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Nestled in the peaceful countryside on a sprawling 35-hectare property, this charming traditional long house from the Anjou region is a hidden gem. Accessible via a private 700-meter road, this historic home dates back to the 15th century and has been extended during the reign of Louis Philippe.Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of untouched nature, the property boasts lush woodlands, abundant hedgerows, babbling brooks, a serene pond, and diverse flora and fauna.
The spacious first-floor room, encompassing 36 square meters, is part of a four-person accommodation. It features a comfortable 160-centimeter bed and two additional 90-centimeter beds, as well as a large desk for those needing a workspace. The bathroom includes a shower for your convenience.
Start your day off right with a delicious organic breakfast, complete with homemade jams.
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Directions
When you reach a point that is 12 kilometers away from Exit N 11, which is the Durtal or Highway A11 exit.
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B&B (2 pers.) |
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Notes: Organic breakfast |
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Attractions
- Château de Montgeoffroy: Located in Daumeray, this beautiful 18th-century castle offers guided tours that take you through its stunning architecture, period furnishings, and extensive gardens.
- Parc Anjou Aventure: An outdoor adventure park situated in Daumeray, Parc Anjou Aventure offers thrilling activities like zip-lining, tree climbing, and obstacle courses, making it a perfect destination for adrenaline enthusiasts.
- Terra Botanica: A unique botanical theme park located in Angers, Terra Botanica showcases over 275,000 plant species from around the world. Visitors can explore various themed gardens, educational exhibits, and enjoy exciting rides.
- Château d'Angers: Situated in Angers, this medieval fortress features massive stone walls and impressive towers. The highlight of the castle is the stunning Apocalypse Tapestry, a 14th-century masterpiece that stretches over 100 meters.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Angers: If you're interested in art and history, this museum in Angers is worth a visit. It houses an extensive collection of European paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from the 14th to the 21st century.
- Abbaye de Solesmes: Located in Solesmes, this Benedictine monastery is renowned for its Gregorian chant. Visitors can attend the daily liturgical services and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the abbey.
- L'Arche de la Nature: Situated in Le Mans, L'Arche de la Nature is a vast nature reserve with hiking trails, picnic areas, and a lake. It offers a perfect escape for nature lovers seeking tranquility and outdoor activities.
- Plantagenêt City: In Le Mans, you can explore the historic Plantagenêt quarter, known for its well-preserved medieval streets and buildings. Climb the Collégiale Saint-Pierre-la-Cour tower for panoramic views of the city.
- Zoo de La Flèche: Located in La Flèche, this renowned zoo is home to over 1,500 animals from around the world. Visitors can enjoy interactive exhibits, animal shows, and even spend a night in a safari lodge. 10. Château du Lude: Situated in Le Lude, this grand Renaissance castle showcases beautiful gardens and meticulously preserved interiors. Guided tours provide insight into the castle's rich history and its role as a royal residence. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historical landmarks to enjoying outdoor adventures and immersing yourself in nature and culture.