"Debonnaire" and "Monplaisir" are situated in an idyllic setting surrounded by breath taking views across rolling countryside. Each gite has a private patio furnished with wooden table and chairs, parasol, barbeque and deckchairs. This is an ideal spot to dine, relax and enjoy a glass of wine after a lazy day by the pool or a visit to one of the many nearby attractions.
In Summary each Gite has:
Private facilities:
A large open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area
3 double bedrooms (Monplaisir has 2 double beds and a pair of singles, Debonnaire other has one double and 2 pairs of singles)
Ground floor and first floor bedroom, bathroom and toilet facilities
Linen room
Satellite TV
Washing machine and washing line
Dishwasher
Shaded terrace with wooden table and chairs for 6
Barbeque
Shared facilities:
Fenced swimming pool, south facing with loungers, chairs and parasols
Games room with Pool, Bar Football, Darts and Table Tennis
Covered parking
The swimming pool is furnished with sun loungers, chairs and parasols for soaking up the summer rays and is cleaned each evening using an automatic robot cleaner. It is fenced for the safety of your children and complies with the European safety standards.
A deposit of 25% of the total rental cost is due when making a booking. Final balance is due 30 days before the arrival date. A refundable £100 security deposit is required with the final balance payment.
Agen - 30 mins - situated on the river Garonne, a large town with art galleries, wonderful cathedral, many historic sites and Market.
The countryside in Lot-et-Garonne offers unlimited scope for walkers and cyclists and visitors here are well placed for boating, with the Baïse, Lot-et-Garonne never far away. Details of horse riding and other activities can be found at local Tourist Offices and Syndicats d'Initiatives. From riverside fishing to overhead hang-gliding, the region caters for all tastes and ages. The area can be generally described as a series of interlocking broad valleys and hillsides generously sprinkled with ancient bastide towns and villages. Each has its own charm and repertoire of year-round leisure and sports activities. This is also an ideal place to stay and branch out from, located half-way from Bordeaux and Toulouse. A 2-hour drive takes you to the Atlantic coast at or the Pyrenees summits, while 3 hours brings you to to the Mediterranean. There’s so much to see and do in Lot-et-Garonne that the combinations of sites and activities are practically infinite, and infinitely pleasurable.
An inexhaustive review of Lot-et-Garonne’s attractions would certainly include Agen's Museum; Henri IV’s Nérac Castle; the Lot, Garonne and Baïse rivers; Bonaguil Castle; Armagnac tours; Bordeaux vineyards; Llama farms; and probably the only church to boast a stained-glass mermaid in the village fortress of Larressingle which also has a fascinating display of replica medieval war machines.
