Nestled in the verdant landscape of the Perche Regional Park, this renovated farmhouse is a wonderful choice for those seeking a rural retreat. Whether you’re visiting this lovely corner of France for total relaxation or to take on a countryside adventure, being in the heart of the quaint village of Pervenchères means you can do it all with ease.

Stepping inside, you’ll find an open and welcoming living space. The vaulted wooden beamed ceilings and brick walls are sure to charm you, with warm-toned lighting exuding cosiness. Like most country houses, the kitchen is the heart of the home – you’ll love preparing meals together before tucking in around the dining table, sipping on a glass of local wine. For those times when you simply want to relax, sink into your sofa in front of the crackling wood-burning fireplace. And when socialising isn’t on the cards, make your way upstairs to the small reading room and catch up on your book while overlooking the countryside view.

To make the most of your country surroundings, step out to your south-facing garden and let the bucolic setting wash over you. Whether you’re relaxing on the sun loungers or enjoying a barbecued lunch around the picnic table, you’ll love the open space. When you want to explore, take a gentle walk around the pond, before stopping at a bar for an afternoon cocktail. Plus, the quaint villages of Mortgage-au-Perche, Bellême, La Perrière, and Mamers are all within easy reach.

Home truths:
*There are several private parking spaces outside the house and in the courtyard
*Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay
*Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request
*Your host provides wood for your fireplace
*There's a dedicated desk if you'd like to catch up on some work during your stay – the dining table is also a laptop-friendly workspace
*There are games and a play house for the little ones
*There's a double sofa bed for an alternative sleeping situation
*Alençon railway station is a thirty-minute drive away