Accommodation - perfect for couples wanting a quiet holiday

Though our cottages are all housed in one ancient stone building, they are at different levels and aspects. They are all uniquely different and have the ambience of an ancient stone hamlet. In fact we have given them the names of trades you might well enjoy! There is a lovely courtyard separating our house from the accommodation and even a small stream or spring running by the buildings!

Each of the five gîtes has its own character. One even has a roof terrace! All our guests can enjoy an outside sitting area with barbecue, and are welcome to share our garden, boulodrome and pool. In addition, each cottage has a flat-screen LCD TV with (UK) satellite television & radio, DVD & CD player and somewhere to just sit & relax.

In each gite we have provided a kettle, toaster & coffee machine, and start you off with tea, coffee, sugar, salt & pepper, hand soap, dishwasher tablets, kitchen towel & loo rolls. We include all linen & towels & provide huge, soft pool towels too.

"La Boulangerie" - This cottage enjoys a light and airy aspect overlooking our garden and fish pond on one side and the courtyard on the other. (More...)

With its entrance off the courtyard "La Patisserie" has stone walls and beams featuring in this neat little cottage. A cozy bedroom leads to an en-suite shower room where we have a 1.2 metre wide shower. (More...)

An interesting stone staircase leads from a versatile sitting or sleeping room up to the main salon of "La Confiserie". There is even a private roof terrace with stunning views over vineyards & olive groves atop the stone tower. (More...)

Nearest the pool, across the floral bridge is "Le Fleuriste", our smallest, and yet beautifully formed apartment. Ideal for one or two people and enjoys the same level of comfort as the other cottages. (More...)

The "Cave aux Vins" is so named because it is stone vaulted and at the foot of the series of steps that lead down through our courtyards to a lovely walled garden and ancient Mulberry tree. In the heat of summer this is a cool retreat. (More...)