La Bastoulie near Cordes-sur-Ciel

A beautiful farmhouse on the edge of a village which is five minutes from Cordes sur Ceil. A scenic peaceful location with everything you need for a relaxing holiday close at hand .
The space
The listing is for the whole house which was built in 1812 . It's in a very rural situation, is peaceful yet close to all amenities .
We have a very large master bedroom with super king size bed a triple bedroom with a kingsize and single bed and a double room .
There is a newly refurbished bathroom with freestanding bath and a shower and two separate toilets one downstairs .
There’s a large dining kitchen benefiting from handmade Devol units with a Lacanche range cooker and wood burning stove . A comfortable lounge with French and English TV .

All of the house and grounds are available for guests to use with the exception of upstairs in the barn . The pool is functional from mid May until late September .
Other things to note
Hand over day in high season is Sunday the rest of the year we will be as flexible as we can .
The electricity supply is not enabled for charging electric cars . However there’s a charging point in the village .It’s not on any of the apps but is there and is 22kwh and overnight only charges €0.12 . It’s about a mile from the house and a pleasant walk along country lanes.
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Set in an acre of grounds this traditional Tarn farmhouse built in 1812 is the perfect place to relax, but also to explore the beautiful and historic Cathar region of France .Cordes sur Ceil, which was recently voted the most beautiful village in France, is five minutes down the road .If you love pottering around French markets, St Antonins Sunday market is one of the best in the region with fantastic local produce mixed with craft stalls and some great restaurants for a leisurely lunch. If you like to be more active, how about kayaking down the Aveyron or beautiful walks and cycle routes starting from your front door. If wines your thing, the vineyards of Gaillac, one of Frances oldest appellations are all close at hand and most are open for tasting. It’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon.