Restauriertes Bauernhaus mit Pool und Traumausblick

Gleyaire is a family home bursting with rustic charm, and over the years has proved to be the most perfect place to enjoy with family and friends without any of the day to day distractions.
The young especially thrive and there is no need to go anywhere: the large 1lm x 6m pool is a natural focus, with sun-loungers, umbrellas and plenty of space. Pool safety is incredibly important. This year it has been completely refurbished, and an electric safety cover has been fitted. It can be closed at the turn of a key, when not in use. When not by the pool enjoy boules, ping-pong, swings, hammocks and free use of the local tennis court in the village. There are acres to roam with wooded trails and wildlife everywhere, hours of fun to be had.
Popular activities such as canoeing, riding, golf and bicycle-hire are all available nearby.

The house itself is large and spacious, with 2 king size double and 2 twin bedrooms and a 4 bed dormitory (at one end of the house for those noisy little ones!). Luxury mattresses (except dormitory) with Egyptian cotton linen mean you will sleep well. There are terraces on each side of the house allowing for shade/sun at any time. The large terrace behind the house has seating for 12 and stunning views across the valley below. The smaller terrace to the front is perfect for some morning sun, coffee and croissants.
The kitchen is well equipped with everything you might need to feed 12, and there are 4 bathrooms, a dining room, living room and laundry room.

There is a 'market day' most days in one of the local villages, as well as annual fêtes for some evening fun. A morning run to Touffailles or Bourg de Visa for croissants and pains au chocolat soon becomes part of the ritual.

Toulouse and Bergerac international airports are both just over an hour away. Bourdeaux airport is 2 hours away, The historic hill town of Lauzerte is 8 miles away, and Moissac with its beautiful cloisters is also nearby.
Other attractions include Rocamadour, Albi, the dramatic 'Gorges du Tarn', the Pyrenees, canoeing on the Lot, Aveyron and Cele rivers, the wines of Cahors, restaurants, truffles, paté de fois gras etc.