Sleeps: 12 – 10 in the main house and 2 in the annexe

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

2 ensuite kingsize double bedrooms

1 kingsize double bedroom with its own bathroom on the ground floor

1 bedroom with 4 single beds with its own bathroom

1 additional kingsize double bedroom , separate from the house, accessed through the garden, with its own ensuite bathroom and kitchenette.

Rent per week

£5,250 per week. Saturday to Saturday.

Detailed breakdown of rent per week

Key features

Spacious accommodation and supremely well equipped house

Family-friendly games barn, with billiards, table tennis, volleyball, ideal for when the weather is too hot or wet

A heated and fenced swimming pool

Beautiful gardens with large lawns, sculptures and a choice of barbecue areas.

Air conditioning in some bedrooms (as specified below)

Upper Ground Floor:

The main entrance to the house is up old wide, wisteria clad stone steps. This opens into the main sitting room, with a log burner and a large TV, sofa and two armchairs. The staircase up to the first floor is here. Adjoining the sitting room is a sunroom. This is full glass with comfortable rattan seating for 6 people. The sunroom then opens onto a stone walled garden with wonderful views down the lawn and to sculptures.

There is then a library with a piano, an armchair and a sofa aswell as a CD player and a good selection of books. There is a staircase down to the kitchen in this room.

On this floor there is an additional sitting room with a table, sofa and another TV. There are a selection of board games here including chess, draughts, backgammon, some puzzles and more books. There is a cloakroom next to the additional sitting room.

There is a magnificent traditional stone barn with a superb Mansard roof structure now converted into an enormous games room on its first floor measuring in total some 9m x 35 m. This is one of the most fantastic indoor games rooms we have seen, with a volley ball net, table tennis, pool, a mini pool table, table football, a skateboard, a scooter, darts and a basketball net. This is a great facility for children of all ages, great when the weather is too hot outside and also great when its raining.

The formal entrance to the main house and its gardens is up three steps through a wrought iron fence and gate with stone pillars into the garden that immediately surrounds the house.

The main entrance to the house itself is from the eastern side where a gravel patio forms the natural area for dining and relaxing on this side. An old stone archway leads into the kitchen on the ground floor, the utility room through another door and a downstairs bedroom through another, all have outside entrances but are interconnected inside. There is a dining table and chairs with easy access to the kitchen.

Charming stone steps lead up to a covered terrace on the first floor and entrance through a more formal front door into the hallway / sitting room.

There is another dining table with chairs and a BBQ in close reach to the house.

A lawn area runs down to a delightful lily pond in the south eastern corner of the garden on this side. Beside this is a dining area. The views from this spot up to the house are beautiful.

There is an extensive lawn area with occasional ornamental trees and sculptures forming a wonderful vista whilst also also providing ample space for children to play and explore. Beyond this the land continues into its natural hinterland of oakwood scrub with a mosaic of pathways cut through it to provide easy and enjoyable digestif walks from the house.

The swimming pool, a short distance from the house (25m to the northwest) is the swimming pool. The pool measures 10m x 5m. The pool is 2m at the deep end. It has corner steps built into one corner.

The pool is capable of being heated and the filtration system is chlorine based. There is an open freshwater shower adjoining the pool and a secure perimeter fence surrounding the whole.

The pool is framed by paving / patio and on one long side to enable the use and enjoyment of sun loungers and a selection of reclining chairs under the shade of sun umbrellas.

On the grass area to the west end of the pool is a trampoline with safety sides/nets.

The pool is maintained , opened and closed on a daily basis by the Guardian.

Airports

Rodez-Marcillac Airport – 50 miles / 1 hour 15 minutes by car

Toulouse Airport – 70 miles / 1 hour 30 minutes by car

Brive-Souillac Airport – 70 miles / 1 hour 20 minutes by car

TGV

Figeac TGV Station – 30 miles / 50 minutes by car

Cahors TGV Station – 20 miles / 30 minutes by car

Toulouse Station – 75 miles / 1 hour 30 minutes by car