Cute village house

This family accommodation is located in the heart of the pretty medieval village of Lauzerte. In a few seconds you can go and drink your coffee on the charming Place des Cornières, visit the art galleries or enjoy the view from the Barbican. Newly renovated, this house is full of life and color. The space The house is spread over 2 floors. On the ground floor, the kitchen and dining area. The living room with a video projector, children's games and a collection of comics (a room that we particularly like in summer because it stays cool). On the second floor, the master bedroom with its king size bed and office space. The blue bedroom with its 140 cm double bed (and my daughter's poster collection). The green bedroom with its double bed of 140 cm (and my son's manga collection). There is also the bathroom (sink and shower) as well as the toilet (separate room). As this is a village house, there is no private exterior. However, you can easily enjoy the sidewalk just in front for a coffee in the sun, the squares and gardens of the village. In addition to the summer entertainment, you can enjoy the gourmet market every Thursday and the farmers' market every Saturday. In 2 minutes by car (or on foot for the brave who are not afraid to go back afterwards), you will have access to amenities (pharmacy, Intermarché, etc.). You can also visit the charming medieval village of Montcuq and enjoy its lake, just a 15-minute drive away. If you like to walk in nature, a wide choice of walks are available to you. The village is located on the Chemin de Compostelle. We live in this house so you will find our clothes, equipment, utensils, etc. We are completely okay with letting you use them freely, while respecting what we leave. We will make room for clothes, toiletries etc. but our belongings also remain in the premises. In fact, if you want to rent a cottage reserved for tourists, our pretty house will surely not suit you. Guest access You will have access to the entire house. Other things to note Please note that the house is not very suitable for young children given the stairs that do not have a protective barrier to be closed.