Château du Quengo Gallery
Château du Quengo
Irodouër, Ille-et-VilaineGo with the slow - homemade delights, no plastic anything, few mod cons - just relaxed humorous hosts and a beautiful place
Go with the slow - homemade delights, no plastic anything, few mod cons - just relaxed humorous hosts and a beautiful place
A 17th-century Westmorland barn, fully renovated with a roomy living space and west-facing garden with views of High Street and Blencathra
One of England's oldest coaching inns, full of history and wonky floors, on a Surrey market town's high street
The perfect country cottage made of pretty Quercy stone, with generously sized rooms and outside dining with gorgeous rural views
A lovely listed cottage, just stumbling distance from a good pub in a quiet village surrounded by spectacular walking and cycling country
Welcome to a dreamy fortified castle, once owned by French royalty, the perfect place to stay for history lovers and comfort seekers
Two grand stone houses in tranquil parkland with a heated pool, potager and plenty of space for groups. Chickens and charm included
A stunning renovation for this fishing station Ice House on the shore of Gruinard Bay, with magical views, wildlife and Scot-Scandi interiors
Bags of character within and without at this four-storey village house with rooftop views over the mountains, next to a 12th-century church
Beautiful, and with a delightfully rambling garden, this early 16th-century manor has bags of room for happy days with family or friends
A lovely spot in an AONB for this bright and airy converted barn, one of four round a gravelled courtyard on a 600-acre estate
Enjoy so much space in this 18th-century paper mill with uncluttered interiors and surrounded by forests, rivers and lush countryside - yet only a stone's throw away from the local bastide towns
Explore the coastal paths on foot or by bike, or simply sunbathe next to the pool... Leafy gardens, comfortable rooms and excellent dinners
A sylvan hideaway tucked into the hills of the Southern Alps, full of Provençal charm inside and out – Saint-Cézaire and the coast are close
An 18th-century townhouse restored with flair by former restauranteurs: come for colour, comfort and sublime dining
A smartly renovated 250-year-old brick and flint built inn, tucked away in a sleepy village beneath the glorious South Downs
Plenty of restful, comfortable space indoors and out in the Mediterranean garden with its courtyard pool – restaurants to walk to
A peaceful spot for this beautifully restored old barn surrounded by lovely gardens and a sparkling pool on the banks of the Dordogne river
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