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 area between two seas. - 1 km from climbing on the Site de la Lirette and also the 31 km bike path from Créon to Sauveterre de Guyenne. The route continues on the bike path where old stations and level crossing houses remind us that trains preceded bikes here! Recommended detour to La Sauve to admire the old Sauve-Majeure Abbey. Cross the ancient gates of Sauveterre-de-Guyenne, to reach the central square lined with arcades, in the heart of the ancient bastide of 1281. - 8 km from Lake Blasimon - 20 km from the Saint Emilion vineyard: This charming town is renowned for its historical heritage and its renowned vineyard listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. - 30 km from PESSAC-SUR-DORDOGNE CLUB, which offers the descent of the Dordogne by canoe or kayak to discover a world out of time, punctuated by beaches, castles and wildlife in a natural environment, as well as bike rides. - 40 km from Bordeaux: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage listed historic center, stroll along the banks of the Garonne and discover the city's rich cultural offerings. - 100 km from Bassin d'Arcachon: you will discover the sublime Dune du Pilat, the city of Arcachon and the famous oysters from local oyster farmers. Dune du Pilat: This huge sand dune, the highest in Europe, is a spectacular site not to be missed. Climb to the top to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Taste oysters: The Bassin d'Arcachon is known for its fresh oysters. Linens and towels are included in the price.