Chabine's Cottage

The elegance of the past, the comfort of today Stay in our carefully decorated cottage. Its beams, chimney and floor tiles tell its story, while modern comfort ensures your well-being. You can enjoy its outdoors (terrace, garden, petanque court) to relax. Nestle in peace, the cottage can accommodate 4 to 5 people. Ideally located, you will be a few minutes from the Château de La Verrerie and less than 1 hour from Sancerre, Bourges and Gien The space House comprising a fully equipped open kitchen (dishwasher, oven, hob, combined refrigerator, Senseo coffee machine, toaster, kettle, microwave, raclette/stone grill, waffle maker) with fireplace and a dining area overlooking the terrace. A living room with a sofa, TV and a desk area overlooking the garden. A bathroom/toilet with walk-in shower and washing machine. You access the upstairs, attic, by a wooden staircase, on the right a first bedroom with 1 queen bed, on the left the landing with 1 bed/bench for 1 child and closets/wardrobe, the 2nd bedroom with 1 queen bed. Bed linen and towels are provided Household products, toilet paper, salt/pepper, oil/vinegar, sugar, coffee, tea/herbal tea. On sunny days, garden furniture, parasol, deckchairs, plancha are at your disposal. Petanque court for games with friends or family. Guest access The house is located in a quiet hamlet, parking is in the courtyard. You have all amenities 10 min away (supermarket, baker, butcher, restaurant, bar, market on Saturday morning) Other things to note A bocce court is present on the property Discover the treasures of our region! In the surrounding area, you will find a real concentration of history and culture. Don't miss: Aubigny-sur-Nère, the "city of the Stuarts", for its market, voted the most beautiful in France. The Chapelle d'Angillon with its castle and the museum dedicated to Alain-Fournier. Sancerre, a hilltop village famous for its vineyards. Bourges, European Capital of Culture 2028, where you can admire its cathedral and stroll through the charming cobbled streets of its medieval centre, or take a walk through its marshes. La Borne, the village of potters, a unique place for lovers of crafts. To facilitate your explorations, documentation is available to you.