Domaine des Ormeaux Gallery
Domaine des Ormeaux
Val de Louyre et Caudeau, DordogneTwo grand stone houses in tranquil parkland with a heated pool, potager and plenty of space for groups. Chickens and charm included
Two grand stone houses in tranquil parkland with a heated pool, potager and plenty of space for groups. Chickens and charm included
A honey-hued stone farmhouse or a stylish cottage – both are deep in delicious countryside with lovely walks by the rambling river
A semi-detached 19th-century stone cottage, scrupulously renovated with indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and terrace in a quiet spot
A small top terrace can be booked for romantic evenings and you can lunch or dinner at the delightful floating restaurant
Come for peace and quiet down a long lane, pretty buildings and big, beautifully-kept gardens with a secluded outdoor pool
A row of old brick stables now craftily converted into a light-filled and very peaceful place to stay with a garden room and gorgeous views
Built in 1518 to gaze across the Loire to Amboise and decorated with discreet elegance and respect for its history. Guests love it
Stone farmhouse on a country estate, family-run for centuries. Views of the towered gatehouse, pool and tennis court, a walk to the river...
Taste the wine, plunge into the granite pool, play billiards in the library, linger outdoors as swallows swoop – eat delicious local dishes
A traditional croft house with far-reaching views to the Luskentyre estuary and Taransay for beaches, walks, wildlife and exploring
Modern, timber-clad building attached to a Georgian stable block, for smooth lines, high ceilings and lots of light in glorious countryside
Foodies will love the irresistible cooking - along with local wine and a typically Tuscan setting. Bedrooms are pretty
Come to walk, cycle, fish and hunker down in style in front of the wood-burner - sleep in deep comfort in a lovingly converted barn
Find a stunning entrance hall and quirky interiors at this colourful and comfortable 1890 olive mill sitting pretty in the National Park
Come to stay in a fine old townhouse with elegant proportions, high ceilings and a rambling, English-style garden close to Mont Saint-Michel
Once a hunting lodge, this unique and authentic 18th-century architectural folly sits up a quiet tree-lined drive on the edge of the estate
Superb rural views, excellent hiking and generous bedrooms. Cristina and Alec take good care of guests - the food is delicious
A Renaissance farmhouse in a secret Welsh valley with a stunning garden. Sleep under soaring beams, enjoy peace and warm hospitality
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