Bed linen and towels
Beds made when you arrive and one set of towels per person, bath towels included. Staying more than five nights? We change the linen halfway through at no charge.
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a wood-burning fireplace, a full kitchen and an enclosed garden. You don't share it with anyone: the whole house is yours. Below you'll find what each night costs in each season, what's included and what happens if you can't make it.
Two-night minimum, except long weekends and New Year's Eve, which are three. The house is let complete, never by the room.

8
beds, no sofa beds
Four bedrooms: two doubles and two twins.
180 m²
of house, over two floors
Plus the enclosed garden at the back.
2
nights minimum
Three on long weekends and New Year's Eve.
16:00
check-in from
Check-out by 11 am.
All of this is in and never billed on top. We write it out because holiday lets almost never do, and then a list of extras turns up on arrival.
Beds made when you arrive and one set of towels per person, bath towels included. Staying more than five nights? We change the linen halfway through at no charge.
Central heating throughout and a basket of dry firewood for the fireplace, refilled every day you're here in winter. There's no heating surcharge.
Oven, four-ring hob, dishwasher, capsule and filter coffee makers, and crockery for ten. Oil, salt, sugar, coffee and a dozen teas are already there.
300 Mb fibre with a repeater upstairs: you can work from here. Mobile signal is good in the village and vanishes as soon as you head up the mountain.
Room for two cars in front of the house, inside the property. The street is narrow and cobbled: if you're coming in a large van, tell us and we'll say which way to come in.
Bread from the village bakery, butter, our neighbour's jam, fruit and eggs, in the fridge when you arrive. From day two onwards the shopping is yours to do.
What is NOT included: the final clean (€45, paid with the balance on arrival), the cot and high chair (free, but you have to ask) and extra firewood if you burn more than one basket a day.
Swap these for your own, and shoot with the house tidy and the blinds up: a bedroom with real daylight books itself. And take at least one of the bathroom, which is the first thing people look for.
The house has been in the family since 1912 and sat closed for nearly twenty years. We restored it in 2019, keeping what was there — the stone walls, the chestnut beams, the kitchen floor — and changing what needed changing: new wiring, two bathrooms, insulation and heating.
We live in the village, four streets away. That means two things: we hand over the keys in person and tell you where to eat well and where to walk, and if the power goes out on a Sunday night we're there in five minutes. There's no reception desk and no office hours, there's a phone that answers.

The price is for the WHOLE HOUSE, not per person: four of you or eight of you pay the same. VAT and bed linen included. These amounts are an example: swap them for yours before you publish.
€140per night · October to March, long weekends aside
An empty village, the fire lit and mist down in the valley.
The one most people book
€170per night · April, May, June and September
The best time for walking: neither cold nor August heat.
Midweek stays of four nights or more get the fourth night at half price.
€210per night · July, August, Easter, long weekends and Christmas
The village fiestas in August and the valley at its best.
August fills up in spring: if you have it in mind, ask early.
On top of the nightly rate: the final clean, €45 per stay, paid with the balance on arrival. A €150 deposit in cash or by instant transfer, returned the same day you leave if the house is as you found it. If your region charges a tourist tax, write it here with its amount: we don't, because it differs from region to region.
There's no reception: we meet you at the door at whatever time you say. Let us know if you'll arrive after 9 pm and we'll sort it out — there's no automatic key box here.

The house is handed over clean and taken back clean: no need to scrub, just take the rubbish to the bin at the village entrance and leave the dishes in the dishwasher.
Five steps and no surprises. The deposit is spelled out here, before you pay it, not after we've told you the total.
2 minutes
From the form below, on WhatsApp or by phone. Tell us how many you are, whether you're bringing a dog or a baby and which nights you want.
The same day
The same day. One message with the nights, the price per night, the final clean and the total, all added up. If there's a local tourist tax, it's written separately.
48 hours to pay it
30% of the total by bank transfer or instant transfer, and the dates are yours. We send you the details and a written confirmation of what the booking covers.
Until the deposit arrives, the dates stay open to everyone.
15 minutes
The remaining 70% and the cleaning are paid on arrival, in cash or by instant transfer. We show you round, hand over the keys and leave you in peace.
The same day
We look round the house with you there if you like, and the deposit goes back the same day. There are no 'wear and tear' deductions and no charges appearing three weeks later.
This is an enquiry, not a booking: nothing is charged yet. We reply the same day with a firm price, and only if it suits you do we talk about the deposit.

If yours isn't here, write to us and we'll add it.
No. The house is let complete and to one group only: you won't share the living room or the kitchen with strangers. That's why the price is for the house and doesn't change whether four of you come or eight.
This is OUR example and you should put in your own: up to 15 days beforehand the full deposit is returned; between 15 and 7 days, half; with less than 7 days the deposit is lost, unless we manage to let those nights, in which case it's returned anyway. If we are the ones cancelling because something has broken, everything is refunded the same day. Write it out with your own deadlines and apply it the same way every time: half a sentence in a WhatsApp message is not a policy.
In the footer of this site and in the "Getting here" panel, and there you'll see the gap "[put yours here]" because this template cannot make one up: the number is issued by your regional government when you register the property and it differs from region to region. Fill it in before you publish. In several regions it must appear in all advertising for the property, this website included.
Yes, if you tell us beforehand, and at no extra charge. Three rules: no beds or sofas, they're never left alone in the house, and their mess in the garden gets picked up. There's a bowl, a water dish and an old blanket waiting. If anyone in the group has allergies, say so when booking and we deep-clean beforehand.
A travel cot, a high chair, socket covers and a stair gate, all free and all to be requested when booking because we set them up before you arrive. The garden is walled with a gate. The fireplace, with small children, needs watching: it has no guard.
Not inside, in the garden yes, and there's an ashtray on the outdoor table. It's the one rule that has occasionally cost someone part of their deposit: getting tobacco smell out of curtains and mattresses costs a whole extra clean.
The village has a small shop open in the mornings and on Saturdays until 2 pm: bread, milk, cured meat and not much else. The big supermarket is 18 km away. If you're arriving on a Sunday evening, come with your shopping done or ask us to leave you the basics and we'll add it to your bill.
You tell us and that's that. A glass or a plate isn't charged for; that's part of keeping a house open. What does come out of the deposit is real damage — a forced door, a burnt mattress, a cracked hob — and always with the repair invoice to show for it.
Another question before you decide?
Write to usThis block is yours and must be edited before you publish. We leave it written out because it's the information the law and common sense want on show, and because a house that displays it has far fewer arguments on check-out day.
The last road is narrow and winding, but fully surfaced and fine in any car. In winter, if it's been snowing, ring before you set off and we'll tell you how it is.
If your sat nav gets lost on the last stretch — it happens — head for the village church: the house is two streets away, with the green door.
Tell us how many you are, which nights you're after and whether you're bringing a dog or a baby. With that we'll send you the final total, with nothing else to fill in. If you'd rather talk, the same number takes calls and WhatsApp.