La Palfessière Castelnau-de-Montmiral Map ref: C6 Web ref: 411


Sleeps 8 | 4 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | Table Tennis | Fenced Pool Small Party Rate*


Situated amidst a picturesque landscape of gently rolling fields and vineyards, this lovingly restored stone property enjoys a superb rural outlook.At the same time, it is in a prime position for visits to themany picture postcard hilltop villages thatmake this area of the Tarn such a delight to explore.


Drive just 25minutes north-east to discover picturesque Cordes-sur-Ciel which, with its charming Gothic houses standing proudly on a steep hillside, is understandably themost celebrated bastide in the south-west.To the west lies the equally appealing Bruniquel,where thick arches reveal a delightfulmaze of steep cobbled streets lined with characterful ancient homes.Closer to hand and just 5minutes drive from the house, the charmingminiature bastide of Castelnau-de-Montmiral offers all amenities within its arcaded square andmedieval buildings.


At the house your comfort is assured, since the recent renovation has retained the original features that create such character and combined them with up-to-date appliances.The focal point is the roomy kitchen with its large open hearth and stone flagged floor,whilst across the hall in the sitting room, plump sofas and a tasteful décor of soft hues set a relaxed tone.Outside,meals al fresco can be taken under a wisteria draped gazebo, whilst bathers will enjoy the sheltered location of the pool,which lies on a lower level beyond a gently sloping bank.


Property occupancy


*Up to 4 guests 5–8 guests


April May Accommodation


Ground floor: • Cloakroom • Sitting room(DVD,CD) • Kitchen/breakfast room(fireplace, microwave, dishwasher)


• Laundry room(washingmachine) • Telephone (incoming calls) • Self-contained, split level double bedroomsuite on upper level (one low beam) with en suite shower roomand a seating area on lower level


• The suite can be accessed fromthe exterior and internally (via the kitchen/breakfast room)


• Central heating throughout the house (payable locally)


First floor: • Principal double bedroomwith en suite bathroom(roll top bath, separate shower)


• Two twin bedrooms • Bathroom


Outside: • Gravelled entrance area • Covered terrace (table tennis) • Pergola and terrace • Shower room • Barbecue • Private parking


• Private fenced swimming pool (12mx 6m) with Roman steps


Please note:This is a non smoking property.


PRICE FORTHE PROPERTY PERWEEK Saturday changeover March


31 7


14 21 28 N/A


5 12 19 26


595 695


795 895


June 1095


1195 1295


July


2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 995


1595 1795 August 4 11 18 25 1695 1


695 795


September 8


595 695


Prices shown are in £ sterling October


15 22 29 6 13 20 27 N/A


Cadourel St Antonin Noble Val Map ref: C6 Web ref: 463 Sleeps 10 | 5 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | Wi-Fi | Small Party Rate*


Situated in richly verdant countryside just 7kmNorth of Saint Antonin,Cadourel epitomises rural French living in a stylish and contemporary fashion.The surrounding farmland stretches as far as the eye can see where nature lovers, ramblers and photographers alike can become absorbed in their passion.Recently restored to a high standard, this 18th Century barn conversion is both spacious and characterful.


As you step through the front door natural stone flooring complements themodern décor of the spacious kitchen/diner.The large living room, with its inviting plump sofas, features a wonderful glazed archway that looks out onto the side terrace and gardens.Upstairs, the exposed wooden beams and stone walls serve as a subtle reminder of the building’s legacy and blend harmoniously with the comfortable furnishings to be found in the bedrooms.Of particular note is the generous main bathroomwith its elegant roll-top bath and well appointed facilities.Outside, the pool area is surrounded by landscaped gardens and provides a generous sun terrace,whilst to the rear of the house the walled garden and covered terrace offer a shady haven.


Saint Antonin is a treasure trove ofmedieval architecture boasting France’s oldest civic building and half-timbered houses tucked in amongst a labyrinth of narrowstreets. A variety of bars and restaurants are at your disposal aswell as amenities such as supermarkets,a post office and a Sundaymarket that is not to bemissed.Further afield are the notable towns of Cordes-sur-Ciel (26km) andNajac (29km).


Property occupancy


*Up to 8 guests 9–10 guests


PRICE FORTHE PROPERTY PERWEEK Saturday changeover March


April 31 7


14 21 28 N/A


May 5 12 19 26


1250 1395


1950 June


1595 1950


1995 2295


July


2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 2695


August


4 11 18 25 2895


32 Check availability, view more photographs and book online at www.vintagetravel.co.uk 1


1795 2095


September 8


1650 1950


1250 1395


Accommodation


Ground floor: • Kitchen/dining room(microwave, dishwasher,wood burning stove) with door to rear covered terrace and walled garden


• Living room(TV,DVD,wood burning stove,Wi-Fi Internet access) with doors to terrace


• Double bedroomwith en suite shower roomand doors to terrace


• Utility room(washingmachine, WC) • Underfloor heating (downstairs only)


• Central heating throughout the house (payable locally)


First floor: • Double bedroomwith en suite shower room


• Twin bedroomwith en suite shower room


• Double bedroomwith en suite bathroom(also accessed from the landing)


• Double bedroom


Outside: • Open grounds of lawn and landscaped flowerbeds


• Barbecue • Private parking


• Private swimming pool (10mx 5m) with Roman steps


Prices shown are in £ sterling October


15 22 29 6 13 20 27 N/A


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