A family home in the countryside, in the heart of the Loire Valley's châteaux

Lucie and Alexandre welcome you to the former stables of their house, which have been completely renovated.
This peaceful cottage in the countryside in the heart of the Loire Valley offers all amenities less than 5 minutes away.
Nature lovers will enjoy an idyllic setting to recharge their batteries or discover the historical, cultural and natural richness of the region, as well as its gastronomy and wines.
Many activities: hiking, cycling, horse riding, castles, Beauval Zoo...

10 minutes from Blois, our spacious cottage should surprise you with its modern and warm comfort, quiet, in nature, with many services nearby.
You should feel at home to recharge your batteries and/or work (high-performance internet connection and mobile network)

* On site:
- Horse box rental
- Equestrian facilities: quarry, lunging ring, meadows

* Nearby:
- Many shops in Cour-Cheverny.
- Local producers.
- Bike rentals

* In the heart of the Loire Valley:
- Blois train station: 13 km.
- Loire by bike: 2.4 km.
- Château de Cheverny: 3.8 km.
- Château de Blois: 14 km.
- Château de Chambord: 15.5 km.
- Beauval Zoo: 35 km.
- Château de Chenonceaux: 42 km.

* The train line from Paris serves Orléans, the castles of Chaumont-sur-Loire, Amboise, Langeais, Saumur, Tours, Angers, Nantes...

Cour-Cheverny stands out for the dynamism of its village around the friendly church square: many shops (bakeries, restaurants, grocery stores, butchers, cafes, pharmacy, post office, bike rental...). A market takes place every Friday morning.

Cour-Cheverny is a very pretty village typical of the Loire Valley, don't hesitate to take the time to discover the church of St Aignan (12th-16th centuries), the small heritage (alleys, brick kiln...), but also the pretty surrounding countryside, at the crossroads of Sologne and Touraine, between ponds, forests, vineyards...

The village is crossed by several cycle paths of the "castles by bike" routes. A bike ride will allow you to discover this beautiful countryside and several castles.

The village is also known for its wine-growing activity, on the AOC Cheverny and Cour-Cheverny (from a rare grape variety: "Romorantin")