Charming 18th-century cottage with enclosed garden

Kitchen with dining area, living room with alcove/play area, one bedroom with two single beds, one bedroom with a queen-size bed, bathroom with bathtub and shower, and separate toilet. Crib and baby equipment available upon request.
Kitchen linens and sheets provided, beds made upon arrival.
Private, enclosed, flowery, and shaded garden (900 m²) with terrace and swing. Ping-pong table under the covered porch, car or motorcycle shelter.
Tour of the farm and distillery, farm products for sale on site: cognac, noisée, walnuts.
Baby equipment: crib, high chair, changing mat, bath ring, and potty.
Tourism and Disability label (visual, hearing, mental).
For more information, visit our website [hidden] This single-story gîte is housed in a fully renovated 18th-century house on a winery. Located in the heart of the Cognac vineyards, it features a large enclosed garden and a peaceful setting.

Price includes: Bed linen, utilities
Price does not include: Towels, end-of-stay cleaning
Enclosed garden, Private space, Paid cleaning, Single-story, Ground floor bedroom, Washing machine, Dishwasher, Linens provided, Barbecue/Plancha, Garden furniture, Television, Microwave, Baby equipment, On-site parking, Freezer, Wi-Fi/Internet, Swing set, Ping-pong, Terrace, Garden, Tourism and disability label, Carport, Detached house.

Option to be paid on site:
End-of-stay cleaning (flat rate): €70.
Towel rental per person: €6.

Property managed by a professional. Unless stated, services such as cleaning, bed linen, towels etc. are not included in the price of this rental. If pets are allowed (information in the advertisement), charges may be applicable.
Only equipment mentioned in this advertisement are present. Equipment not mentioned are not considered to be present. Unless there is an electric charging station in the accommodation, charging electric vehicles is prohibited.



Your host :
Bernard's family has been running the estate since the 18th century. Bernard, now retired, gladly gives tours of the distillery and the walnut grove. Martine, a long-time professor of literature and history, takes care of the reception. Both seek to combine human encounters and passion for the region.