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Moving to The Dordogne-A Regional Guide: Périgord Noir, Pourpre, Blanc & Vert-Housing, Daily Living Expenses, Healthcare, Transportation & The Essenti

Moving to The Dordogne-A Regional Guide: Périgord Noir, Pourpre, Blanc & Vert-Housing, Daily Living Expenses, Healthcare, Transportation & The Essenti

Paperback

Travel GeneralFrance

ISBN13: 9798171883096
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 4 2026
Pages: 338
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.70 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

I know the feeling of wondering whether the France you love visiting could become the France you call home. I wondered the same thing for over 30 years before I moved here in 2018. Since then, I have learned that the dream of living in France starts to become real when you begin to ask not simply, Where would I love to be? but, Where would my life actually work?

It is easy to imagine a life in the Dordogne. A stone house overlooking the countryside. Saturday mornings at the market. Medieval villages, vineyard roads, café terraces, river valleys, and the possibility of having more space, more beauty, and a very different rhythm of everyday life. However, choosing to live in the Dordogne is quite different from choosing to visit it. Living in central Périgueux bears little resemblance to settling in Bergerac, Sarlat-la-Canéda, Eymet, Brantôme-en-Périgord, or a stone farmhouse several kilometres outside a small village. The place that enchants you on a September afternoon still needs to work on an ordinary Tuesday in February.

Where will you shop? Can you walk to a bakery or pharmacy? How far is the nearest doctor? Will you need a car for everything? What can your housing budget realistically buy? And what happens when the summer visitors go home?

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