The Guest house

The two residences which constitute the Domaine (The Cottage & The Maison) share a 2.5 acre riverfront, garden setting.

In the past, the area between the two properties served as a common meeting point for the residents of the hamlet, around a communal well. The fresh water well has since been demolished although there remain two other functioning wells on the property.

An ancient convent which previously formed part of the hamlet was certainly the origin of the identity of the area - Impasse des Monges (monks).

More recently the previous owner of the Domaine was a well known British artist who discovered a charming ruin and painstakingly restored it. You will discover evidence of his years spent at the Domaine in several of the rooms. Some of the artist’s original works hang with pride on the walls of the property.<:p>

Since aquiring the property we have attempted to preserve this rich past whilst adding our personal touch and opening up the property towards the magnificent river frontage.

There is direct access to the river’s edge via stone steps which previously constituted a small river port. One can enjoy a wonderful walk along the river following the ancient tracks of the horse drawn tow path, whilst admiring the gardens of our charming neighbours.

ATTENTION: Le Domaine des Monges is in a quite rural setting. Therefore a car is strongly recommanded .

Taxi services are limited.