Cozy cottage near the bike path

3-star furnished tourist accommodation Enjoy this atypical old barn in a peaceful haven with all modern comforts. Our single-story entrance is accessible by a wide paved path from the driveway. The space Charming 150 m2 stone house can accommodate up to 6/7 people. On the ground floor: - A fully equipped kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, Senseo coffee maker and filter coffee maker), TV wood-burning stove in a traditional stone fireplace, - A large bedroom with 1 double bed of 160 and shower room. - Restroom - A large, very bright living space with wood-burning stove overlooking the terrace - A living room with two sofa beds, TV Upstairs: - Two bedrooms with 2 double beds each - A bathroom with toilet. At your disposal for free is a baby kit which is composed of a baby bed, a bathtub and a high chair. Outside: - A terrace with a large table and chairs - A barbecue - Two parking spots You can enjoy during your stay: • Tea and coffee • Washing machine • Hairdryer • Linens and towels provided • Board games, cards and foosball Guest access Entire house, terrace and private garden, two free parking spaces Other things to note Frontenac is a quiet village in the heart of the Entre-Deux-Mers region. - 1 km to rock climbing at the Lirette site and also to the 31 km bike path from Créon to Sauveterre-de-Guyenne. The route continues along the cycling path, where old train stations and level crossing signal boxes remind us that trains came before bicycles here! A detour to La Sauve is recommended to admire the former abbey of La Sauve-Majeure. Pass through the old gates of Sauveterre-de-Guyenne to reach the central square lined with arcades, in the heart of the old bastide town dating from 1281. - 8 km from Lac de Blasimon - 20 km from the Saint-Émilion vineyards: This charming town is renowned for its historical heritage and its famous vineyards, which are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - 30 km away, CLUB DE PESSAC-SUR-DORDOGNE offers canoe or kayak trips down the Dordogne River to discover a timeless world, punctuated by beaches, castles and wildlife in a natural setting, as well as bike rides. - 40 km from Bordeaux: Explore the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stroll along the banks of the Garonne, and discover the city's rich cultural offerings. - 100 km from the Bassin d'Arcachon: There, you will discover the stunning Dune de Pyla, the town of Arcachon, and the famous oysters from local oyster farmers. Dune de Pyla: This immense sand dune, the tallest in Europe, is a spectacular site not to be missed. You can climb to the top to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Tasting oysters: The Bassin d'Arcachon is known for its fresh oysters. Bed linens are included in the rate. (Bath towels are not provided)