Lovely place in middle of French country side ,the lake is just 5 min drive and there are many places to visit.

Go back in time and discover the rich medieval past of our unique towns and villages.
The region is full of charming villages, with old half-timbered and granite houses roofed in the traditional way with slate or local stone (lauze). Just perfect for a leisurely stroll!

Discover Argentat-sur-Dordogne, Aubazine, Brive la Gaillarde, Corrèze, Donzenac, Meymac, Pompadour, Treignac, Tulle, Uzerche... These towns and villages are open-air museums in their own right, with a life and character all of their own, forged over the centuries by their proud inhabitants.

The Dordogne department: land of a thousand and one castles! In the Middle Ages, Aquitaine, and the Dordogne in particular, was a major area of conflict between France and England: the famous Hundred Years' War. The region was covered with more than a thousand fortified castles. Overlooking the Vézère valley or the Dordogne valley on rocky spurs, but also in Purple Périgord and White Périgord.

From fortified buildings to Renaissance palaces and fortified houses, come and discover the exceptional architectural heritage of the Périgord in a region steeped in history. Numerous châteaux are clustered around the medieval city of Sarlat la Canéda and close to some of France's most beautiful villages.
The Dordogne, and in particular the Vézère valley (known as the Valley of Man), is world-renowned for its prehistoric treasures.
You can discover deposits, living sites, painted or engraved caves, troglodyte sites, shelters, museums and theme parks.
if you want to driver further 2 h you get top bordeaux with vineyards and long sand beaches along the ocean coast.