Normally breakfast is served in the studio, by your delightful hostess, Ghislaine, who will spoil you rotten.
If you want to have a little independence from the restaurants, as sometimes one prefers to just stay in, cook a simple meal and relax, then for a small supplement you can use the kitchenette in the studio, which has a mini oven, an electric hob, a fridge and other facilities besides. It isn't fully equipped like the gite but it's perfectly adequate.

As I have already mentioned, the Madras Studio is scaleable, so instead of having the dining table at one end a of pair single beds could be installed.

In its original set-up, that's to say a studio for a couple, the sleeping area comprises of a double bed, plenty of storage space and the en suite shower room.
Next to the bed is the fireplace, a cabinet affair that is just too cosy in the colder seasons.

This gite has a WiFi network that reaches as far as the bench under the sycamore tree, so if you can't totally escape work commitments at least you'll be able to do it in glorious tranquility.

As previously mentioned, it is possible to rent the Madras Studio and the gîte together.
It is also possible to rent the individual rooms of the gîte as guest rooms.