4* Gîte in Gascony 4 to 6 adults and 1 child

We are in the south of the Gers an hour from Toulouse, the Pyrenees and Spain. When you arrive, we will guide you to make your stay as enjoyable as possible based on your interests and the wishes of your family or friends. There are many possibilities for visits from May 26, we can welcome you to our guest table to share a friendly moment. Be curious to come and meet us, you won't be disappointed. The space Our cottage has an area of 100 m2 and faces east and south with access to a private terrace and garden furniture as well as a balcony. Our two bedrooms are each equipped with a shower room and toilet. The living room that opens onto the balcony can easily be converted into a bedroom. The equipped kitchen faces the garden where you can rest. Finally, you will have at your disposal a very pleasant covered place in the summer with relaxation, hammock, garden furniture and foosball. We also provide a covered space for the vehicle. Guest access During your stay, you will have access to the garden (large green space) to relax because we are located in a protected and quiet place with a path that leads to other houses with very little traffic. This path is also the starting point for hikes or bike rides. For your shopping, you will have the opportunity to go 10 minutes by car from our house and finally the Gers is famous for its markets that will be able to punctuate your outings or visits. We will be there to guide you. Other things to note To help you imagine your destination: L’Astarac is a vast complex in the South of the Gers department with a relief punctuated by the alternation between hillsides and valleys. Within these landscapes of hillsides and valleys, the agricultural, natural and semi-natural environments mingle to create a landscape mosaic of great ecological richness. The territory of Astarac is also rich in its ordinary biodiversity, characteristic of rural spaces, which contributes to the local ecological richness. Very often our territory is called "the balcony of the Pyrenees"