This single-storey house opens onto a new, fully equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, kettle) where you can share your meals with family or friends. Nearby is the living room with its TV area and office, a bedroom with a double bed, a bedroom with 2 single beds and in a private area a third bedroom with a double bed and a separate bathroom. Enjoy the planted and walled courtyard for beautiful summer evenings.

Here's a presentation of the magnificent town of Loches and its surrounding area, nestled in Touraine! Pedestrian shopping street: Perfect for strolling, enjoying a drink on a terrace, and exploring a variety of restaurants where you can sample local specialties. Medieval city: Loches is a true historical treasure, with its royal castle of Charles VII and its imposing 37-meter keep, an exceptional example of 11th-century military architecture. From the summit, you'll enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. The city preserves charming cobbled streets and remnants of fortifications that bear witness to its rich medieval past. Not-to-be-missed sites around Loches: Beauval Zoo: Less than 30 minutes from Loches, plan a full day for this visit. Ranked among the most beautiful zoos in Europe, it houses an impressive collection of animals, including giant pandas. A must-do activity for families and wildlife lovers. Château de Chenonceau: Just 25 minutes from Loches, this iconic château boasts unique architecture overlooking the Cher River. Its magnificent gardens and fascinating history, particularly linked to powerful women, are sure to captivate you. Amboise: The Château d'Amboise offers a splendid view of the Loire Valley, and the Clos Lucé, Leonardo da Vinci's final resting place, features fascinating exhibitions on his inventions and art. Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire: This château is famous for its International Garden Festival, which celebrates the art of nature each year. Chédigny: This picturesque village is a true haven of peace, renowned for its lush gardens and rose bushes. A perfect place for a leisurely stroll. Château de Montpoupon and Château de Montrésor: These two historic sites are also worth a visit. National Forest: Here you'll find numerous hiking trails through centuries-old oak trees, some of which were even used in the reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris. La Brenne: Nicknamed the "land of a thousand