Romantic Getaways : Cottage & Villa Holidays in France

If your looking for a romantic getaway, it doesn't get much better than a character cottage or stunning villa in France. From rural to coastal the choice is vast. Imagine sharing a glass of wine on your terrace with the one you love in romantic Dordogne, Provence or Cote d'Azur. Walking the spectacular beaches hand in hand. Waking to the sound of the birds or the sea lapping on the beach. In France you can have a romantic getaway you will never forget, and put the spark back into your romance.

Bastide de Chapellone, Le Luc - Provence

This wonderful bastide property sits amongst the rolling hills and vineyards of Provence, with pines and bushes sitting in the garden of this character house. Spacious and rustic, the large master bedroom has a vast balcony to enjoy. The gated pool is lovely, with sun bathing space, and the shaded terrace offers wonderful views stretching out across the countryside, ideal for outdoor dining

• 8.00m x 5.00m pool
• Sleeps:10
  

Les 7 Chataigniers, Nabirat - Dordogne

Built in the style of a grand French chateau, Les Sept Chataigniers offers a unique place to stay. Set in lovely rural countryside, this grand house offers terrific facilities including two swimming pools, a jacuzzi and sauna room, a games area with table football and American pool, and beautiful private lawned gardens to enjoy. The property combines traditional and stylish design, décor and furnishings throughout the interior, and features include a fitted kitchen and wooden beamed ceilings. Within the grounds are a spacious patio area, and lawns bordered by mature trees and shrubs.

The rural area of Nabirat is the perfect location to get away from it all amid the beautiful Dordogne countryside, just a short distance from the beautiful medieval town of Gourdon. In Gourdon you will find a variety of shops and amenities, and this is also a great town to explore, with plenty of winding streets and beautiful yellow stone houses. Some of the buildings in Gourdon date back as far as the 13th Century.