History
Nearly three centuries, and a new life.
Once the summer residence of the prelates of Villeneuve, extended in 1807, Blanche Haut now welcomes guests looking for peace and quiet.
At a glance
Manoir Blanche Haut was built in 1737 as the summer residence of the prelates of Villeneuve-sur-Lot, then extended in 1807 to its present form. Véronique and Thierry Raux, who ran the Au Bon Accueil restaurant in Limeuil (Dordogne), have made it their guest house and restaurant.
1737
1737
Construction
The prelates of Villeneuve-sur-Lot have Blanche Haut built as their summer residence.
1807
1807
Extension
The manor is extended and takes on its present form, with its south façade and half-moon window.
2024
2024
The renovation is complete
The manor is refurbished and fully furnished to make it a true family home, open to our guests.
An 18th-century manor turned family home
After running the Au Bon Accueil restaurant in Limeuil, in the Dordogne, Véronique and Thierry Raux fell for Blanche Haut and created their guest house and restaurant there. The original walls, mouldings and high ceilings are still here; they refurbished and furnished every room to make it a true family home, with today's comforts.
Véronique and Thierry Raux
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On video
The manor on screen
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