The home is situated in Lot-et-Garonne in Aquitaine which is a diverse and enchanting area, rich with tranquil countryside and historic towns to explore.
Set amidst green farmland with only a few other homes nearby, Moulin De Rabine is the perfect place to get away from it all and truly unwind. If you wish, you can base your holiday on rural walks and outdoor activities such as golf or horse riding which can be found 5km away. You could choose to have a leisurely break wandering around Cancon, the local village which has a number of restaurants and historic buildings to see and holds weekly markets. In the village you can also sample the local wines and the areas famous hazelnuts.
Alternatively you may wish to see more of the region and discover a new village or town each day. Monflanquin is a must-see village just 10km away and is said to be one of France’s most beautiful villages. Easily navigated on foot, walk the alleys and backstreets to see the most authentic medieval buildings and make sure to visit the House of the Black Prince and the Church of Saint-André. If you visit during summer then the village hosts some spectacular Middle-Ages festival days where you will see everyone in costume and there are lots of events and exhibitions taking place.
The largest town in the area is Villeneuve-sur-Lot which is 14km away. There is lots to see and do there; take a stroll along the river to discover the 13th century bridge, Notre-Dame du Bout du Pont chapel and quaint squares filled with restaurants, a wide range of shops, ancient churches and also museums and cinemas.
Château de Bonaguil, 38km from the house, is a brilliant attraction and somewhere your whole party will love to visit. This magical castle towers over the surrounding valley and is open to visitors who are guided around the vast building by knowledgeable guides.
Agen is around an hour’s drive away (50km) and is the place to go if you wish to visit a bustling city with history and culture around every corner and plenty of shops. The architecture in Agen is stunning and reflects the long development of the city from Roman occupation to modern day. The ornate Saint-Caprais cathedral and the Musée des Beaux-Arts which is a fine art museum are some of the highlights.
The Region
Aquitaine’s reputation as a varied and enchanting destination is well-earned – whether you’re looking for relaxation or excitement, this beautiful part of south-western France is a feast for every one of the senses.