paradis

The principal cities are Toulouse and Bordeaux.
Between these two are major towns including:
Cahors: County town of the Lot and once a vibrant university town. Home of the dark red wine known as Cahors Noir. It has a charming town centre and the notable landmark of 14c Pont de Valentre.
Lauzerte: Nicknamed the Toledo of Quercy, its interesting square, which looks as if it's been turned up like a page of a book, sits in the centre of this lovely bastide village that has a choice of restaurants and shops.
Montcuq: A lively village dominated by the 12c Tour Comtale with a superb Sunday morning market, restaurants leisure lake and local shops.

Essential information
Location	Nr, St. Pantaléon, Lot
Sleeping capacity	2
Number of bedrooms	1
Swimming pool	8x4m (alarmed)
Situation	Private property (Owners on site for information)
Nearest shopping	7km
Facilities	Microwave. TV/video. CD Player. Bikes. BBQ (Gas and Charcoal).
Activities	Tennis 7km. Golf 10km. Fishing 1km. Horseriding 7km.
Linen Inclusive	Yes
Pets welcome	No

La Maison du Paradis has been lovingly built in traditional Quercynoise style but has all modern comforts and conveniences. It is situated in over 5 hectares and the small pathways on the hillside open into the surrounding footpaths where guests can walk for hours. There are many interesting architectural details, and lots of original materials have been creatively used which give the feeling that the house has always been there. The village of Montcuq (7km) has a good range of shops and a bustling Sunday morning market and St.Daunes is just 3km. Nearest main town: Cahors – 20 minutes

Accommodation: The house has private parking and gardens and is separate from the owners house. Patio doors (with electric shutters) enter into the light and spacious open plan sitting and dining room with oak beamed ceiling. The gallery kitchen is well equipped with microwave, mini oven, ceramic hob, and general electrical equipment. Shower-room with wc and basin. A half wall in colombage style separates the bedroom from the sitting room.

The cottage is well furnished, is double glazed and has electric heating. Mature trees provide good shade for al fresco dining. and the views of the historic village with its 12th century church and tower are fabulous. A small pathway leads down through the woods to a fish pond that has a second sitting area for guests to relax. The pool is decked, has lovely views and is well equipped with leisure furniture.

Seasons	Dates	£'s Per Week
PEAK	July 18th - August 29th	425
HIGH	June 27th - July 18th	375
MID	May 2nd - June 27th August 29th - October 3rd	300
LOW	October 3rd - May 1st	-