Les Iris

Converted from the old coach house, 'Les Iris' is named not only for the 'flags' which flourish around the cottage, but also for the spectacular stained glass window specially created for the sitting room by the celebrated local artist, Michèle Darèes.

The cottage is suitable for up to five people. The living room has been created using the full height of the original building with exposed roof timbers and beams and has a comfortable seating area and large dining table and chairs. Light floods into the room, on one side dappled colours through the stained glass window, and on the other through broad french windows which lead out on to the terrace, garden and Wellington lawn beyond.

The modern kitchen occupies the space beneath a wooden mezzanine floor supported by robust timber pillars and providing a twin bedroom among the rafters. A second wooden staircase leads up from the living room to a single room with brass bedstead and the bathroom (with bath, WC and washbasin) is beneath this bedroom. There is a separate laundry room with sink and washing machine.

The master bedroom is a self contained suite with a double bed (150cm) and separate shower room with washbasin and WC.

At-a-glance specification

Suitable for	up to five people
Situation	ground and first floor with mezzanine, terrace and garden, parking
Accommodation	Central living room occupying the full height of the building. Kitchen, laundry room, bathroom with washbasin and WC. Twin bedroom on mezzanine, first floor single room, master bedroom with ensuite shower room, washbasin and WC.
Equipment	full size gas oven with four ring hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, music centre, iron and ironing board, electric kettle, electric cafetière, crockery, cutlery, glass and cooking utensils to cater for five people.
Outside	barbeque, garden furniture, rotary washing line

Note that Les Iris is only partly centrally heated. It is generally only available from May to October.