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Garden table laid under a yellow parasol, facing the fields and the white fence

A walled garden that opens onto the fields

The children go out, and you next see them at dinner.

The garden is fully walled. It opens straight onto the fields and the vines, with nobody overlooking it. This is what families tell us most often: once the gate is shut, you stop keeping an eye on anyone.

  • Aerial view of the walled garden with the trampoline, the house and the surrounding fields
    The walled garden from above.
  • Large garden with sun loungers, children's playhouses and a slide under the trees
    The children's end of the garden.

The tennis court

There is a tennis court on the property. The surface is old, it is nothing like a club court, but the game is good. Rackets and balls are there.

Private tennis court surrounded by poplar trees
The family tennis court.

Table tennis, table football and boules

Outside: a table tennis table, a boules pitch, a football goal, a basketball hoop and a badminton net. Inside: table football in the library, a games console, an exercise bike.

Table football in the library, a window onto the garden and a white sofa
The table football, in the library.
Table tennis table in the garden, with the house in the background
Table tennis in the shade of the trees.

For the children

A trampoline, a swing, a playhouse, a sandpit, a slide. Indoors, a playroom with Lego, board games, toys and a great many books.

For babies, everything is already here: travel cot, cot, high chair, baby bath, changing table, children's crockery and safety gates. Tell us how old your children are before you arrive and we will get the bedrooms ready to match. You will have as little as possible to carry.

  • Trampoline and swing frame in the walled garden
    Trampoline and swing.
  • Playhouse and covered sandpit on the lawn, with a swing behind
    Playhouse, sandpit, swing.
  • Inflatable paddling pools for children on the lawn, with the white fence behind
    For the hottest days.

Eating outside

In summer the big garden table faces the vines. There is a barbecue, a fire pit for cooler evenings, sun loungers and a shaded dining area. The sun sets late, and nobody is in a hurry to go in.

  • Four sun loungers under a yellow parasol in front of the house
    Loungers in the shade.
  • Small white wrought-iron table on the gravel, a closed red parasol and a rose bush
    The spot for morning coffee.

Working from here

The fibre line runs at 268 Mbit/s, measured. There is an Ethernet socket and a quiet desk in a shared room. The mobile signal is poor here; the Wi-Fi is not.

Old wooden desk with a lamp and a chair, in front of glazed doors with glazing bars
The desk, for those who have to do a little work.

Animals and the setting

We are happy to have dogs, with a supplement per night shown on the Rates and conditions page. We do not take cats: Charly, our dog, lives here all year and the house is his patch.

Security cameras are installed outside the house, around its edges. They film no interior space and not the garden where you settle.

Charly, a tan and black shepherd cross, lying on a grey cushion with an orange toy between his paws
Charly, in his usual spot.

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