Nature house in Neuvy Deux Clochers (Sancerre)

Discover the charm of the heart of France, just 700 km from Utrecht and 560 km from Antwerp! In Le Berry, among vineyards, castles and forests, this spacious family house sleeps 13 people and 3 babies. Ideal for several families or a three-generation vacation. The house is surrounded by nature, on a hill at the edge of the forest with beautiful views. Spacious, comfortable and perfect for enjoying peace, culture and good food together. Close to the wine regions of Sancerre, Menetou-Salon and Pouilly-Fumé. Activities nearby include hiking, biking, horseback riding and canoeing on the Loire. From April to September there is a swimming pool. The house is remote and secured (system disabled during stay). Keywords: 700 km Utrecht, 560 km Antwerp, 13 beds, three-generation, nature, wine region, lots of privacy. Extra: From April to September you can enjoy the pool. The house is secluded and secured with an advanced system (disabled during your stay).

This nature house is located in the Loire region, close to the famous vineyards of Sancerre, Pouily Fume and Menetou-Salon. Here you will also find some golf courses and furthermore this area has cycling and walking possibilities. There are trips to the beautiful towns of Sancerre, Henrichemont and the provincial capital Bourges with its rich culture. The landlords are happy to share with others the most beautiful place in France. Many opportunities for cycling through the countryside and endlessly along the Loire, bike rental 20 kilometers away. Endless canoeing and swimming in the Loire, canoe rental 20 kilometers away. There are opportunities for horseback riding in the immediate vicinity. Nearby are several riding schools. Of course, the vast forests around the house lend themselves to long walks. Eight kilometers away is a lake where you can swim. Nearby you will find the vineyards of Sancerre, Pouilly Fumé and Menetou-Salon. You will receive a warm welcome for a tasting everywhere. Along the way, stop in Chavignol (Commune de Sancerre) for the world-famous goat cheese of the same name. The Loire region is also known for its castles. Of these, several are also open for a visit.