Gîte
In our gîte is everything you need for a relaxing holiday. You enter the living room where there is a lovely sofa where you can relax, read a good book or watch your favorite series. There is also a television on which you can only stream. The dog is also taken care of! There is a lovely pillow where he/she can lie.
Interior
The stairs take you to the first floor in the kitchen. Everything has been thought of! There is a ceramic hob and an oven. For the coffee lover, there is a coffee capsule machine and a Senseo machine. Of course there is also a large fridge with freezer compartment and various kitchen utensils. There are two dining tables in the gîte, one in the living room and one in the kitchen.
The bathroom is also located on the first floor where the toilet is also located. The bathroom is equipped with a bath mat, guest towels, towels and washcloths. There is also plenty of toilet paper available. (because we have a septic tank, only that toilet paper can be used). A hair dryer is also provided.
From the kitchen you reach the open bedroom via a staircase where there is a wonderfully made double bed (160cm wide).
At the front door you have a small terrace with a bench. This is also fenced so that the dog cannot leave. You park your car across the street from the gîte.
Large Garden (more than 2000m2)
Across the street from the gîte you enter our large garden. Here are several decks where you can enjoy a delicious meal, lounging and enjoying the fantastic views of the valley. There are also several seating areas in the garden and there are sunbeds to relax. Wherever you sit there is a beautiful view.
The garden is completely fenced and your four-legged friend can run around here. There is also a BBQ that you can use.
Good to know The gîte is suitable for two people and up to two dogs. Unfortunately, the gîte is not suitable for the disabled due to 2 flights of stairs in the house.
Do your dogs sleep on the bed or on the couch? No problem, just put the special blanket on top so that everything stays neat.
