The bungalow is located in our 3000m² property.
For 2 people only.
Shared swimming pool (not heated) uncovered from May to September.
Basic necessities provided (sheets, towels, dish towels, soap...)
The bungalow is located at the entrance of the pretty lively village of Mézin, at the tip of the Lot et Garonne, bordering the Gers and the Landes. The shops in the center are within walking distance (bakery, cellar, restaurant, pharmacy...).

Tiny house of 18m², recently furnished with care and air-conditioned.
The bungalow consists of a sleeping area with an electric bed including 2 independent mattresses of 70 cm (sheets provided), 2 pillows, 2 bedside tables with bedside lamp, electrical and USB sockets and a wardrobe with hangers.
A fully equipped kitchen area: sink, fridge, hob, microwave, bar table, 2 stools and everything you need to cook (dish towel provided). Kettle with instant coffee and tea bags.
A bathroom area, with shower, toilet, washbasin (towels and shower mats provided).
Outdoor terrace.
Shared pool with the host, as well as the courtyard and garden.
Wifi
Guests can bring their cars home. Quiet and secure environment. PGJyPg
Pets not allowed.
Non-smoking bungalow.
A cleaning fee is included in the booking.

DEPOSIT:
A deposit check of €400 will be required upon arrival. This cheque will not be cashed and will be returned on your departure after the outgoing inventory of fixtures.

Some information about the village of Mézin:
Mézin is a tourist village in Albret, known for its Liège museum and its night markets on Mondays in summer.
Nestled in the heart of the Lot-et-Garonne, on the hillside, Mézin offers a breathtaking view of the green valleys of Armagnac and the Landes forest that stretches at its feet. This medieval city, the birthplace of Armand Fallières, President of the French Republic from 1906 to 1913, seduces with its rich heritage and its warm atmosphere. As you stroll through its picturesque streets, you will discover the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, an architectural jewel of the eleventh and fourteenth centuries, classified as a Historic Monument in 1841. The remains of the ramparts and the English gate bear witness to the medieval past of the town. Mézin is also renowned for its industrial past linked to the manufacture of cork stoppers. The Cork and Cork Museum traces this fascinating history and highlights the local know-how. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the many activities on offer: hiking or cycling, especially on the EuroVelo 3 route, fishing or swimming at the municipal swimming pool. Throughout the year, Mézin comes alive with cultural and festive events, reflecting the friendliness of its inhabitants. Don't miss a visit to the local market to taste the gastronomic specialties of the region, such as foie gras, prunes or Armagnac.