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An 18th century watermill situated in the quiet Durance river valley in the heart of rural Calvados, known as the Suisse Normande, so named because of its similarities to alpine terrain. Originally a corn-grinding mill and bake house, the watermill was later used by the occupying forces in WWII as a base to service tanks. The house has since been renovated throughout, yet still retains much of its original character. The waterwheels are still in operation today and generate electrical power. The mill has a ground floor apartment which comfortably sleeps up to four people, with two double bedrooms, a combined lounge/kitchen/diner with an adjoining shower/wc/laundry room. The property sits in ten acres of grounds with hill woodlands, grass meadows and bordered by a river. Close to the market town of Condé sur Noireau, just over an hour from the coast and within an easy ride of the Normandy landing beaches, Mont St Michel and many other attractions that Normandy has to offer. A great retreat after days out exploring, providing a peaceful environment in which to relax, take it easy and plan for the next day’s outing. Free Wi-Fi. Motorcycle washing facilities. Garage tools for maintenance and compressor available. Garaged and private parking. where: La Houssaye, 14770, La Chapelle Engerbold, Calvados, Normandy, France |
Situated in the heart of historic Tenby, a lively seaside pub, built by Sir William Paxton as his Tenby regency home, a stone’s throw from the harbour and a short stroll to sandy beaches. B&B or room only in eighteen en-suite tastefully furnished and stylish rooms, with some of the rooms adjoining a grand balcony overlooking Tudor Square, in the heart of the town. The narrow historic streets are full of a variety of restaurants, pubs, craft shops and cafés... Rest assured you can eat, drink, dance and shop till you drop in Tenby! This bustling seaside resort also provides a variety of activities and entertainment, including traditional boat excursions, fishing trips, quad-bike trails, paintballing, combat games, clay pigeon shooting and go-karting. After a hard days play, enjoy a refreshing pint or a bite to eat in one of the bars or beer garden, serving freshly prepared meals, daily specials and fresh local seafood. Paxton's Bistro, at the rear of the pub courtyard, is also available as a venue, for private functions. Limited private parking available, so check/reserve when you book. where: Tudor Square, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7AJ tel: 01834 842 000 website: www.tenbyhousehotel.com e-mail: [email protected] |
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From secluded, little coves to big, sandy stretches, the Cantabrian coast offers a wide range of beaches from which to choose from. Enjoy superb seafood lunches in the fishing port of San Vicente or the small town of Comillas, with its' very unusual architecture, including a Gaudi building. Just off the National Highway 621, from Unquera to Leon, near to Potes. Take advantage of your hosts, Lisa and Mike (originally from Devon and Derbyshire) wealth of local information and supply of maps. Toiletries provided, laundry and motorcycle washing facilities. Free Wi-Fi. where: Aliezo 39584, Cillorigo de Liébana, Cantabria, Spain tel: +34 (0) 942 732 010 website: www.picos-accommodation.co.uk e-mail: [email protected] |
A small, friendly English family-run guesthouse in the spectacular 
