Gîtes de France® - LE NEGADOU - "Le Four à Pain"

This former "bread oven" located in Vayrac invites you to enjoy a peaceful getaway surrounded by nature and warm hospitality. Set on the welcoming “Domaine du Négadou”—which includes two other holiday rentals (46g12349 and 46g13337) and the owners’ home—it offers the perfect setting for group gatherings while preserving everyone’s privacy. The shared pool (open from June to September) promises moments of relaxation under the Lot sun, while the pétanque court becomes the scene of lively games. On the banks of the Dordogne River, fishing and canoeing enthusiasts will find their own little slice of paradise here. The surrounding landscapes will charm nature lovers seeking peace and authenticity. Ideally located, you’ll be close to must-see sites such as Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac, Carennac, and Collonges-la-Rouge. Just a few kilometres away, discover the Museum of Neanderthal Man or the stunning Eyrignac Gardens. The cottage offers an all-inclusive package for a carefree stay, with the option of a delicious breakfast prepared by the owners. A high-power charging outlet for electric vehicles is available upon request for added peace of mind. Finally, your small pets (under 5 kg) are welcome free of charge and upon request, so you can enjoy a hassle-free holiday together. Detached house. The entryway leads to a small open-concept space: living area with kitchen and dining table, 1 bedroom (1 160-bed), and a bathroom with a toilet separated by a door. Upstairs: 1 bedroom on a sloped mezzanine (1 90-bed). Electric heating throughout the cottage. Fiber-optic Wi-Fi. A 48 m² covered terrace with patio furniture and a gas grill, then up one step to another 45 m² terrace. Shared, unfenced 4,000 m² property: pétanque court, shared swimming pool (12 x 6, depth 1.40 m, flat bottom) secured by an alarm, ping-pong, badminton, and a football goal. Private parking space. Here, you’re on an all-inclusive plan! This property is not accessible to people with limited mobility. Electricity is charged at the current rate.