Gorgeous Renovated Village House Near Limoges Saint-Sulpice-les-Feuilles Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 229519

Our charming village house in Limousin

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Location: Saint-Sulpice-les-Feuilles, Limousin, France, Europe (Just Over 3 Hrs SW of Paris & 30 mins nth of Limoges by car)

Accommodations:  Village House, 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths (Sleeps 6)

This charming French village house for rental is located in the centre of Saint Sulpice les Feuilles, a busy little village located in the north of the Haute Vienne, a department of Limousin in South West France. The necessities are covered within a couple of minutes walk - small supermarkets, boulangeries, butcher, post office, news agency/tobac, bank, florist, hairdressers, petrol stations, estate agents and a little bar/cafe in the town centre.

Within an hour's drive of Saint Sulpice les Feuilles there are many sights and activities to be enjoyed including excellent restaurants, great village markets, beaches and lakes, fishing, golf, quaint hilltop villages, chateaux and large vibrant medieval cities such as Limoges. Within 2-3 hours drive there are another whole range of activities such as skiing in the Massif Central, wine tasting in Dordogne and Bordeaux and surfing in the Atlantic Ocean.

The beautiful ancient town of La Souterraine is located just 15 kilometres away. La Souterraine has the added convenience of a larger supermarket; the SNCF train station that connects you all over France including Paris which is 2 and a half hours by fast train; car rental agencies; a weekly market in the town centre where you can buy from the local producers; a cinema; a few more restaurants and several picturesque cafes with their terraces on the main street.

For more photos and information about our house and its surroundings please look at the link to our French dreaming website at the bottom of this webpage.

The following is a description of the charming well located house.

Upstairs 3 bedrooms and bathroom

Bedrooms - Each bedroom has been tastefully furnished for your comfort , Sleeps 6 comfortably, 2 bedrooms with a double bed, bedside tables, lamps, wardrobe, chair each, electric fan and hairdryer, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds (can be made into King on request) , chest of drawers and lamp. Lovely views over the garden.

Bathroom - Wash away your worries in the lovely bright bathroom, Bath with two shower heads, Bathroom cabinet, Toilet.

Downstairs - lounge room, kitchen, laundry and powder room.

Lounge room - Sit back, relax and put your feet up, Comfortable 3 seater couch, Art deco lounge chair, Another chair, 82CM LCD TV with DVD/CD with English TV and radio stations, Selection of English games, DVDs, CDs, Brochures and maps of surrounding area, Set of tables, and Lamps.

Kitchen/Dining - Large open plan kitchen/dining to enjoy meals together, 6 seater table with 2 extension leaves and enough chairs to seat 12, fully equipped kitchen including a wide variety of English books and magazines including - Michelin Guide, Gault-Milleau, The Cooks Companion and Living and Eating in South West France, both by Stephanie Alexander, The French Market and the French Kitchen both by Joanne Harris, Rick Stein's French Odyssey, Jamie Oliver in Italy, A little taste of France, Golden Door cookbooks.

Laundry - Separate utility/laundry room with space to fold your clothes, Washing machine, Dryer, and a Drying rack.

Powder Room - Convenient downstairs toilet, Toilet with wash basin, Heated towel rail.

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• Amenities
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Linens Provided
• Beds
  • Double Bed (2)
  • Twin/Single Bed (2) : Can be converted to a King bed on request
• Entertainment
  • Cable/Satellite TV
  • DVD
  • Video Library: Large range of English DVDs are provided for the use of guests
  • CD Player
  • Stereo System
  • Music Library: Large range of English CDs are provided for the use of guests
• Kitchen
  • Full Kitchen: Wide variety of English books and magazines provided for the use of guests
  • Cooking Utensils Provided
  • Refrigerator
  • Dishwasher
  • Microwave
• Outdoor Features
  • Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
  • Deck/Patio: Sit under the large shady wisteria and enjoy a cool glass of champagne or beer and watch the world go by. 6 chairs and table and a barbeque are supplied for the use of guests.
• Other Amenities
  • There are also an assortment of games to play for adults and children.
• Suitability
  • Smoking Not Allowed
• Activities (on site and nearby)
  • Golf
  • Shopping
  • Sightseeing
  • Restaurants
  • Rafting
  • Kayaking
  • Sailing
  • Boating
  • Waterskiing
  • Jet Skiing
  • Swimming
  • Biking
  • Mountain Biking
  • Downhill/Alpine Skiing
  • Hiking
  • Fishing
  • Hunting
  • Rock Climbing
  • Health/Beauty Spa
  • Antiquing
  • Cinemas/Movie Theaters
  • Live Theatre
  • Museums
  • Horseback Riding

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Low Season ... Nov 01-Apr 30 .................. €400/week.
Mid Season ... May 01-Jun 30 & Sep 01-Oct 30 .. €600/week.
High Season .. Jul 01-Aug 31 .................. €800/week.
Easter and Christmas weeks .................... €800/week.
Changeover days usually Saturday to Saturday (7 nights).
Check in time is after 3:00 pm and check out time is before 10:00 am.
Shorter or Longer term rentals can be negotiated, subject to
availability and by arrangement with owners.

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

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• 08/27/09
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  Tania , Porter Beach, Indiana
  • Before I comment on the lovely home we stayed in… I must describe this group of travelers. It was me, Grandma, my daughter, my 14 yr. old granddaughter and 13 yr. old niece. We come from 3 different areas of the U.S. We traveled in the Alsace Lorraine region, a week in Paris, and an all too brief stay in Limousin. We leased a vehicle and I had my GPS. Would not do without it. We spent only 3 days at the house at that was not long enough... the house is on a busy street in town, but quiet. 2 patisseries and a couple of grocers just steps from the home, with a butcher shop right across the street. After a hectic and wonderful tour around Paris, we found the St. Sulpice house delightful... bright, clean, easy to maintain . The beds are comfortable. Our teen girls loved the purple and blue sheets and the shutters in their room. Personally I liked my room with the white sheets. The house was very welcoming; the kitchen well stocked with cooking equipment and basic essentials such as spices. The local market had an amazing variety of coffee and cheeses for such a small town. I wanted to fill a bag with groceries to bring home. The entertainment center is well equipped with fine DVDs and CD's, well used by all of us, and the maps and books were very helpful. We did not spend enough time in Limousin, the time we did was enjoyable. I liked being the only folks who spoke English in town. It was quaint seeing senior residents of the town walking from the store with wicker baskets filled with their daily provisions. If you don't know it... I would definitely recommend learning some French. I got along fine. After a week in Paris, I was able to converse quite well in French, but I already knew the language. Do say bonjour and bonsoir to all the good folks in town. They are very friendly. I would definitely recommend a mobile phone. My daughter had one, but had limited access. A France phone card is a good alternative. There telephone boxes in many places around the town. We did not eat locally. We went to Limoges and to Perigueux. Both the cities offered a wide variety of restaurant choices. Poitiers is just north of here. Given more time I would spend a full week in St Sulpice, but create a better plan ahead of time, use it as my central point, and fan out in every direction from St. Sulpice. Being accustomed to just googling every morning to plan out the day would does not work for this type area. I would plan day trips ahead of time and list a point of interest with a good restaurant nearby. I definitely would do Limoges for a full day, not on a Sunday, when most everything is closed. It’s a great mix of middle ages and current. I would go to Perigueux again as well, probably for two days, great restaurants and shops.

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