Figuier, Anan
Part of a re-built watermill
(Reference:615)
- Sleeps up to 6
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Washing machine
- Satellite TV
- Shared pool
- Shops nearby
- Bars nearby
- TV
- Close to River
At the end of a tree lined drive, Moulin de Samaran is 4.5 kms from L'Isle-en-Dodon. Substantially re-built in its original style during the 1990s and dating back to 1728, the watermill on the banks of the River Save and straddling its mill leat, is surrounded by a small formal garden and 18 acres of park and woodland which constitute its river island. Comprising 3 gites, sun terrace and poolhouse the Moulin de Samaran is the place on which to close the door on the rest of the world and relax. Covering the entire top floor of the Mill, FIGUIER is a spacious gite having good views across the river and valley from all the rooms.
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Bedrooms
Two double rooms and one twin bedded room, all having views over either the millpond or the mill leat
Bathrooms
One large shower room and one smaller shower room
Living Rooms
The large reception room is furnished in a modern style with settees, armchairs, dark wood furniture together with original works of art and antique prints.
Kitchen
The kitchen is fully equipped and has a gas hob, grill oven, microwave, large refrigerator. There is also a large dining table with seating for six
Cleaning & Linen
All towels and bed lines are supplied, changed weekly
Outside
Easy access to the main sun terrace overlooking the formal garden and river. The terrace has tables, chairs, umbrellas and sunloungers.
Further Details
L'Isle-en-Dodon has a good range of supermarkets, greengrocers, banks, chemists, bars and small restaurants Market day is Saturday
Local Information
Our local village ANAN is half a kilometre north, along the D17. A quiet place with the church, Mairie and village school grouped around the square-cum-car park. The nearest shops are in L'ISLE-EN-DODON four and a half kilometres away. It is an interesting bastide town, with its fortified XIVth church where Wellington is thought to have stayed overnight on his way to the Battle of oulouse.Opposite the church is the Mairie and market halls. An odd building which has been described as 'a railway station in search of a railway'! The lively MARKET arrives SATURDAY and augments the 3 bakers, 3 newsagents, 2 banks, 2 greengrocers, 3 chemists, 2 butchers, wine shop, 6 bars and a post office.
There are also two supermarkets, one a Casino convenience store in the centre of town and an Ecomarche on the road to Toulouse, past the petrol station.
For culture vultures, then TOULOUSE is a must. The Rose City is a colourful metropolis which has not suffered at the hands of modern developers. Sit in the Capitole (different markets up to 3 times a week), have a coffee and people watch. We can recommend a short self- conducted WALKING TOUR starting from the CAPITOLE. Taken at a leisurely pace, this is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the style of the city. More information at owners' website below
Leisure Facilities
Golf Fishing Cycling Canoe expeditions White water rafting Horseriding
Rental Rates
| From | To | Currency | Price | Per | Minimum Rental Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 January | 04 April | GB Pounds | 335 | Week | Week |
| 05 April | 04 July | GB Pounds | 460 | Week | Week |
| 05 July | 05 September | GB Pounds | 595 | Week | Week |
| 06 September | 17 October | GB Pounds | 460 | Week | Week |
| 18 October | 19 December | GB Pounds | 335 | Week | Week |
Booking Notes
20% non-refundable deposit is required to secure booking. The balance is payable 6 weeks before date of arrival Payment is either in Sterling or Euros
Changeover day
During July and August changeovers are Saturdays At other times of the year, changeover can be by arrangement
Current Availability
Open January to December, please contact the owners for details
Contact Details
Graham and Susan Surtees
Tel: 00 33 (0)5 61 88 15 81
Fax: 00 33 (05) 61 88 15 81
Visit the owners website here