Property Houses
Sleeps 6
Single/Double 2 / 1
Bathrooms 2
Pets Allowed
Pool No
This beautifully restored stone double cottage is surrounded by gardens with all of its historic charm still remaining. Overlooking the Loire River in a picturesque hamlet, this is the perfect starting point for an enchanting visit to France’s glorious historical past. Sleeping up to 6 people inside the cottage, our guests will find 2 bedrooms, one king and one twin room, both bedrooms have new mattresses and luxury sheets. The tower bedroom can be found at the top of a narrow stairway and offers some splendid views overlooking the river. An additional 2 people can be accommodated on the double sofa bed which can be found in the living area.
The well-equipped gourmet kitchen has everything you should need during your stay including an induction cooktop, kettle, cuisinart, herb chopper, mixer, all cooking utensils plus dishwasher, washing machine, electric tumble dryer, microwave, convection and conventional oven. With a large fridge and freezer the fridge has a special shelf for wine bottles.
In the living / dining area you will find a selection of comfy seating, a large sofa and dining table with seating for 6 people. There is a TV set for you to enjoy which is connected to the satellite and receives CNN, Sky, and BBC news in English. There is also a DVD player with a selection of English-language movies, a radio, CD player and a selction of books, games and a great music library. A mac and HP laptop are also available for our guests to use during their stay, with wireless internet access throughout the cottage.
The cottage has 2 bathrooms, one of which has a bathtub with overhead shower and toilet, the other being a separate shower room with a second toilet. Each of our guests will be provided with a big fluffy towel and wash cloth.
Surrounded by fully fenced gardens, outside you will find a large lawn area, deck/patio, gazebo and an outdoor grill / barbecue. There is a good selection of outdoor furniture including a table and chairs set which is suitable for picnicking.
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Local Attractions
Besides the well-documented cultural outings (castles, many with sound and light shows, of Amboise, Chenonceau, Chambord, Blois, Chaumont, Azay-le-Rideau, Ussé, Villandry, to name a few; Leonardo da Vinci’s home in Amboise; numerous museums, monuments, and open-air markets in Tours), there are many recreational attractions as well: the aquarium, the mini-chateaux, Fantasy Forest (a children’s amusement park), kayaking, hiking, biking, golf, tennis, and swimming within fifteen minutes of the house, Dining out becomes a fine art with many nearby restaurants in all price ranges, from the deliciously simple to the gastronomical splurge. For the shoppers, there are many gift and specialty shops in town and large department stores in Tours, plus regular flea markets and special town fairs with their parades, medieval jousts, or vide-grenier (village-wide flea markets) in Spring and Summer.
The kings knew it, and it's still true: here in the 'garden of France,' life is good. Choose the best fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and wines at the twice-weekly Amboise farmer's market, one of the most popular in the area. Discover the sparkling white wines of Vouvray and Montlouis, the full-bodied reds of Chinon and Bourgueil, the cheeses and charcuterie for which the area is famous. An on-site 'tasting' visit to some of the many producers is a rewarding and delightful experience. Visit Leonardo da Vinci's home in Amboise and some of the breath-takingly beautiful castles--the 'Sleeping Beauty' castle at Ussé, the royal castles of Amboise, Chinon, Chambord, Blois, and many others. Dining out becomes a fine art with many nearby restaurants in all price ranges. There are town fairs, parades, medieval jousts, village-wide flea markets in Spring and Summer. So much to enjoy!
Attractions nearby such as churches, ruins, cinemas, museums, restaurants, forests, botanical garden, winery Tours, and theme Parks.
Local services & businesses include groceries, ATM/bank, hospital, and medical services.
Leisure activities available in the surrounding area include antiquing, bird watching, walking, photography, scenic drives, sight seeing, and horseback riding.
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Local Attractions
The kings knew it, and it's still true: here in the 'garden of France,' life is good. Choose the best fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and wines at the twice-weekly Amboise farmer's market, one of the most popular in the area. Discover the sparkling white wines of Vouvray and Montlouis, the full-bodied reds of Chinon and Bourgueil, the cheeses and charcuterie for which the area is famous. An on-site 'tasting' visit to some of the many producers is a rewarding and delightful experience. Visit Leonardo da Vinci's home in Amboise and some of the breath-takingly beautiful castles--the 'Sleeping Beauty' castle at Ussé, the royal castles of Amboise, Chinon, Chambord, Blois, and many others. Dining out becomes a fine art with many nearby restaurants in all price ranges. There are town fairs, parades, medieval jousts, village-wide flea markets in Spring and Summer. So much to enjoy!
Attractions nearby such as churches, ruins, cinemas, museums, restaurants, forests, botanical garden, winery Tours, and theme Parks.
Local services & businesses include groceries, ATM/bank, hospital, and medical services.
Leisure activities available in the surrounding area include antiquing, bird watching, walking, photography, scenic drives, sight seeing, and horseback riding.
In the area
This Property is situated in Indre-et-Loire, Centre
Nearest Airport: Tours
Nearest Station: Amboise
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Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.