La Musardière

Situated in the green countryside of the French Limousin region La Musardière, converted barn featuring a large stone fireplace and a mezzanine, offers five guest rooms with en-suite shower rooms. Dinner can be booked. Opened from Easter to September.

The city of Limoges, administrative capital of the Limousin region, dates back from the Gallo-Roman period and is famous for its porcelain and enamel factories.

The A20 motorway puts Limoges in close contact with Paris in the north and Toulouse in the south.

Nearby historical sites such as the Castle of Rochechouart, the Second World War martyred village of Oradour-sur-Glane and the historic route of Richard Coeur de Lion are well worth a visit.

The region is most renowned for it's excellent beef and it's clafoutis dish, a creamy flan in pastry dotted with succulent red cherries. From the bordering Perigord region Foie gras and Confits are part of the traditional cuisine.

For outdoor fun in the area you can enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking, cycling or horseback riding. You can also go swimming, sailing and wind-surfing at the region's leading water sports centre.

La Musardière is only 18 kilometres from Limoges-Bellegarde Airport where low cost airlines Ryanair and FlyBe have scheduled flights.

Monique & Michael welcome their guests from Easter to September.

All the guest rooms are classified '3 épis' by the Gîtes de France.

Pets are not allowed.

An evening meal can be provided if ordered in advance (24 hours please). Three course evening meal, wine included. Half price for children under 12.

You may prefer to dine in one of the many restaurants in St Junien, or you may bring your own picnic to enjoy on the terrace.

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This page was last updated: 27 January 2010