We are family with three boys, ages 10, 7 and 2 years, and our ancestry is mixed since our families come from France, Spain, Scotland and Greece. We speak three languages : French, English and Greek.

Our activities complement each other: Myriam takes care of the house and the cooking and welcomes the guests. Jonathan looks after the garden and organises walks in the mountains with his friend and mountain guide Philippe Cazes.

We have restored a common room for seminars and meetings (writing, calligraphy, theatre, etc.) The 80 m2 space is equipped with a sink, refrigerator and coffee maker, electrical outlets and phone jack as well as a TV antenna connection. We are open to all proposals.

Le Clos Enchanté´ís open year round by reservation [generally closed from the end of April to mid-May and from November to January] and is located on a variant of the Way of Saint James.

For those who would like to explore our region more intimately, accompanied by a professional guide, we have organised some themed walking holidays during the summer as well as short stays for snowshoeing during the winter (see our site for snowshoeing information.).

At the rear of the house is a 1 hectare park with many trees, an organic vegetable garden and fruit trees, a flower garden and children's play area. A wood table and benches are available to you in the park.

DESCRIPTION OF THE ROOMS:

Flower room : 30 m2, double bed, a settee and a writing table, shower, washbasin and WC, faces the village.

The Dreamer's room : 45 m2, double bed in an alcove, a sofa and two wing chairs, a writing table, shower, washbasin and WC, faces the village.

Gillian's room : 30 m2, two single beds, a desk, two armchairs, shower, washbasin and WC, faces the garden.

The Curiosities room : 35 m2, double bed, settee in the little alcove, a desk, two armchairs, shower, washbasin and WC, faces the garden.

The Moon room : 25 m2, double bed, armchair, a desk, shower, washbasin and WC, faces the garden.

This grand residence holds a beautiful library that is at your disposal in the Salle Rouge, along with a TV and 3-person sofa, four armchairs and some chairs.

The dining room has a fireplace and can accommodate 12 to 14 people.
Breakfast is the time to start the day, and given the mountains surrounding us, we owe it to ourselves to stock up on energy. Tea, coffee, fruit juice; bread, butter and homemade jam; cheese platter or yogurt and cereal; seasonal fruit; cake or croissants.

Parking : there is no private or secure parking on the property but there are 2 large car parks in the village very near the house. However, we have an enclosed courtyard where we can store sports equipment (bicycles, motorcycles...)