La Badoussie Gallery
La Badoussie
Sarlat, DordogneIn four acres of garden and woodland (a child’s dream) a house and interlinking barn for 10 guests. Secluded but close to everything
In four acres of garden and woodland (a child’s dream) a house and interlinking barn for 10 guests. Secluded but close to everything
Come for a big gathering of friends or family and take the whole house plus an extra cottage in the pretty gardens – swim in the pool, relax
Mont Blanc looms large over this alpine chalet in quiet Les Tines, a stone’s throw from Chamonix and miles of mountain trails
A rustic gem with a rich history, a domed chapel and a fountain in the courtyard. Dine superbly, choose from an extensive wine list
Stylishly simple cottage in the heart of the old fishing port of Méze, within easy stroll of seafood restaurants and sandy beaches
A converted coach house and stables, now one long cottage with much space, a country house feel and your own walled garden
Five beautiful suites in the south wing of this fairy tale castle, filled with architectural features, family history and much grandeur
A grand, 16th-century Breton château complete with dovecote, turret and chapel surrounded by 50 acres of parkland, woods and small lake
Come for big skies, loch views, much wildlife, acres of forest and a charming wood-clad cottage from which to explore such a remote spot
The South West Coast Path passes by this waterfront pub on the Teign estuary. Come for fresh bedrooms, classic dishes and excellent walking
A place of peace in the hills and a view-filled base for exploring by bike or for experiencing Reiki, meditation, yoga and more
A grand yet very homely place with tasty home cooking and 200 acres to explore. Play golf, sail, cycle – wonderfully informal
A stunner of a setting for this restored croft house with long views to a sparkling loch and a lively village nearby. Good beaches too
A tranquil cabin for two in rural countryside near arty Totnes: there are walks from the door and all of Devon is yours to explore
The Dordogne flows through the gastronomic heart of France, where stunning villages cling to rock faces and historic riches are in store
A light and airy barn conversion, very comfortable and rural, sitting on a hill with views to the south overlooking the Stour valley
A homespun inn with irresistible prices in a tiny village deep in the country - the river Tweed is close, fishing can be arranged
A cosy and pretty old cottage for rest or romance, with garden and pool in a small hamlet surrounded by walnut orchards and mixed woodland
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