Village house

Chic & Cheerful in a French village – 18th-Century Stone Charmer

Nestled in the heart of a picturesque small village in southwest France, this utterly delightful stone house (circa 1700) is brimming with character, period charm, and just the right amount of rustic flair. If beams, terracotta tiles, and a dollop of joie de vivre are your thing – look no further.

Lovingly restored with tasteful interiors that whisper ‘country chic’, this cosy gem boasts exposed stonework, original timber beams, and a rustic kitchen that begs for long lunches and leisurely glasses of local wine. Think antique charm meets understated elegance – the kind of place where even the olive oil feels artisanal.

Step outside to your private terrace – perfect for sun-drenched breakfasts or twilight apéros – and soak up the gentle hum of village life. You’re mere steps from the local café and shops, and when summer rolls around, the lively night markets will have you dancing under the stars (or at least nibbling cheese with panache).

And for those seeking a swift escape or a low-maintenance pied-à-terre, Toulouse airport is a breezy hour away – though once you’re here, you might not want to leave.