At A Glance

  1. Sleeps 6
  2. 2 Double Bedrooms
  3. 1 Twin Bedroom
  4. 2 Bathrooms
  5. Air Conditioning*
  6. WiFi
  7. Enclosed Heated Pool*
  8. Table Tennis

Accommodation

  • Ground Floor: Open plan kitchen/dining room (oven, microwave, dishwasher) with doors to terrace. Living room (TV, DVD, CD, Bluetooth speaker, selection of CDs and DVDs, WiFi) with door to rear terrace. Cloakroom. Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite bathroom (separate shower). Utility room (washing machine). 
  • First Floor: Double bedroom (A/C, sloping ceiling). Twin bedroom (A/C, sloping ceiling). Shower room (accessed from both bedrooms). Air conditioning payable locally.
  • Outside: Fenced garden comprising lawn and terrace with pergola. Further extensive grounds of fields, trees, the ruins of a 17th century priest's house, and a small lake (unfenced). Table tennis. Badminton net. Boules equipment. Covered terrace. Barbecue. Private parking.
  • Private enclosed heated* swimming pool (10m x 5m) with Roman steps and handrail. 

A sparkling retreat which offers something for everyone, Pech Marty will delight all who stay there. Set in spacious grounds with views over the surrounding countryside towards the 'bastide' town of Monflanquin, this lovely stone building has been sympathetically restored to become a most relaxing and comfortable 'home from home'.

As you arrive, you are greeted with a profusion of colour and greenery from the wonderful variety of trees, plants, flowers and orchard that fill the grounds, which have been thoughtfully designed to accommodate everyone's needs.

Families with small children will appreciate the enclosed garden (with terrace and pergola) at the front of the house, early risers will enjoy breakfast on the rear terrace whilst those seeking some peace and quiet can relax in the coppice of trees at the far end. And, of course, the essential private swimming pool has not been forgotten: gated and enclosed, it is positioned to capture the panoramic views that surround the property.

Decorated with flair and imagination, the interior combines restful cosiness with real charm. Looking out over the enclosed garden, the open plan dining room/kitchen is equipped for all self catering needs. An antique door opens into the comfortably furnished living room, where colourful paintings and artefacts decorate the walls. Three pretty bedrooms and two bathrooms complete the picture.

The nearby hamlet, Montagnac-sur-Lède, has a local café bar. Monflanquin (7km) offers all amenities from a large supermarket, bakeries and shops to a range of restaurants and bars. Standing like a beacon on a hilltop, it is well worth a visit as it is accepted as being one of the best examples of 'bastide' town layout, conforming as it does to the plan of a main square from which streets run at right angles.

The other prerequisite of a 'bastide' is that a market takes place, and this still does, on a Thursday, in the Place des Arcades. Head up to the square beyond the church and you will be rewarded with magnificent views to the north over crops of immaculately ordered vines, cereals and, in season, a dazzling yellow uproar of sunflower fields.

Additional Pricing Information

All Prices are per property, not per person.

Please note: A local tourist tax of £1.11 per person per night is payable for each party member aged 18 or over. This has been added to your booking. 

  • * The pool can be heated (payable locally, 110€ per week) - please request in advance.
  • * Air conditioning is available for a supplement (60€ per week) payable direct to the owner on arrival.
  • There is an unfenced lake in the grounds (see Accommodation details). Younger children may require supervision.

Select No. Guests and Dates

Guests
Adults 18+
2
Children 3-17
0
Infants 0-2
0

Max 6 guests (plus up to 2 infants)

Select dates from calendar or popular weeks below.

How to use the calendar
  • Select the correct number of guests, and include child and infant ages.
  • Find your dates — use the arrows or tap the month name to jump ahead.
  • Tap an available start day to begin your stay (see Start Day in the legend).
  • Tap an end date to complete your selection — your nights highlight as you go.
  • Prefer a ready-made week? Choose one of the popular weeks below the calendar.
  • Review your dates and price, then tap Book Now.

Rather talk it through? Call us on 01954 261 431 — we're happy to help.

Loading availability…
Start Day
Your Stay
Booked
Selected Dates
-
→
-
Request Future Availability

Need help booking?

Our team is here to help you find the perfect villa and answer any questions.

What our guests say

Reviews

Where you will stay

Location of Pech Marty

See where the villa sits on the map and what is close by.

The local area

Locality

Great Things to Do Near Pech Marty

Sit back and relax at Pech Marty.

Why not try a massage with aromatherapy and lovely essential oils to fully unwind from the stresses of life? This treat can be ordered when you make your booking or book when you're there.

A bird's eye view!

The aeroclub in Belvès (45 minutes' away) offers plane trips flying over the famous sites and chateaux of the Dordogne.

Medieval festivals

From 27th July until 26 August, you can take a trip back in time with a visit to one of several medieval festivals which take place along the Bastide towns in the Dropt Valley. There are reenactments of battles, food to sample and displays of local crafts which you can buy. You can even hire a medieval costume yourself to really relive the experience of life in medieval France.

