On the ground floor of the house, there is a living room, a dining room with a fireplace, a bathroom with a bath, a separate WC, and a bedroom containing one double bed and one single bed. Up on the second floor, there are two bedrooms, each with a double bed, one bedroom with twin beds (this room is ideal for children). There is also another bathroom with a WC and shower. The well-equipped kitchen has a cooker, a washing machine, a dishwasher, and a fridge-freezer. A TV, a stereo and table-tennis facilities are all available. There are three terraces and a barbecue for outdoor entertaining.

This house is located in the village of Combret in the Midi-Pyrénées region, on the road between Montpellier and Toulouse (each a 90 minute drive away). The village is located in the south Aveyron, an immensely picturesque hilly landscape dotted with old farms and flocks of sheep. This area is ideal for walking and cycling, and the Rance River, which flows near the house, is perfect for a refreshing swim. Combret is one of the most charming villages in the region, with its medieval streets, church and castle. At 8 kilometers from the village, at Belmont sur Rance, there are plenty of services in the village including restaurants, shops, a swimming pool, tennis courts, horse riding, go-carting, and an airfield for gliders. Gourmets will be pleased to note that this region is celebrated for its famous Roquefort cheese..

The house is located just 90 minutes from the Mediterranéen sea. Visitors with an interest in the region's rich artistic heritage won't want to miss the Toulouse-Lautrec museum in Albi, as well as the Goya Museum in Castres. The Southern Aveyron has a great heritage from the time of the Knights Templar on Larzac Plateau, with many castles and fortifications dating from that time. There are also several beautiful villages around, including the Romanesque village of Conques. Lovers of fine food won't want to miss the caves where the Roquefort cheese is stored, and the wine and truffle regions of Cahors and Gaillac. All of these places are easy day trips. Millau (a 50 minute drive) is the beginning of the "Gorges du Tarn", one of the best sites for canoeing in France.