Set in 5 acres, reached by a winding farm track through woods, surrounded by farm land, La Grange Froumigué, an 18th century farm, has spectacular views of the St. Germain Plateau and over the peaceful valley below. The first structure you encounter is the 18th century barn, which has been lovingly restored, retaining the character of the old building- oak beams, rough-hewn stone walls, the original barn doors - yet offering all the comforts of modern living - traditional French style.

     Lot-et-Garonne, which is just south of the Dordogne, is still a well-guarded secret. Yet it has much of the best France has to offer - a warm climate, peaceful pastoral scenery, historic towns and villages, markets, castles and vineyards, many excellent local wines and cheeses, as well as gastronomic specialities such as "foie gras" and "confit de canard". It will entice you to discover it's architecture, gastronomy, quaint open farmers' market and most of all "art de vivre".