For those who would like to know more about foie gras,

the famous dish of the south west of France, visit the Foie Gras Museum in Frespech. 4500 years of history from the Egyptians to today and they also have a great restaurant (30km).

Ceramist Bernard Palissy museum

In the very picturesque tiny stone village of Saint-Avit, between Gavaudun and Lacapelle-Biron, the Bernard Palissy Museum hosts an exhibition and sale of contemporary ceramics each year, where we discover the work of great ceramists of our time. A permanent space is dedicated to the life and work of Bernard Palissy.

Head westwards towards Bergerac and Bordeaux for a wine trip

around the famous vineyards such as Buzet, Duras, Bordeaux, Bergerac, St Emilion.. Most will offer tastings in their 'cave' but don't forget to name one designated driver!

If the weather is too wet or too hot for you,

spend a couple of hours on a guided tour in one of the many caves found in the area. In the Lot-et-Garonne, there are the 'Grottes de Fontirou'; in the Lot, there is the 'Gouffre de Padirac'; and in the Dordogne 'Gouffre de Proumeyssac', to name but a few.

If you feel the need to relax even more,

visit the hammam, heated pool and sauna in Monflanquin.

There are two horse riding clubs near Monflanquin,

as well as an archery club and 4 tennis courts - plenty of scope for things to do!

Monflanquin is also home to many painters and artists,

many of whom offer short courses for those interested. Ask at the tourist office for more details.

Wander the 'brocante' markets

which take place once a month between April to September in Monflanquin, as well as an antique market on the 14th July. The village of Issigeac, to the west, holds an antique market at the beginning of August and there are flea markets most weekends in the area. See if you can pick up a bargain!

The village of Gavaudun

(after Montagnac in the Fumel direction - 6km) has much to offer - from archery and climbing to mountain bike trips and speleology, as well as a beautiful 'donjon' ruin from a XIIth century chateau perched over the village and a little restaurant 'Le Café'

Two chateaux which are in easy driving distance

are Chateau de Bonaguil & Chateau de Biron (18km) - good examples of architecture from the 12th to the 19th centuries.

Tour the bastide towns in the area, from Monpazier to Penne d'Agenais.

They are all based on the same layout of a main square, often arcaded, with streets leading off it, but they are all different!

For a fun day out for the children,

take them to the Walygator amusement park in Roquefort near Agen (52km) - water rides, tropical forest, corkscrew and pirate boat rides, and an 18th century Castle, there is something to keep all children entertained.

Spend a day visiting the Châteaux of the Dordogne,

to the north of Pech Marty. Beynac, Castelnaud and its war museum, Marqueyssac's box garden are all open to the public and worth a look around - around an hour's drive to get there. Why not also include a wander around the picturesque town of Sarlat in the same area?

Visit the vineyards around Puy l'Eveque (30km)

and try the Cahors wine. You will see many 'caves' selling the wine and most will offer the chance to taste it first. Don't forget to stop in the little villages en route as well - there are many dotted along the River Lot down to Cahors (65km).

A boat trip on the river Lot,

starting in Fumel (16km) is a lovely way to while away a couple of hours. While you are in the area, why not visit the fabulous fortress of Bonaguil only 7 ½ km further on? Afterwards, have coffee or lunch at the little restaurant/café at the foot of the chateau.

Canoeing in Puy l'Evêque

About 30 mins away at the foot of the picturesque village of Puy l'Evêque, you can hire a canoe and paddle on the lovely River Lot, in the middle of the Cahors vines.

Golfers will love the 18 hole course at Castelnau-de-Gratecambe

near Villeneuve-sur-Lot (21km by way of the country roads) or the fantastic golf at the Chateau des Vigiers Monestier (an hour's drive) with a spa, pool and beautician.

Nearby

Towns/Villages

Montagnac-sur-Lède 5 mins 
Monflanquin 10 mins 
Fumel 20 mins 
Villeréal 20 mins 
Villeneuve-sur-Lot 25 mins 
Villefranche-du-Périgord 35 mins 
Agen 55 mins 

Airports

Bergerac 45 mins 
Toulouse 1 hr 45 mins 
Bordeaux 2 hrs 2 mins 
Carcassonne 3 hrs  
Rodez 3 hrs 15 mins 
Pau 3 hrs 15 mins 

Train Stations

Monsempron-Libos 15 mins 
Agen (TGV) 45 mins 

Ports

Bilbao 5 hrs 10 mins 
Santander 6 hrs  
St Malo 6 hrs 50 mins 
Caen 7 hrs 20 mins 
Le Havre 8 hrs  
Cherbourg 8 hrs 15 mins 
Dieppe 8 hrs 15 mins 
Roscoff 8 hrs 20 mins 
Calais 10 hrs  
Times are approximate
Plan your trip

Holiday Essentials

Travel insurance, car hire, flights, airport parking and more.