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Moulin de Perle stands in 4 acres of meadow clothed with wild orchids in Spring, colourful butterflies and soaring buzzards, bordered by a tranquil stream fondly known as the babbling brook which is ideal for paddling on a hot summers day.
LE MOULINET
Sleeps 5 people. Le Moulinet occupies the lower floor of the mill, the sitting room complete with wood-burning stove, overlooks the tumbling stream and peaceful countryside beyond. A walled private sheltered terrace provides a charming entrance to the cottage with one double, one bunk bed and one single bedroom. The kitchen is fully equipped and bathroom consists of shower, wc and washbasin.
LA BERGERIE
Sleeps 3 people. This charming and detached recently converted barn provides two private terraces and its own driveway with shady parking. La Bergerie has one double and one single bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen. The large open plan living area features a wood-burning stove. The bathroom consists of shower, wc and washbasin.
LE GRANGE
Sleeps 6 people. This recently converted detached property has its own secluded setting with a westerly aspect terrace overlooking the meadows ideal for watching the beautiful sunsets. La Grange features one large double and one bunk bed and one twin bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen complete with washing machine and a comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove. The bathroom consists of wc, bath, shower and washbasin.
Pets welcome.
LOCAL AREA
Moulin de Perle is situated midway between two small villages. The local butcher/general store specialising in Charcuterie, mini golf course and tennis court are located in Le Vivier only 10 minutes walk and the quaint village of Fosse with its open air swimming pool (summer only) and tennis court is 5 minutes walking distance in the opposite direction. Several bars/restaurants providing anything from a quick snack to a gourmet meal and a general store are located in Caudies 10 minutes drive and the larger village of St Paul 20 minutes drive offers several restaurants/banks/petrol stations and a medium sized supermarket.
This charming undiscovered region hidden beyond remote ramparts of limestone, which top the Agly valley, the area's organically shaped villages sit amidst waves of oak and beech forests that cascade from the Fenouilledes ridge tops. Small vineyards and neat vegetable plots are scattered on the inhabitable reaches and ancient crumbling castles erupt from rocky outcrops. It is a destination you should consider all year, for each season has its own charms.
For full details on the attractions of the area, please contact the owners.
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