Chateau for rent in Dordogne Périgord, France

The Domain Lavy, our French chateau, welcomes you in Dordogne Périgord, a French department, not far away from the Périgord Noir, which is well-known for its forests of green oaks. It offers a luxurious setting, and is ideal for people looking for a quiet and nice french location, up to 24 sleeps. Provided, among other things, with two swimming pools, it is the perfect rental for a luxury holiday à la Française.

A large capacity rental with heated swimming pools

The Domain Lavy, located in France, in the Dordogne department, also known as Périgord, is an outstanding chateau made of luxury and discretion for a high-end rental.
With a sleeps capacity up to 24 people (family reunions, holidays with friends...), and splitted into 3 buildings - including one who was built during the 18th century - the 890m² surface area comes with a 23 hectares of land, as well as two heated swimming pools, and one coated tennis court. You can find the full list of our equipment on our overview page.

A prestigious service

During your stay, a concierge will be at your disposal, and will help you in organizing your cultural trips. Besides, you will not have to worry about anything, as linen and cleaning are included.
Discover all the details about our chateau on our overview page.

A perfect location for quietness and discovery of the Dordogne Périgord

Depending on the village of Saint-Pierre-de-Côle, our domain is well away from it, providing all the necessary calm for relaxing holidays or efficient seminars.
Besides, thanks to our location in the south of the Périgord vert, the Périgord blanc and noir are accessible only a few kilometers from the domain.
The exceptional setting, both in terms of architecture and environment, is also ideal for filming in France.

Complete your rental with our optional services

At your convenience, and if you are looking for a complete rest, we can offer you a catering service or ask a French cooking chef to take care of your meals during your stay. Wouldn't that be a great way to discover our country?