Manoir St Clement

Description

Fabulous French Manoir nestled in the department of Correze, in the Limousin region. Set in an abundance of gardens and parkland, it is a perfect place to get away from busy lives. There are 4 en-suite bedrooms, living room, kitchen and a luxurious Jacuzzi.
Relax and enjoy the fresh air and delicious local food. How could you miss the typical village markets of the Correze with their abundance of local produce? Their flavours, colourful stalls and enticing smells will provide you with unforgettable memories.
There really is something for everyone with Lac de Bournazel or the Etang de Ruffaud on your doorstep, where you can choose from a range of water activities!

#### Features
Ground Floor
- Kitchen: American Fridge freezer with water and ice dispenser, washing machine, dryer, toaster range cooker, microwave and flat screen TV.
- Lounge: Flat screen TV, DVD and DVD library.
First Floor
- One bathroom with jacuzzi
- One bedroom with four poster and an en suite bathroom
- Three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms
Outside Grounds
- Salt water swimming pool
- Gas BBQ on the terrace
- Private garden

#### Location
Correze is situated on the western edge of the Massif Central and contains some of the prettiest villages in France. Agriculture is still the main economy with arable land making up around one third of the department. There are two main rivers cutting through the landscape, the Vezere and the Dordogne. The latter has been tamed by a total of five dams producing a number of large lakes in the south.

Tulle, with a population of 15500, is the departmental capital. It's found stretched out over 3 km on both banks of the River Correze. There's a vibrant market held every Wednesday in front of the Gothic and Romanesque Cathedral, which sells lace, clothes and an extensive selection of local produce.

Brive-la-Gaillarde with a population of around 52,000 is the largest town in the department and has an attractive city centre as well as an excellent infrastructure.
The history of the department of Correze (in the Limousin region), profoundly marked by the wars of the middle ages, can still be seen in the regions landscape, with its many fortified castles. Ventadour, Turenne, Segur-le-Chatuau, Comborn and Merle are just some of the historical towns which bear witness to it's turbulent history. Visits and entertainment are organised throughout the year in a number of historical sites, where troubadours of past and present will delight you with their performances.
Pompadour whose castle gave its name to Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, and which now houses the National Stud, and follow in the footsteps of illustrious former hosts such as Louis XV, and Napoleon I. Arabian racehorses are bred here with the care and attention worthy of this magnificent breed.