This unique home benefits from its beautiful location in the centre of Saumur.
Set behind its own private gate, this tranquil and private retreat will awake your sense with the smells of jasmine, rosemary and lavender.
Set in its own private oasis, the swimming pool is a true dream.
A calming ambience is created with the white décor and furnishings that fill the interior of this villa.
There are a number of quirky features, with its staircases, baby grand piano and claw foot tub.
Set out on the terrace you will find a small pool house, ideal for days spent in the sun.
The professional La Canche stove in the kitchen will make this a chefs dream.
For those wishing to truly relax pre arrival shopping, a private chef and babysitting can all be arranged.
The small town of Saumur is nearby, and is well known for its delicious wines and excellent restaurants.
Take time to wander its streets and experience the vibrant music festivals.
Active guests will love trying out the local canoeing and kayaking, as well as the nearby horse riding and trails for both walking and cycling.
Interior Grounds
Ground Floor
First Floor
Right-Wing (accessed via steep stairs from master bedroom)
Left-Wing (accessed via steep stairs from living room)
Outside Grounds
Facilities
Saumur is a vibrant and exciting town as well as beautiful. Explore the medieval streets and admire the striking buildings in Place St Pierre, shop to your hearts content in one of the towns many boutiques and stock up on charcuterie, honey, flowers and other wonderful local produce in the weekly market on a Saturday. The town has also gained a reputation for its excellent restaurants as well as its delicious sparkling white wine, which you can sample and purchase at a number of spots in the area.
The fairytale Château Saumur has a stunning location and is worthy of a visit, then in the summer take a boat trip up the river for some rest and relaxation. There are plenty of other historical attractions in the area to impress you such as Fontevraud Abbey (16km), one of the largest in Europe, plus the fascinating Troglodyte caves that used to be inhabited until last century, such as those in the village of Rochemenier (26km).
Horse lovers must visit the town's famous national equestrian school, the Cadre Noir, where they can have a guided tour and you may be fortunate enough to see a performance of the magnificent horses led by the impressive instructors. Furthermore, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the beautiful Loire Valley on horseback.
Another popular activity is renting a canoe either in the town or a little further out at one of the activity centres and discovering the stunning area from the Loire river. The town is also on the ‘Loire à Vélo’ route for keen cyclists who can experience why this area is called the ‘Garden of France’.
If you are bringing the kids then treat them to a visit to the Museé des Blindés (3km), the largest tank museum in Europe, ideal for vehicle lovers young and old. Just out of town you can seek shade in the Zoo de Doué Bio Parc (22km) where 600 animals live in natural surroundings amongst interesting flora and fauna in the old quarry.