MAISON DE CHARME, HAVRE DE PAIX
A warm welcome! A superb 18th-century residence on the banks of the Arize river, inviting you to relax and unwind. You'll be able to stay here with your family or friends for warm, rejuvenating moments. Ideally located in the village, 3 mins walk from the historic center and 6 mins walk from shops with all amenities. The pleasant, bright and spacious house and its two very inviting gardens, one with a view of the cathedral and the other with the swimming pool.
Accommodation
In the garden, you may be lucky enough to spot the squirrels that live close to the house. You'll be delighted by the melodious songs of the various bird species.
First floor:
- Large entrance hall with coat rack, under-stair hangers and storage space.
- Large room, kitchen opening onto dining room with open fireplace. Large windows and French doors overlooking wooded park and swimming pool.
- Large living room, TV area, library and fireplace area.
- Two bedrooms, the 1st with double bed (140cm) and 2 single beds, washbasin, dressing room, office. 2nd bedroom, 180cm bed, dressing room, bay window with park view.
- Bathroom, 2 basins, Italian shower:
shower, jacuzzi bath.
- WC and laundry room (washing machine/dryer, drying rack, iron).
First floor:
- Two bedrooms (overlooking wooded park and swimming pool), each with en-suite shower and washbasin.
- 1st bedroom, 140cm bed, chest of drawers, dressing table.
- 2nd bedroom, 140cm bed, 2 single beds, dressing room, desk.
- Mezzanine with bed 140, exposed beams with velux window overlooking the starry sky.
- WC, washbasin.
Traveler access
Entire house except outbuildings, which are closed.
Other comments
You can do everything on foot!
The house is ideally situated in a peaceful setting, on the banks of the Arize, a tributary of the Garonne, which gives it its charm and gentle way of life. The house and historic center are within easy reach of several hiking trails.
The house is a 3-minute walk from the historic center, which today boasts seven listed monuments, including Sainte Marie Cathedral and its episcopal treasury.
You can take a break at La Halle's traditional restaurant, or just enjoy a drink.
You can't visit the town without stopping off at the Papogay shooting museum, a traditional festival that dates back to the 100-year war and brings the village to life every first weekend in May. Here you'll find the Tourist Office.
Just a few minutes' walk away, you'll find a bakery, a butcher's shop, a tobacconist's shop, a Proxi mini-market, a hairdresser, a florist and the Au Comptoir du Jeu bar (games area for ages 4 to 99, drinks, snacks, theme evenings).
On Sunday mornings, a farmers' market and a cash point.
