Our house is a longère built in limestone and oak beams dating from the XVIII - XIX century with its typical barn Berrichonne. It used to be an agricultural farm raising pets. Since our arrival we embellish it respecting its old charm. The building is enclosed, surrounded by various plots on several acres on a wooded and protected area with various species and meadows for cows and horses.

Away from hectic life and daily stress, Anne-Marie and Alain welcome you with great pleasure in their longhouse. After living in the east, we initiated another approach and bought in 2016 this old farm. Then, we moved with our daughter in Indre, in the heart of South Berry in the very welcoming center region which has lost none of its charm of yesteryear. Our passion for all, for nature, the countryside and animals such as horses. If you come with your family, as a couple or with friends, discover the region, to relax, go hiking or any other activity, for one or more days, we will make sure to make your stay as pleasant as possible. .

We are in Mosnay 20km from Chateauroux, 10mn A20, Argenton sur Creuse, La Chatre. Two steps from the Regional Natural Park of Brenne in the heart of ponds and forests, meadows and hedges remarkable with the vineyards of Touraine, Sancerre, Quincy, Menetou-Salon, Reuilly, Valençay or Châteaumeillant. I can admire the Musée de la Chemiserie, the Argentomagus Archeological Museum in Argenton sur Creuse, and the birthplace of the writer George Sand in Nohant and many exhibitions. This privileged location, in the "heart Berry", at the door of LIMOUSIN and AUVERGNE in the Triangle of ORLÉANS, MONTLUÇON and POITIERS, between valley of the loire and valley of the Creuse, near Châteauroux (prefecture of the Indre) and Argenton sur Creuse make it easy to visit the country with the many vineyards and beautiful farmhouses of South Berry like Eguzon-Chantôme lake, the country house of George Sand, etc., to walk the picturesque footpaths like "the path of the wolf Enraged ", the valley of the Creuse by bike or horse, to follow different circuits of the castles of the Loire; Valençay, Loches, Chambord, Cheverny ...