Le clos de Maubec

Maubec was built in a safe and easy to defend position, perched on a limestone rock in the region of Lomagne (the French Tuscany), with incredible views on to the hillsides of Gers, and in fact just until the Pyrenees.

There has been very little change to Maubec since it was mapped under Napoleon, it appears that time has stood still. The succession of families has preserved this village in an extraordinary way, so much so that it is classified.

It really looks like time never went by and walking along its little roads it seems to be transported backward to another epoque. This is surely helped by having no road crossing the village and having it closed to all the cars not belonging to the few residents.

It was built in a safe and easy to defend position, perched on a limestone rock in the region of Lomagne (the French Tuscany), with incredible views on to the hillsides of Gers, and in fact just until the Pyrenees.

There has been very little change to Maubec since it was mapped under Napoleon, it appears that time has stood still. The succession of families has preserved this village in an extraordinary way, so much so that it is classified.

It really looks like time never went by and walking along its little roads it seems to be transported backward to another epoque. This is surely helped by having no road crossing the village and having it closed to all the cars not belonging to the few residents.

Le Village, Maubec, 85200, France

+33 (0)6 03 05 70 90

A little about me and my home

I have refurbished my home with the love and attention and my hope is that it will provide my guests with the comfort I like to find during my holidays. There are big and soft towels from Galerie Lafayette in Paris, beautiful William Morris style printed linen, four big and soft pillows on each bed, warm coconut rugs, big selection of table hardware and ancient furniture collected during my lifetime. All the windows have curtains made to measure.

La chambre du Village

La chambre de Pyrenees

La chambre de Grenier

La chambre du Rempart

La mezzanine du Rempart

2 House

4 Rooms & 1 mezzanine

8 adults & 2 kids

Garden

WiFi

Free Parking Nearby

Dogs Welcome

Washing Machine

Tumble Dry

Kitchen

Fire Place

Maubec

Place to visit

Lectour

Nestled in the heart of Gascony, Lectoure is a picturesque village that exudes historical charm and scenic beauty. With its Neo-Classical architecture and panoramic views of the Gers Valley and Pyrenees, it’s a place where history whispers through the streets. From the sentinel-like Cathedral of Saint-Gervais to the remnants of its fortified past, Lectoure invites visitors to step back in time while enjoying its tranquil countryside, reminiscent of a French Tuscany

Sarrant

Sarrant, a medieval gem in France’s Gers region, enchants with its circular layout and historic charm. Stroll through its snail-like streets, admire the 14th-century fortified gate, and explore the timber-framed houses and the Church of St. Vincent with its octagonal spire

Carcasson

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Carcassonne (UNESCO World Heritage), a fairy-tale medieval city that beckons with its majestic walls and towers. Step back in time within the double-walled fortress, explore the historic Cité de Carcassonne, and marvel at the architectural wonders restored to their medieval splendor. With its rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and breathtaking views, Carcassonne promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of medieval France

Auch

The heart of Gascony, where the spirit of d’Artagnan lingers amidst its rich history and vibrant green spaces. This capital city charms with its UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. Mary, monumental staircase, and picturesque medieval streets. Auch offers a perfect blend of historical treasures and natural beauty, promising an unforgettable visit

Albi

A city where history and beauty intertwine, offering a journey back in time. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to the imposing Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, the world’s largest brick-built cathedral, showcasing a blend of gothic grandeur and intricate Renaissance frescoes. Adjacent, the Berbie Palace, now the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum, houses the largest collection of works by the Albi-born artist, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Wander through Albi’s medieval streets, admire its unique red-brick architecture, and immerse yourself in the charm of this historic gem nestled along the Tarn River

Toulouse

Toulouse, known as “La Ville Rose” (The Pink City), is a city that combines historical charm with a vibrant cultural scene. It is the fourth-largest city in France and is situated in the southwest, near the Spanish border. The city‘s unique architecture, made of pinkish terracotta bricks, gives it a distinctive and warm appearance

Beaumont de Lomagne

A historic bastide town in France’s Tarn-et-Garonne, where the legacy of mathematician Pierre de Fermat lives on. Wander through its medieval market hall, savor the renowned white garlic, and relax by the lake

Le Village, Maubec, 82500, France

+33 (0)6 03 05 70 90

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