CHATEAU DE SIORAC
FRANCEThe French architect Hector Guimard expressed that “genuine hospitality cannot be described, but it is immediately felt”. The reality of that statement resonates when one has the good fortune of staying at Chateau de Siorac. My memory is overflowing with all that was absorbed during my week-long stay. The images are vivid and rich. From the time of my arrival I was ripe with “listening”, eager to hear what secrets the walls of a chateau tracing back to the mid-1500’s would share. To my respectful surprise, perhaps the most compelling and indisputable message was realizing the extraordinary and unwavering commitment that the Serranos, the owners, have made in bringing the chateau to its current state of irresistible hospitality. Surely the walls of Chateau de Siorac speak eloquently, inviting guests of today to indulge in the embrace of history, but the results of their labor heighten both the magic and quality of one’s stay. Their tenacious attention to detail celebrates the best in taste, graciousness, and congeniality, embedding that message in Chateau’ de Siorac’s walls going forward! Our party of eight also enjoyed two dinners prepared by the chateau’s owners. Each was a culinary delight, reflecting the specialities of the Dordogne region and served with tasteful elegance. The property itself is a satisfying temptation as well, offering a pristine swimming pool, charming private patio, lovely gardens and plantings, and horses and goats barned at the end of an idyllic grassy pathway. And the views from the chateau’s hillside location are truly picturesque! Chateau de Siorac is a very special property, and Jose and Diana Serrano are equally special hosts. There is much to explore within easy day trips to other destinations in the Dordogne region, and much to keep one happily content just settling into the ambiance of Chateau de Siorac itself. Treat yourself to a stay!!
SELF CATERING RENTAL
Chateau de Siorac, a French castle built in 1550 on a hill overlooking the valley of the river Isle in the Dordogne, is available for exclusive rental for groups of up to 12 guests.


HOLIDAY IN A CASTLE
Discover the beautiful Dordogne region of France
Experience the joy of living in a 500 year old castle
The castle is an ideal starting point for the discovery of some of the most beautiful towns in France
All amenities within five minutes drive
PRIVATE ESTATE
18 Hectares (45 acres) state
The woodlands flourish with oak, chestnut and acacia trees
Private swimming pool. Pool towels are provided
Barbecue area with plenty of outdoor seating

LARGE SPACES
700 square meters of living space
6 bedrooms
6 bathrooms
18 Hectares (45 acres) of woodlands
Private Swimming Pool
BBQ area with table and chairs for outdoor dining



COMMON PLACES
Rooms luxuriously decorated with noble materials and antiques
Elegant dining room featuring a 17th century fireplace
Billiard hall
Large kitchen
Laundry room with washer and dryer



WEEKLY RATES FOR UP TO 12 GUESTS
April - May - June
July & August
September & October
For questions or reservations please contact us by phone or email. We are also listed on Airbnb.
Chateau de Siorac
24430 Annesse et Beaulieu, France
Email: chateaudesiorac@gmail.com
Tel: 07 74 42 71 52

Jose Serrano
Owner
Chateau de Siorac
Brantome is locally known as the “Venice of the Dordogne”.
Beynac was captured by Richard the Lionhearted in 1189.
Sarlat is a beautiful medieval town with well-preserved streets.
Aubeterre sur Dronne has a wonderful monolithic church.
Domme: a fortress founded in 1281 by the French king Philippe III.
Rocamadour: a breathtaking site cascading down the side of a mountain.
Limeuil: beautiful medieval village.
Chateau de Monbazillac: 16th century, open to wine tasting and visit
Château Hautefort: strong fortress rebuilt in the 17th century.
Castelnaud: feudal castle and war museum of the Middle Ages.
Chateau de Losse: 15th century, period decor and furniture.
Chateau de Fenelon: 14-17th centuries; furnished castle.
Chateau de Bourdeilles: a medieval fortress & a Renaissance palace.
Chateau Puymartin: 15th-16th centuries.
Grotte du Grand Roc, a truly natural masterpiece.
Lascaux II: copies of Paleolithic paintings.
Gouffre de Proumeyssac is the largest developed abyss in Périgord.
Grotte de Villars: largest underground network in the Dordogne.
Grotte du Roc de Cazelle is a site special for children.
Les Jardins du Manoir d’Eyrignac: gardens of outstanding beauty.
Les Jardins suspendus de Marqueyssac are 130 meters above the Dordogne river.