Weekend package: book Friday and Saturday nights and you can arrive on Friday in the early afternoon and leave on Sunday at the end of the day
A seventeenth-century residence steeped in history, the Ferme-Manoir de Cochefilet once belonged to Sully's wife. Listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments and carefully restored, it has retained all the authenticity of its original architecture: half-timbered walls, old terracotta tiles and generous volumes.
The restoration, carried out with a high standard of quality, favours the harmony of natural shades and the use of excellent fabric and furniture editors, mixed with pieces found in flea markets and auctions.
The comfort is at the height of the place: top-of-the-range sanitary equipment with cast iron bathtubs, retro taps and vanities from the early twentieth century. The rooms have double beds of 180 × 200 cm and single beds of 90 × 200 cm, offering excellent sleeping comfort.
The house benefits from a particularly quiet environment, in the heart of a farm located at the end of the hamlet, open on one side to the fields and on the other to a farmyard still in use. Thanks to the thickness of the walls, the house naturally remains cool in summer. It is heated from the beginning of autumn by a wood pellet boiler.
A place of character, conducive to rest and timeless stays.