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THE HOUSE
 OPEN FROM MID-MAY TO END OF OCTOBERFrom saturday to saturday Independent and spacious accomodation in a refurnished 19th century house, built above cellars dating back to the Middle Ages, in the heart of a heritage-listed medieval village. Groundfloor : kitchen, dining-room, sitting-room, wood-stove, bathroom and toilet. 1rst floor : 2 double bedrooms, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, bathroom, toilet. Washing-machine, dish-washer, TV set, telephone, electrical heating. Private garden- walled-in courtyard- terrace-lounge with a built-in fire-place- garden table and chairs-barbecue. |
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Above the garden, you will find the quiet green bedroom facing the pigeon-house, where clogs used to be stocked and dried. |
The flower bed-room formerly an attic. |
The yellow bed-room, brightly lit and spacious with a direct view onto the Middle Ages, the half-timbered house and the Saint John-Baptist church. |
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A spacious kitchen with its antique vegetable hot-plate on which in the old days the dishes were kept warm thanks to the embers from the fire-place. |
A large dining-room. |
The central beam of the living-room was cut out from an oak-tree – which was choosen by the clog’s maker’s grand-daughter - in the Vacheresse forest, near Voussac, the village where the family originated. |
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The corridor leading to the inner courtyard and to the green bed-room. |
The walled courtyard. |
The walled garden. |
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