
On the borders of the French departments of Cantal, Corrèze and Puy-de-Dôme, in the Artense region, situated in the Regional Nature Park of the Volcanoes of Auvergne, between the Cantal Massif and that of Sancy. A magnificent region, totally unspoilt with harmonious relief consisting of basins and knolls, where grasslands alternate with rocky moor lands, peat bogs, forests, rivers and clear water lakes. In an ideal position for taking advantage of the Mont-Dore and Lioran ski resorts, experiencing the beneficial effects of thermal cures, hiking and exploring a superb cultural heritage, combining history and traditions. A little under 5 hours by road from Paris and Geneva; approx. 90 minutes from Clermont-Ferrand, Brive and Aurillac; all three have international airports.

330 km (206 miles) from Paris, 320 (200) of which are on motorway, 15 km (9 miles) from Châtellerault station (the capital is 80 minutes away by French TGV train), 35 minutes from Poitiers, (airport with daily links to London), and 25 km (16 miles) from Futuroscope.
Between the Touraine region to the north, that of Brenne to the east and Poitou to the south, in unspoilt surroundings.
This gently undulating, lush green region is dotted with small medieval hamlets, forests and grasslands that are still surrounded by their hedges.
From its hillock, the priory dominates a small valley and a distant village.

On the last projection of the “Montagnette”, the Provencal hillside dominating the Rhône plains, on the left bank of the river, frontier between the Provence and Languedoc regions, along the Tarascon and Avignon routes.
In a region much loved by tourists, a little way away however from the main circuits, still watching over an attractive village with 1,600 inhabitants where listed churches, portions of ramparts and some wonderful vestiges of its past have been preserved, in the land of the Mistral and Daudet, just a donkey-ride through the scrubland away from Frigolet Abbey.

Approx. 40 km (25 miles) from Paris, in a town with 2,000 inhabitants on a hillside by the Seine. In the French department of Yvelines and the French Vexin Regional Nature Park. Accessed from Paris via the A14 and A13 motorways, then a main road and, finally, a narrow lane that winds up into the woods. The A14 motorway puts La Défense 30 minutes away and Paris about 40 minutes away.
Bourget, Orly and Roissy airports are about an hour away. There are 4 train stations less than 5 km (3 miles) away on the Paris/Normandy line. Infant and junior schools are 5 minutes away by car.
A school bus goes to secondary schools and sixth form colleges which are 5/10 minutes away by car.

Nestled in a small unspoilt valley furrowed in a plateau that dominates the Aisne Valley, in the centre of a town with its abbey church standing on the edge of a stream, facing the plains.
Bordered by wooded hills with a great many small streams running through, this pleasant village, one of the most beautiful in the area, has managed to preserve several architectural treasures.
A small flower-filled town on land overflowing with history, a former county full of a heritage that still shelters numerous sites just waiting to be explored, character houses and residences, mills, a wash-house, a former hospice and convent as well as castles, some even in ruins.
Just a few dozen miles from several large towns.
The site is practical and accessible, and the surroundings are picturesque and pleasant.