La Cour Nieuw

About this place

Half an hour from the Belgian border, Thièrarche awaits. Or the real France. An undiscovered and unspoiled region, pure and full of life. Because in that endless green you can spot owls, foxes, deer and even raccoons and still enjoy an uncontaminated starry sky. A landscape interspersed with hedges, apple trees and fortified churches where peace and quiet prevail. La "France provonde" quoi.

In the gnome village of La Cour, you will find the La Cour vacation home. Built sometime in the ^18th century as a stable, it later became the home of Dédé, who converted his stable into a house. And although they have great sympathy for Dédé, Erika and co. decided to take a different approach. So they renovated it and then lugged around bric-a-brac to restore the place to its former glory. Something they managed effortlessly. The former stable is now a colorful and cozy nest of character, full of quirky finds.

Or charm galore and everything you need. From a dishwasher and kettle over a smart television and record player to a pellet stove and a toilet with a view. The rain shower is also big enough for the whole family to dive in. One floor up you will discover a game closet, a hefty book stash and 3 bedrooms. And on the covered terrace you are served 360° views. In the garden there is also an outdoor shower, a daybed to relax with a view of the fields and woods and a herb garden. Useful for those who want to go on the culinary tour. At the back awaits the large wild garden where you will make discoveries. Fruit trees, camps, climbing trees, swings... And then roll the ping-pong table out of the barn for a game?

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