Double Bedroom In 16th Century Manor, Mayenne, France -- Motorcyclists Welcome

16th Century Manor House - Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom This large, stone built 16th century manor house offers comfortable double bedroom accommodation in a charming setting. Le Val provides beautiful views from the terraces, patios and windows, and is located in the countryside of La Mayenne, Pays de la Loire. Motorcycle workshop & facilities on site. MOTORCYCLING FACILITIES Motorcycle garage for 4 bikes with bar Workshop with tools Hydraulic motorcycle bench LOCATION LA MAYENNE, FRANCE The peaceful rural department of the Mayenne is situated between Normandy and Loire Valley. in the regions of the Pays de la Loire. MAYENNE The town of Mayenne, like the department, is named after the river which meanders through the countryside. To the East, Les Alpes Mancelles: a green and hilly region of fruit trees, grazing sheep and streams. St-Céneri-le-Gérei with its Romanesque church containing 12/14th century frescoes perched on a hillside and St-Léonard-des-Bois which also has a Romanesque church are just two of the prettiest villages. Amongst the 230 towns and villages listed, Juvigné is a prime example of a floral European gold medal winning village. Nearby are medieval towns such as Lassay-les-Chateaux, Domfront and Carrouges. all with many sights and attractions. LE MANS The property is one hour and 15 minutes from Le Mans, with a range of attractions, including the Le Mans racing circuit Featuring: Le Mans 24 Hour, Moto GP and Motorcycling Grand Prix, Le Mans Classique LAVAL Just 35 minutes from the property, Laval is situated on the river Mayenne and has an imposing 11th century Château dating from the era of the Count of Anjou. The new High-Speed Train service goes from Laval to Paris (Montparnasse) in 1hour, 10 minutes. Nearby, Joublain is the largest Roman site open to the public, with its temple, fortress, thermal baths and theatre. Sainte-Suzanne. The present castle at Sainte-Suzanne dates from the 17th century and there is a museum charting the local history. To the south at La Frénouse is the Robert Tatin Museum, featuring a series of huge concrete figures depicting such characters as Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec and some 400 examples of Tatin’s work. CHATEAU-GONTIER Since 1652, Chateau-Gontier has been a market venue - with a market every Thursday. The market sells local produce, including: cheese, meat, poultry, clothing and household goods. BY FERRY FROM UK CAEN 2 HOURS LE HAVRE 2.5 HOURS DIEPPE 3 HOURS BY TRAIN: LAVAL - PARIS 1H,10mins BY AIR: PARIS airports 2.5 HOURS RENNES airport 2.0 HOURS NANTES airports 2.5 HOURS