Our Cosy Cottage Annie's House Private, peaceful and self-contained Annie's House is an idyllic retreat for those wishing to relax, unwind and absorb the beautiful French countryside. Recently restored the wooden beams and floorboards, exposed tuffeau stone and terracotta tiled floors of this petite maison contribute to her cosy, rustic charms. Not to be without a few home comforts, Annie's House is equipped with a television and music stereo. Of a morning take le petit-déjeuner leisurely on the garden terrace and of an evening discover local French cuisine, with one of our tables d'hôtes.  A three course dinner cooked with plenty of French flare and accompanied by a complimentary bottle of wine carefully selected from our troglodyte caves. At your leisure visit our Guest Book and read how our guests enjoyed their stay in Annie's House. Annie's House is a non-smoking, child/children friendly residence.

La Cuisine Annie's House is supplied with tea, ground coffee and mineral water on a daily basis. Her fully-equipped kitchen will also provide you with the flexibility to self-cater during your stay.

Le Salon Le salon is wonderfully light, bright and airy, a cool retreat from the mid-days heat and the comfortable sofas will invite la sieste. Of an evening, relax and listen to music or catch up on some 'can't miss sport' or films, with 20 channels to choose from on the television there is something for everyone.

La Chambre La chambre is charming! Her wooden beams and floorboards, exposed tuffeau stone walls and soft, subtle colourings promote a cosy, 'at home' feeling. Naturally light and airy, sleep will find you easily here.

La Salle de Bain Clean, light and airy, the white & blue tiles of la salle de bain ooze a wonderful freshness. Provided with fluffy cotton towels, a hairdryer and other bathroom essentials. Here you will find all you need during your stay in Annie's House.

Garden Terrace Adjoining Annie's House is her garden terrace and car parking space. Private, the garden terrace has an incredible view overlooking the Loire plain. Relax and absorb the ambience of this pretty area whilst being tirelessly serenaded by the resident song birds - it really is lovely to hear.

Troglodyte Caves et Le Pressoir Venture if you will into our 'grotte'!! Our troglodyte caves, once inhabited, still contain the animals mangers and evidence of the dwellers homes.  Inside la grande cave is a four au pain, still used today, this ancien bread oven is heated to white hot temperatures before baking the unleavened bread, typical of this region. Remaining too is an old pressoir, an indication grapes were pressed and wine was once made in these caves.