Historic Farmhouse and guesthouse with large pool and 6 acres of private land.

Le Parc is a collection of farm buildings dating from the 1500s -1800s set in 6 acres of peaceful & private land. A personal and ongoing renovation project, we can currently accommodate 12 people across Le Parc, with 4 bedrooms (3 doubles + 1 twin in the main house) and the new addition of a separate 2 bedroom (1 double +1 twin) guest house - Le Pavillon. We also have a new 12m x 5m swimming pool fitted with a security alarm and a sun deck for loungers. The pool is unheated.

The main house at Le Parc has been partially refreshed offering a good standard of accommodation. This is a project of multiple phases to be completed over a number of years (in the off season, of course) but it's exciting to see Le Parc emerge from decades of neglect.

The beds and mattresses are all comfortable. Most of the spaces have been freshly painted, and carefully collected items of furniture have been sourced.

The bathrooms are a bit dated and in need of refurbishment, but they are clean and functional.

The south-facing front of the house is home to a large gravel terrace and a roundabout planted with an olive tree. There's a large table for summer lunches or an evening barbecue. With views up to the historic church in Gourge, it's a great place to relax and enjoy the sun and the scent of the aromatic planting out front.

The newly refurbished two bed guesthouse - Le Pavillon - is over two floors with a double height dining kitchen with sliding doors onto a small terrace with a table for four and views of the big oaks that provide ample natural shade. In addition there's a small snug with a sofa, a family bathroom, an ensuite on the Master bedroom and a double height entrance space.

The grounds are a mix of mown lawn, gardens and wild areas that allow people and wildlife to happily live together. We have badminton and ping pong, and there's ample space to kick a football or a rugby ball about.

Well behaved dogs are welcome at Le Parc - as dog owners ourelves we love seeing our canine pals freely running about and enjoying the countryside. Le Parc is secure with no known escape points but if your dog is a persistant escapee it will pay to keep an eye out. There are farmers about with fields of sheep and cattle so dogs must stay leashed outside of the property.