Holiday Home for 5 persons in St. Quentin les Troo Loire Valley

This house: SQT 200

ST. Quentin-les-Troo

MMS 200 - House 4-5 people

St. Quentin-les-Troo is located 50 km northwest of Blois, in the beautiful Loir Valley, surrounded by interesting villages such as Troo, Lavardin and Couture (4-13 km). First shop, market and restaurant in Montoire (4 miles). Driveway approximately 300 m of forest and farm track. Covered car parking space in an open cavity. This charming cottage is Tuffeaustein together with the château from the 18th Chalay Century. and a chapel on a 17-acre landscaped property with beautiful views of the Loir Valley. St. Quentin-les-Troo 1.2 km. The holiday home is an approximately 1000 sqm of landscaped with trees, gravel and grass. Provides extra patio with garden furniture and transportable grill. Storage room for bikes (outside access). Good, tasty and well-maintained facility. Tile floor. TV, DVD, stereo. Washing machine. Electric heating (floor heating).


Local service charges: basic consumption of water (500 l of cold water / day), current (8 kWh / day) and gas (about 1 bottle / 2 weeks) included in the rent. Additional consumption and heating when needed to pay. Wash bedding and towels (changed weekly). Deposit EUR 150 Cot / high chair: no charge (order). Pets are not allowed.

SQT 200 3-room house, about 80 sqm. Large living room with sitting on the stove (wood included), dining area, kitchenette (3 gas, 1 plate, oven, microwave, dishwasher, small freezer, coffee machine, kettle, toaster), exit to the garden. Storeroom. Double room. Triples. Bad. Sep.WC.

Tal.Indre Loire Valley

The Loire Valley and its tributaries has rightly earned the name 'Garden of France', characterized by a lovely scenery with pretty villages, market towns, sunny vineyards, peaceful rivers and mild climate. More than 300 castles and palaces dominate the valley of the Loire. Not for nothing is it to Paris the most visited cultural destination in France. The region comprises two departments. The Loir-et-Cher at Blois and the Indre-et-Loire, with its center of Tours. Southwest of Tours are the castles Les Reaux, Ussé, Azay-le-Rideau and, high above the Vienne, to visit Chinon. Further south, between Cher and Indre located hole, one of the best preserved castles of the Middle Ages and Montrésor and Valençay. If you follow the course of the river Loire to Tours, the castles can be visited Villandry with its unique Renaissance garden, Cinq-Mars and Luynes. A must have, located east of Tours, Amboise and Chenonceau. To Blois in Blois is the main castle of the Loire-monarchy, are still Chaumont-sur-Loire, Beauregard, the largest Loire Chateau de Chambord, and further north, along the Loir, Vendôme to discover. Several large castles offer concerts, outdoor games and other events. Thus, for example Amboise and Chambord by the spectacle of 'son et lumière' (ca. May-September set) in scene in the castle is Valençay summer day brought to life by actors. As varied and numerous are the good local wines, which can be tasted in one of the growing areas such as Cheverny, Chinon or Touraine, where many a palace is named after its own appellation. In addition to culture and nature, this region has to offer those interested in sporting a lot: canoeing and kayaking on the Loire, and let its tributaries, and pedal boats are in many places. Hiking on the GR sections 3, which runs through the valley of the Loire, biking and horseback riding. There are several 18-hole golf courses, including at Cheverny, Saint-Laurent and Saint Nouan Antoine du Rocher.

Getting from highways 1) Aachen-Liège-Paris-Orléans-Valenciennes, 2) Saarbrücken-Paris-Orleans, or 3) Mulhouse-Beaune-Orléans. Tolls for cars (as of 2011): 1) ca EUR 23, 2) about EUR 43, 3) about EUR 46 Depending on destination and location of the house of Orléans on the highway to Blois, Tours and Chateauroux, or from Tours to Angers on national roads.