Gîte-Komfort-Ensuite mit Dusche-Vineyard view

Located within the grounds of our 16th Century Manor House alongside Bonnezeaux and Chenin, Anjou offers excellent accommodation suitable for a family or couples.

This was originally a farm two-storey barn which we renovated in 2001 and it was originally a stable. It is now the welcoming 3-bedroomed holiday accommodation it is today.

It’s meter-thick walls and double-glazed windows and doors provide a cool respite from the summer heat or a snug retreat for early or late year holidays.

The front door opens into the main living area, to your left the kitchen area then into the large dining and lounge open plan area. There are double french doors opening onto the covered terrace and also off the lounge area is the downstairs double en suite bedroom. There are stairs opposite the main entrance area leading to 2 further en suite bedrooms upstairs. These have the option to be either made up as a queen-size double or twin.

The accommodation boasts a lovely covered back terrace offering ‘al fresco’ eating at its best. The terrace which enjoys the sun throughout the day is also well situated to enjoy the wonderful sunsets over the surrounding rolling French countryside.

Guests have access to a laundry room (with 3 washing machines) an indoor games room, a heated covered shared swimming pool ( available normally from the beginning of May to the end of September), and an outdoor child's play area. There is also the grounds giving space to relax or children to play. A spiral garden which was planted in autumn 2017 for our guests wanting to sit amongst the plants in our wooden kiosk.

The owner is available at any time for any queries and lives on site and is there to help you throughout your stay.

The Loire has proved an ideal location; an easy drive from the ferry and Eurotunnel ports but also very accessible from international airports, whilst still providing a tranquil rural location.

We are ideally located to visit the many fabulous chateaux and vineyards in the region.

The Loire Valley is referred to as the 'Garden of France' due to the abundance of vineyards, fruit and vegetable orchards which line the river Loire. This stunning part of France is noted for its historic towns, architecture, and wine. The Loire Valley wine region is world-renowned for the production of distinctive fruity crisp wines. The area is also known for it's 'bubbles' with any of the local vineyards and sparkling wine houses offering excellent wine-tasting tours.

The entire area is a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its exceptional cultural landscape of historic cities and villages and of course the stunning architectural monuments - the châteaux; the legacy of its time as home to the French royalty for a century and a half.

The River Loire’s width engages a real feeling of space and freedom even during the peak summer tourist season and offers plenty of family-friendly outdoor activities whether you fancy cruising or canoeing/kayaking on the water, cycling along the banks of the Loire or exploring ancient cave dwellings.

The fabulous Bioparc (Zoo) in Doue la Fontaine approximately 5mins drive from us, is well worth a visit. The Zoo was originally created using old limestone quarries and underground caves and is now home to a variety of exotic animals including big cats, rhinos, penguins, reptiles and vultures to name but a few. It is very well known for its conservationist approach and is home to many endangered species. Its uniqueness has won over many of our reluctant guests!

Another one of the pleasures of visiting the Loire is to enjoy wandering through one of the many traditional French markets! You’ll find wonderful local fruit and vegetables alongside cheese, bread, patisserie and much more for you to pick up for your alfresco lunch/dinner.

We are located in between two major towns; Saumur, a short 20mins drive, is a beautiful riverside town with it's recently restored chateau which majestically overlooking the river Loire and quaint pedestrian precinct. Saumur offers an excellent selection of restaurants providing an ideal opportunity to enjoy the town's ambience. Saumur is also home to the Cavalry and the famous 'Cadre-Noir' offers performances as well as other events and tours.

Angers, the capital of the Maine et Loire department is 40 mins away, It is steeped in history and character, whilst providing many more amenities typical of a larger city. The shopping in particular is fabulous, with well known French department stores as well as a number of other major leading fashion chains.

Further afield there are other attractions:

Puy de Fou, (aprox 1hr 15mins away ) a Medieval theme park with live jousting, battles and Falconry. It’s a great day out for the family, with a wonderful night show starting at 10:30 pm until 01:00 am – booking essential. Well worth a visit!

Futuroscope ( 1½ hours away just outside Poitiers) is a great family day out.Take a fantastic journey into space and enjoy a voyage of Fantasy, Discovery, Pleasure and Excitement.

We recommend that you have a car during your stay.