Villages

Situated thirty-five kilometres to the south of Limoges, and seven kilometres from the A20 autoroute, Château Chervix is a commune of over 5000 hectares, with a population of 807.  

A traditional resting place on one of the roads to Compostella (the Vézélay route), and nestling in the Limousin countryside, is the village of Magnac-Bourg. Designated as a ‘stopover village’...

Saint-Genest-sur-Roselle, some 405 metres above sea-level, covers 1992 hectares. The life of our martyred patron saint, St Genest, is celebrated on 25th August: his remains, however, are preserved in the...

This very convivial, and welcoming commune is set alongside the river Briance, in the foothills of Mont Gargan.

Glanges is twenty-five kilometres to the south of Limoges, and just five kilometres from the main (A20) route between Limoges and Brive-la-Gaillarde. 

It’s just three kilometres from the A20 (exit 42) to Meuzac, but here you’ll find everything for an agreeable stay in the verdant setting of the Limousin countryside. A site...

A village with character – deep in the Limousin countryside, St Germain-Les-Belles is at the centre of a welcoming commune with a history: of the visit by Henri IV, the...

Nestling between the rivers Breuilh and Briance, the commune is spread over more than five-thousand hectares.

Pleasantly situated - between 430m and 530m, and within the confines of the Haute-Vienne and the Corrèze - on the plateau of the Haut Limousin, sits La Porcherie. For ‘active...

Pierre-Buffière - Petra-Buffiera - the ‘stone where the wind blows’, has gallic origins. Well placed on its rocky spur, dominating three rivers - the Briance, the Breuilh and the Blanzou;...

Arthur Young, an English farmer and agronomist who travelled around France at the end of the XVIIIth century, sang the praises of our countryside: ‘the main roads are incomparably beautiful...