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La Grange-3 Chambres pour 8 personnes.

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Entire home

hosted by Julie Et Eric

8 guests
3 bedrooms
6 beds
2.5 baths

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La Grange is the old barn of this beautifully restored 18th Century traditional Charentaise Logis is set in 2 acres of landscaped gardens with communal games room, and TWO swimming pool complex one of which is heated!
Logis de Lussais was built in the mid-18th Century as a gentleman's residence with a Manor house and private vineyard and later became a working farm. It has since been restored to provide a peaceful and secluded holiday environment

The space
"Merci à vous de nous avoir permis ce moment de retrouvailles familiales nous avons été enchantés de notre séjour..." (Avis en Mai 2020)
The Logis is approached along a private tree-lined avenue, offering ample shaded parking, through grand entrance gates into a fountain courtyard. The farmhouse and four-holiday cottages are around the central courtyard, and each has its private gardens.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 double bed

Bedroom 2

1 double bed

Bedroom 3

1 double bed, 1 single bed, 1 bunk bed

What this place offers

Garden view

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Shared outdoor heated pool

TV with standard cable

Washer

Bathtub

Private patio or balcony

Private backyard – Fully fenced

Where you’ll be

Chef-Boutonne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France

The Logis de Lussais is situated on the edge of a quaint village on the River Boutonne yet conveniently only 2km from the charming market town of Chef-Boutonne where there are 2 supermarkets and a small number of shops bars and restaurants. The surrounding countryside of woodlands and forests are ideal for walking and cycling with an abundance of wildlife.

The fairy tale Chateau Javarzay on the edge of the town has a park and lake just perfect for a picnic or fishing. The Chateau is floodlit at night making a spectacular sight, often the focal point for village events and entertainment.

The source of the River Boutonne to which the town lends its name lies deep beneath the church of Notre Dame in the ramparts of the castle in the old town. A regular open market each Saturday in the town square is an opportunity to buy the best of the local produce.