A beautiful, traditional and functional rustic French Country styled kitchen/dining room with a creamy rose tiled floor. It is situated as the central living area, making it the melting pot for the all family to enjoy the traditional French evening meals.
With real Touraine style trays, cutting boards, iron wine racks and canisters for handy for use, preparing French food always seems so easy when you have the right environment.

The authentic styled oak cabinetry brightens up this French Country kitchen and provides the ideal background for a display of colorful and useable stoneware and a collection of terra cotta pots to be filled with favorite French cooking herbs and spices. The kitchen has adequate space for all the family to sit around the farm house style kitchen table and enjoy your favorite evening meals. In contrast, you'll find all the modern appliances at arms reach which make your cooking experience all the more efficient and rewarding.

2 bedrooms, one with double bed, one with two single beds, a wardrobe, bedside tables, chair. In a comfortable traditional farmhouse or country cottage style.

As you step outside, to your left, about 10 yards away, you will find the full sized swimming pool, recently fitted with fencing that surrounds it for your security and peace of mind (especially if you have children). To your right is the shady garden, with rolling lawns, garden furniture and a barbeque - What could be more idyllic for those balmy summer evenings after the adventures of the day than to settle down with a delicious glass of wine from the region and throw an entrecote on the barbeque?

LOCAL INFORMATION
The Chateau Chenonceau is within easy reach one or two kilometers at most, a fabulous edifice that projects into the Cher River, known as the "Castle of Six Ladies" for the succession of powerful French noblewomen that influenced the castle that today is still as beautiful as it was in the renaissance.

The village of Chisseux is a small, unspoilt agricultural community, you can buy your baguettes and stop off in one of the authentic village bars for a coffee or a small beer. Just at the edge of the village you can find a craft shop that sells it's home-made liqueurs, of all flavours. There is a direct railway line from Chisseaux to Tours Centre.