Maison du Midi is a substantial 17th Century home in a tiny and very quiet street in the old quarter of Magnac Laval. It was built using stones from the ancient feudal chateau that once occupied its site.
Its present owners have sympathetically restored and comprehensively renovated the property, so that today you will enjoy every modern comfort amidst a wealth of period character.
It nestles in the lush green, gently rolling countryside that typifies the north of the Haute Vienne area of Limousin. So you can happily leave your car at Maison du Midi and spend countless hours enjoying on foot the beautiful countryside surrounding the town.
Although the British tend to think of somewhere with a population of 2,000 as a village, the French are probably right to call Magnac Laval a town. Certainly it has many more facilities than one would expect in such a small place. Within a few minutes' walk of Maison du Midi, you'll find two supermarkets, a specialist up-market grocery/deli, a tourist information office, three bakeries, a petrol station, a restaurant, five bars, two tabacs, a bank with an ATM that accepts British cards, two pharmacies, two hairdressers, a newsagent with yesterday's British papers, and a post office. If you need more facilities, the towns of Le Dorat and Bellac are seven and 15 minutes' drive away respectively.
Maison du Midi has two bedrooms on the first floor, each of which has its own basin. One is a double room, and the other a single. They share use of a private shower room, which is located on their landing, and which also has a lavatory and bidet.
On the second floor is a spacious, centrally heated, self-contained apartment.
Maison du Midi is a substantial 17th Century home in a tiny and very quiet street in the old quarter of Magnac Laval. The property has been sympathetically restored and comprehensively renovated.
Maison du Midi is a substantial 17th Century home in a tiny and very quiet street in the old quarter of Magnac Laval. It was built using stones from the ancient feudal chateau that once occupied its site.
Its present owners have sympathetically restored and comprehensively renovated the property, so that today you will enjoy every modern comfort amidst a wealth of period character.
It nestles in the lush green, gently rolling countryside that typifies the north of the Haute Vienne area of Limousin. So you can happily leave your car at Maison du Midi and spend countless hours enjoying on foot the beautiful countryside surrounding the town.
Although the British tend to think of somewhere with a population of 2,000 as a village, the French are probably right to call Magnac Laval a town. Certainly it has many more facilities than one would expect in such a small place. Within a few minutes' walk of Maison du Midi, you'll find two supermarkets, a specialist up-market grocery/deli, a tourist information office, three bakeries, a petrol station, a restaurant, five bars, two tabacs, a bank with an ATM that accepts British cards, two pharmacies, two hairdressers, a newsagent with yesterday's British papers, and a post office. If you need more facilities, the towns of Le Dorat and Bellac are seven and 15 minutes' drive away respectively.
Maison du Midi has two bedrooms on the first floor, each of which has its own basin. One is a double room, and the other a single. They share use of a private shower room, which is located on their landing, and which also has a lavatory and bidet.
On the second floor is a spacious, centrally heated, self-contained apartment.
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Within a few minutes' walk of Maison du Midi, you'll find two supermarkets, a specialist up-market grocery/deli, a tourist information office, three bakeries, a petrol station, a restaurant, five bars, two tabacs, a bank with an ATM.
