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Our
two cottages are set in the courtyard
of our 18th Century Charentaise farmhouse.
Barn
and workshop
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The
Farmhouse
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The
soil here is wonderfully fertile and we
produce our own seasonal fruit and vegetables
including cherries, strawberries, figs,
walnuts, sweet peppers, garlic, aubergines,
and of course the famous Charentais melon.
Grapes
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Chillis
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Apple
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Red
peppers
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Raspberrys
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Charantais
melons
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We keep a rare breed of sheep and a variety
of free-range hens and ducks. They are kept
well away from the cottages although children
are welcome to participate at feeding times.
Our
free range ducks
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Outdoor
dining under the rose covered pergola
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Our
free chickens
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Outdoor
dining under the rose covered pergola
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We
have set out to create a tranquil
and authentic environment allowing
you to appreciate the pleasures
of Rural France at its best. Whilst
each cottage offers private and
independent accommodation, access
between the two private gardens
can be arranged for family groups
‘holidaying’ together
who wish to take both cottages,
in which case guests can benefit
from preferential booking rates.
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The
Farmhouse |
The
Farmhouse |
Linen
hire (white cotton primarily), free
use of bikes, first day continental
breakfast packs, free colour television
and telephone access are all available
upon request. Prices include gas
& electricity. Car parking is
in a designated area within our
courtyard.
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The
Farmhouse
garden |
The
Farmhouse garden |
Sorry
no pets allowed.
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