Manoir De Saux

The villa

Crowned by its two towers that echo its 16th - century roots, Manoir de Saux is a superbly restored manor house where French heritage meets contemporary ease. Grand yet welcoming, this handsome stone retreat unfolds across three levels, each space thoughtfully designed to reflect its character and history. Original features whisper of centuries past, while modern comforts ensure a relaxing and carefree stay for families and groups.

The manor’s grounds invite slow mornings and fun - filled afternoons. A vast lawn spills into tree - lined edges, ideal for picnics, lazy games of croquet or quiet strolls. At the heart of the courtyard lies the private heated pool, stretching an impressive 16 by 6 metres. Here, loungers line the sun terrace, while shaded dining area transform poolside lunches into drawn - out feasts. For those with energy to burn table tennis, badminton and garden chess provide ample entertainment.

Inside, the spacious layout offers both intimacy and privacy, with six bedrooms spread across three floors. Two living rooms offer peaceful nooks to unwind, and the traditional kitchen and large dining room are perfect for communal meals.

Set in the rolling Lot countryside, Manoir de Saux enjoys a rural location, yet remains close to essentials. The charming bastide town of Tournon - d’Agenais is just ten minutes away by car, with cafés and restaurants nestled along its historic streets. Villeneuve - sur - Lot, 33km away, offers bustling markets, shops and dining, while wine lovers will find themselves drawn to the Malbec - producing vineyards surrounding nearby Cahors.

Whether you're seeking outdoor play, long dinners under the stars or simply a restful escape among timeless scenery, Manoir de Saux is a beautiful getaway in the countryside of southwestern France.

Set in the gently undulating countryside of southwest France, Manoir de Saux is located in the Lot department, close to the Tarn - et - Garonne border, almost equidistant between Villeneuve - sur - Lot (33km) and Cahors (38km).

Just 2km away lies the hamlet of Saux, home to a welcoming wine domaine where guests can sample the region’s vintages in a relaxed setting. A 10 - minute drive brings you to the medieval bastide of Tournon - d’Agenais (8km), a picturesque hilltop village where you’ll find charming cafés, traditional restaurants and panoramic views across the surrounding valleys.

Nearby, the lively town of Montcuq (17km) hosts a much - loved Sunday morning market, brimming with local produce, artisanal cheeses and handmade crafts, perfect for gathering ingredients for a leisurely lunch back at the manoir. Lauzerte (22km), one of France’s “Plus Beaux Villages”, is also within easy reach, offering cobbled streets, artist studios, and an authentic medieval square that comes alive with seasonal events and cultural festivities.

For those craving a deeper dive into the region’s history and wine culture, Cahors is a must - visit. Famed for its robust Malbec wines, the town boasts a wealth of wine outlets, elegant architecture and the iconic Pont Valentré. In contrast, the riverside town of Puy - l'Évêque (18km) offers a more intimate atmosphere, with its narrow lanes and perched houses overlooking the Lot River. the perfect spot for a peaceful afternoon.

Guests will find everything they need in Villeneuve - sur - Lot, from bustling weekly markets and hypermarkets to a wide range of dining options and canoeing along the river. Meanwhile, Montayral (19km) also provides convenient supermarkets and shops for day - to - day essentials.

Whether you're exploring ancient bastides, sipping local vintages, or simply unwinding in tranquil countryside, Manoir de Saux is your gateway to the very best of the Lot region.