Perched along the Beune River in the Dordogne valley, this restored 18th-century mill commands views of limestone cliffs and forested slopes that rise dramatically from the water below. The property's stone architecture and riverside setting create a natural amphitheater for ceremonies, while the on-site restaurant accommodates receptions in intimate dining spaces overlooking the valley. Located in Les Eyzies, the prehistoric capital of France, the venue sits within walking distance of cave sites dating back 17,000 years.
Highlights
- 18th-century functional mill building with original mechanics visible throughout property
- Restaurant Au Vieux Moulin serves regional Périgord cuisine and can host up to 150 guests
- Direct riverfront location on the Beune with limestone cliff backdrop
- Les Eyzies region contains 40+ archaeological sites within 15km radius
- Google rating of 4.1/5 from hospitality and dining reviews



