Nestled in the heart of the iconic village of Beynac, on the banks of the majestic Dordogne River, this exquisite 18th-century Maison de Maître offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in one of France's most celebrated regions—the UNESCO-protected 'Vallée des Cinq Châteaux'.
Commanding breathtaking views over the river and the medieval village, the property comprises a beautifully restored manor house with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a charming one-bedroom guest cottage. Set on just over a hectare of land, the estate features lovingly maintained gardens, a scenic river view terrace, and a natural spring—'La Source'—from which the property takes its name.

Main Residence
Laid out over three principal floors with an additional attic level, the manor combines period character with modern comfort:
Lower Ground Floor: The main entrance opens to a welcoming hallway leading to two spacious bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a utility/boiler room.
Ground Floor: A fully equipped kitchen connects to a generous dining area with an open fireplace, a light-filled living room, separate laundry and utility space, and a guest WC.
First Floor: The expansive 30 m² master suite includes a private en-suite bathroom. A family suite offers a twin bedroom/study (25 m²), a further double bedroom with fireplace (24 m²), and a large family bathroom (11 m²).
Guest Cottage
Perfect for visitors or seasonal rentals, the guest house includes:
A double bedroom (16 m²) with en-suite bathroom (4 m²)
A well-appointed kitchenette (6 m²)
Private terrace with elevated views over the village rooftops and the Dordogne valley

Outdoor Spaces & Grounds
The property is accessed via a private drive, with ample parking and two carports. At the entrance, the spring emerges—an enchanting feature that adds a touch of serenity to the grounds. Meandering pathways lead through mature cottage gardens to the guest house, terrace, and kitchen entrance, continuing upward to the tranquil woodland above.

Location
Beynac-et-Cazenac is renowned for its dramatic hilltop château and vibrant riverside ambiance. The village offers an array of amenities including excellent restaurants, a riverside wine and tapas bar, a bakery, butcher, and a seasonal weekly market.
The property enjoys an exceptional track record as a high-end holiday rental and is ideally situated for exploring the architectural and natural wonders of the Périgord Noir. The charming medieval town of Sarlat-la-Canéda, with full services and extensive shops and restaurants, is just 10 minutes away.

Access & Transport
Airports: Brive and Bergerac – approx. 1 hour | Bordeaux and Toulouse – approx. 2.5 hours
Train Access: Direct services from Sarlat to Bergerac and Bordeaux; Paris is accessible via direct trains from Souillac (35 minutes away)