Gîte for 10 people with views over the Layon vineyards

Restored stone cellar in a winegrowing hamlet overlooking the Layon vineyards

Nestled in the heart of the Anjou vineyards, this fully restored old stone wine cellar welcomes you to a peaceful setting, with panoramic views of the Layon hillsides. Ideal for a holiday with family or friends, a family reunion or a weekend get-together, this group holiday home combines old-world charm with modern comforts and a chance to immerse yourself in the heart of the Anjou vineyards.

On the ground floor, you’ll enjoy a spacious 65 m² living area comprising a lounge, a cosy dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. The large bay windows offer magnificent views over the vineyards and lead out onto a spacious terrace furnished with garden furniture, perfect for sharing meals al fresco or simply admiring the scenery.

This level also features the ‘Quart de Chaume’ bedroom, fitted with a 140x190cm double bed, as well as the ‘Clos du Papillon’ bedroom, which has three 90x190cm beds, two of which can be joined to form a double bed measuring 180x190cm. A shower room, a separate toilet and a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer complete the ground floor layout.

Upstairs, the ‘Les 3C’ bedroom has a 140x190cm double bed, whilst the ‘Coteaux du Layon’ bedroom features three 90x190cm beds, two of which can be arranged to form a 180x190cm double bed. You’ll also find a bathroom and a separate toilet, offering great convenience for group stays.

Outside, young and old alike will enjoy the lawn, the children’s play area and the various relaxation areas, allowing you to make the most of the peaceful surroundings. Nature lovers can explore the area’s many hiking trails, notably the GR3D, which winds through the rolling landscapes of the Layon and offers magnificent views of the vineyards.

Your stay will also be an opportunity to discover the local heritage and the Angevin way of life. The owners, passionate winegrowers, invite you to tour their estate and enjoy a wine tasting – an authentic experience particularly appreciated by wine tourism enthusiasts. Just a few kilometres away, the remains of the former Malécots coal mine also serve as a reminder of the region’s industrial history.

Free Wi-Fi, a full range of baby equipment (cot, high chair and bath), private parking in front of the gîte and the option to bring pets on request round off the facilities at this welcoming accommodation.

This spacious holiday cottage in Maine-et-Loire is the ideal destination for a family holiday amongst the vineyards, a weekend away with friends or a break in the heart of Anjou, combining nature, heritage and wine-tasting experiences.