the area, this is the base for you. House comes with everything you need. Can't thank them enough for the support and messaging in tough times.
Kieran R.
Stayed 14 nights in Sep 2021
Archival
10/10 Excellent
David H.
13 Sept 2017
A magical place to stay
We spent a wonderful two weeks with family and our oldest friends in this beautiful house. The tower and its circular staircase was a big draw for our teenage son; and aperitifs at the top every evening a highlight for the adults as we watched hot air balloons gently drifting across the valley. The house was very comfortable and each bedroom having its own bathroom was a bonus. The location was ideal for us, near Sarlat with many places to see - Beynac was our personal favourite - and things to do within easy reach. The owners were very helpful before we arrived and quick to answer any queries too. We couldn't have wished for more and were sad that we had to leave.
This house is quite unusual, with its spiral staircase up the tower to an amazing view over the Dordogne valley. It's comfortable, well equipped and family-friendly. We particularly liked the fact that upstairs is carpeted, while the thick walls and tiled floors downstairs meant it was always cool inside. It isn't isolated, with a small school and public tennis courts opposite, but it is secluded and at night the only sound was croaking frogs. Apart from swimming in the lovely pool, there's lots to do in the area for all ages (ours ranged from 4 to 70+) - we would love to go back.