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The house benefits from an ideal setting in the countryside situated in the golden triangle between Sarlat, Rocamadour and Gourdon. It is ideal for relaxing and to unwind and will suit all ages and especially extended families and those with young children & pet friendly as well.
'Les Anglais' is an ideal base for exploring the delightful Morbihan region of Brittany. The spectacular southern Brittany coast is within easy reach as is forest & river walks. Comfortable accommodation for 2 to 8 people, Lounge, WiFi, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, enclosed garden & patio, Parking.
Glengarriff Lodge is a true fairy tale cottage. Set on its own river island, it is connected to the surrounding wooded estate by three bridges. Originally a hunting lodge and retreat for the Earls of Bantry, this recently restored property now offers both elegant modern luxury and historic charm
The charming village of Rosciano, is set between both the Maiella and Gran sasso national parks a typical Italian village, with local tradition very much at its heart, which has a beautiful medieval tower and local bars, shops, restaurants, wine cantinas and an olive press.
High quality rentals, chalets 4 and 5* 1km from Lake Chalain in lake region french Jura, near Swiss border, 100km south Dijon and 85km north Geneva, ideal place for watersports, hiking, biking, resting, birdwatching, riding, golf and ski in winter.
A very comfortable holiday home with three double en-suite bedrooms suitable for 6-8 people - large garden with swimming pool with safety cover, badminton, trampoline, table tennis, bicycles + more. The kitchen is fully equipped, lounge with TV, DVD, Wii, games magazines books + more.
