Dining room with terracotta tiled floor in Dordogne cottage Perigueux France

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Keeping the Character

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Gloria and Eric have restored a number of houses since they moved to south-west France nearly 30 years ago. Their restorations are always a magical blend of flair and sensitivity. When they decided to move in 2009 it was to trade in a large house for somewhere smaller. Their 18th century farmhouse …

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