les Gourmets

Florian welcomes you to a charming holiday retreat housed in an elegant, characterful 19th-century bourgeois residence, fully restored and steeped in history (formerly the village tax office), nestled in the heart of a picturesque, picture-postcard village. This charming medieval and wine-growing village, awarded the "Green Holiday Resort" label, lies on the route of the ancient Roman road, the Via Agrippa. Couches boasts an exceptional heritage (including the magnificent 13th-century castle of Queen Marguerite of Burgundy, located nearby), numerous amenities, and enjoys a stunning, gently rolling landscape. Nestled in a bucolic valley, it blends vineyard slopes, hedged meadows, and beautiful wild forests within a protected ZNIEFF area (for its rich flora and fauna). The cottage offers comfortable accommodation. Beautiful, spacious, and bright living room. Warm, cozy, and inviting "contemporary country" style. A decidedly zen and peaceful atmosphere. A large, intimate, shaded terrace (under a canopy) nestled in the "inner courtyard" at the rear of the house, overlooked by a pleasant, panoramic, landscaped garden, planted with grass and flowers, next to the majestic "Tour Guerin" (a 16th-century manor house, an iconic historical landmark).
Composition: Semi-detached village house housing the owner's accommodation (shared entrance but complete independence) + a small restaurant on the ground floor, available for private hire on very occasional occasions (as it is only operated as a catering service). Fiber optic Wi-Fi. Gas central heating. Shared laundry room on the ground floor (accessible from the outside via the inner courtyard). First-floor apartment: Living room/kitchen/lounge, 2 bedrooms (one with a double bed 140x190cm / the other with two single beds 90x190cm that can be joined to make a double bed 180x190cm), shower room, separate WC. Private garden and terrace. Easy free public parking on site (directly accessible from the garden). Shops nearby, including a small supermarket 900m away.

Show less