La Maison de Jeanne

Come and discover this character house in the heart of the quiet village of Ménil-sur-Saulx, ideally located 13 km from Ligny en Barrois, 22 km from Saint-Dizier and 23 km from Bar-Le-Duc. You'll find all the shops, restaurants and activities you need (Cinema, bowling, laser game, etc.). The Lac du Der is a 30-minute drive away, offering a wide range of activities (Casino, tree climbing, swimming, cycling, hiking, sailing, jet skiing, etc.). Abbaye de Jovilliers 3 km away, Ecurey heritage site 12 km away (open to the public on certain days: bar, flea market, museum, organic and local produce, etc.). The village of Bure, 25 km away, offers a technological space with exhibitions and ANDRA's underground laboratory (tours by prior arrangement). and permanent environmental observatory Very good Bakery Chocolatier Lombard in nearby Stainville 3km Last but not least, the Saulx valley, where the Holiday cottage is located, offers a most pleasant landscape for walking, cycling or driving through the Countryside, with magnificent views of the stone-built houses, listed monuments and bridges, the first-class river and its varied flora and fauna. The Holiday cottage is decorated in partnership with the Brocante décoration "La Salamandre". You can buy some of the objects and furniture that decorate the Holiday cottage. The Holiday cottage's decoration is regularly changed. It's also possible to make an appointment to visit La Salamandre's "Alibaba" cave during your stay.

After climbing a few steps, you'll discover this charming Bungalow with a kitchen opening onto the living room, a large screen, ideal for spending convivial moments.
A beautiful bedroom with a 140*190 bed, and its own private shower room. A second bedroom with a 140*190 bed and a third bedroom with 2 90*200 beds that can be joined to form a large 180 bed. Each room has its own TV.
You'll also find a shower room with WC and a second independent WC.

The Holiday cottage also has a terrace, walled garden, orchard and meadow.

The entire renovation of this beautiful 19th century bourgeois house (1822) was designed to combine authenticity and modern comfort.
The 19th-century woodwork was carefully removed to be replaced after the insulation work, carried out with natural elements (wood wool and cellulose wadding) to provide comfort and Wellbeing.