Whole Earth Guide
The Languedoc-Roussillon region of southern France consists of the Departments of Aude, Gard, Hérault, Lozère and Pyrénées-Orientales making this one of the most varied of the French regions.
Castles and walled villages abound throughout the region. These range from castles of the Cathar era (Queribus, Peyrepertous being the most famous) to the walled city of Carcassonne along with numerous walled villages such as Villefranche.
The entire region is steeped in history with extensive Roman r ...
A selection from France...
Located just 3 km from the medieval village of Cherveux with its 13th Century Chateau, we are secluded but not isolated. Our property has been sympathetically restored and converted to a very spacious...more
Superbly renovated barn situated in the Dordogne valley surrounded by wonderful views. Peaceful location within easy access to the small, interesting market town of Argentat. Heated, outdoor pool wit...more
There is a choice of a one bedroom second floor apartment or larger two double bedroom accommodation arranged over two floors, both of which form part of an imposing residence, formerly a coaching hou...more
La Bastidette is just outside the village of Monesties one of the 'beau villages of France'.It offers a wild life haven and natures own garden.You can see deer,pine martins; red squirrels,a multitude ...more
Moulin des Chauteix is an old watermill not far from the small village of St Gervais D'Auvergne which is situated in the Auvergne region of central France (department Puy de Dome). The millers house i...more
Our selection in Vienne : Spacious traditional stone farmhouse south of Loire region
The farmhouse has lofty rooms, flagstone floors, 2 woodburners, comfortable furnishings in the traditional style and CH. It has its own grounds, fields on 3 sides and shared use of a swimming pool. In the grounds, there is a large barn with indoor space (table tennis, darts etc), and a garden wi...more
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