Le Moulin du Domaine Jean Got near St Emilion

The Mill at Domaine Jean Got, in a comfortable "modern cottage" style; on the ground floor, you will find a large living-dining room with open kitchen, 1 bedroom for 2, and a shower room and WC. 2 large bedrooms, one with shower room and WC, are on the first floor. A large interior courtyard with a covered terrace of 40 m2 is private to you. Private access to the shared spa (located in a separate room): jacuzzi and sauna on reservation from October to April: 75 €/hour for 2 The space The Domaine de Jean-Got, a former watermill dating from the 17th century, was later a wine farm. Today, it comprises a group of buildings on a three-hectare site, about 100 metres from a small road, in the heart of peaceful countryside. On both sides of the access road, you will have about 1.5 hectares of land including a large meadow, a stream and a swimming pool (10 x 5 m). Our wish is to create a peaceful atmosphere for you to forget the stress and spend an "ultra relaxing" holiday. The mill is tastefully furnished in a modern cottage style with all comforts: kitchen with 4-burner ceramic hob, electric oven, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, SENSEO coffee machine and filter, flat-screen TV with international channels and DVD player, washing machine, high-speed wifi internet access (works in and around the houses). The interior space is non-smoking. We also have at your disposal - Shared swimming pool (10 x 5 m) with magnesium salt - Garden furniture, relax - Set of games (Boules, Volleyball, Badminton) - Barbecue - Baby seat and baby bath (on request) Please note that we do our best to preserve your safety by cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces (light switches, door handles, furniture handles, remote control...) before your arrival. Other things to note The Gironde: with its temperate climate, varied landscapes, imposing chateaux, culinary delights and famous wines, it guarantees a rich and varied holiday. Bordeaux - the capital of the Gironde region at the gateway to the Aquitaine region, is an international city rich in culture and history. Since 2007, the city of Bordeaux has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as has St. Emilion since 1999. Wine lovers will obviously find themselves there. Discover the range of wine-growing areas, such as Entre-Deux-Mers, St. Emilion, Graves, Médoc and Sauternais. Further afield, the Atlantic coast and the Bassin d'Arcachon, the Dune de Pyla (the largest in Europe), as well as kilometres of fine sandy beaches.