
La Petite
Coquais
recently renovated to a
high standard is set in 17 acres of fields and woodland with three private
fishing lakes. Open all the year it offers ground floor accommodation for
six people and exclusive use of three lakes stocked with carp (mirror,
common and grass) perch, roach, pike and trout.
You are welcome to fish, free of charge and no licence required.
The property, an 18th century stone barn, was extended and
converted by the present owners in 2006/7. It faces south-west and sits in a
small tranquil valley surrounded by meadows and trees.
Accommodation comprises of a large salon with comfortable seating,
a TV and DVD player with a selection of
DVD's and also books.
A fully fitted kitchen includes a large gas range, and
integrated fridge / freezer, and dishwasher.
The dining area off the kitchen has a table and chairs to
seat six with French doors opening onto a private enclosed
garden with a slate terrace, garden furniture, and built in covered BBQ. Boules pitch and childrens play area.
The master bedroom has a king size bed and the other two
have twin beds, all are fully furnished and have en-suite shower rooms. A cot, high chair and baby
equipment can be provided on request.
Renazé, a small town of about 2,500 inhabitants is host
to the National slate museum.
La Petite
Coquais
is south of the town off the D771, whilst further south- west are the
boundaries of the departments Mayenne,
Maine-et-Loire, Loire Atlantic and Illes-et-Villaine. The
Atlantic coast and the wine areas of the lower Loire are all within an hour
and half drive away together with some of the historical Chateaux of the
Loire valley. The area enjoys many clear star lit nights and is ideal for
the amateur astronomer.
You will see an abundance of wild life; birds are everywhere,
all the usual
common birds, blue tits, coaltits, the lesser known marsh tits, jays, owls,
nuthatch, wood peckers and the odd kingfisher. Some days the red squirrels
venture from our garden onto the driveway just in front of the gite kitchen
window searching for the walnuts they hid last year. The adjacent
forest is home to roebuck and wild boar and occasionally these animals may
stray onto our land.
Living on site, we will welcome you on arrival and can be
on hand to assist, but will respect your privacy. We will provide a
starter pack of basic essentials, and should you require anything further,
such as a meal because of arrival, please ask.
We regret it is not possible to accept your pets as we
have animals of our own.
Neighbours have horses, and other animals and
livestock graze in adjacent fields.
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