La Tour gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- Having interesting and lively conversation around the breakfast or dinner table and enjoying delicious French food
- Being in such a peaceful garden with much birdsong and setting off to explore the surrounding countryside on foot
- Visiting Charolles, the closest town, with its charming old buildings and canals
You should know
- It's not the ideal choice for anybody with limited mobility – there are outdoor and indoor steps
- The beautiful old stone fireplace in the living room isn't for lighting at the moment – a wood-burner is planned, but this is more of a summer place
- Parking is easy against the house – don't carry on up the lane or you'll have to reverse down again
June is an absolute delight, the sort of person you instantly take a shine to and want to engage in conversation. Her enthusiasm is infectious, as is her love of France and gardening and travelling. She fell in love with La Tour 25 years ago, slowly renovated it and brought it back to life to share with like-minded people. Bravo.
Peter & Carolyn
Sawday's Inspector
Never was there a more peaceful old remote place, nor more sensitively, tastefully renovated, with little old farm buildings crammed in a lovingly designed rambling garden of flowers. Very comfortable accommodation with secret terrace high above the rest. Great conversation with welcoming Quebecoise hostess June on politics and much else. As experienced Sawday travellers, this was really one of the best.