Chantepierre - 'Singing Stones' 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 10 Sleeps

The name Chantepierre translates to 'Singing Stones', and it is here where peace and tranquillity reigns within this glorious region of France. 

A beautifully-presented traditional French longere (a long house), this idyllic retreat is located within walking distance of a village shop and bar. The bustling market town of Noyant is just 7km away, and the historic chateaux town of Saumur, on the banks of the River Loire, is within a 40 minute drive. 

The many chateaux and vineyards for which the region is famed are all within easy reach, as are the regions most highly acclaimed golf courses and kayaking centres. 

Back at ‘home’, Chantepierre’s magnificent garden with its own private pool, as well as the house itself, has plenty to offer for both a relaxing and entertaining holiday. Well furnished and equipped, Chantepierre offers superior and spacious accommodation, comfortably accommodating eight people with a sofa bed sleeping a further two guests. (During off-peak periods, discounts may apply for smaller groups/couples).

• 1km to village with shop and bar
• 10 x 5m private, fully enclosed, pool
• 1 acre enclosed private garden
• Fabulous (new) well equipped kitchen with range cooker and dishwasher
• Utility room with washing machine
• Spacious master king-size bedroom
• Triple bedroom with double and single bed
• Beautiful bathroom with claw bath and French shower
• Superb ground floor wet room with walk-in shower and WC
• Ground floor suite with king size bed, lounge area, en-suite shower and WC
• Guest suite also features its own upstairs twin bedroom
• Mezzanine lounge/play area
• Free broadband/wireless Internet
• Spacious living/dining room
• UK satellite TV with 38" plasma screen/DVD/CD player
• Children's games room
• Indoor/outdoor table tennis
• 13' trampoline/swings/football net/basketball/boules
• Bikes available
• Linen & towels included
• Catering service available
• Maximum occupancy 10

Chantepierre also has two gorgeous log-burners, making the house as welcoming in the winter as it is in the summer months.