Mimi's Gite is in the village of L'Isle-en-Dodon approximately fifty-five minutes southwest of Toulouse and within walking distance to three restaurants, three groceries, two banks, a pharmacy and three Doctor's offices. You can learn more about L'Isle-en-Dodon on it's website. Mimi's gite is cozy...

The gîte is part of Le Moulin Neuf, a beautiful and peaceful rural retreat set in a large plot of land (8 hectares in total) with trees and fields all round, ensuring peace and quiet for guests staying here. The river "La Save" flows along the perimeter of the fields, and the old mill stream runs...

If you like peacefullness and nature, if you want to enjoy the French countryside “la Campagne”, if you like to be outside the house and to be able to cycle and walk in the surroudings, if you like dancing and moving, if you want to be creative or if you are just looking for a great holidayhome,...

In early 1814, en route to the Battle of Toulouse, Wellington's army marched along the Save Valley following what is now the D17. At that time they would have passed the recently built Moulin de Samaran. After a century and a bit of grinding wheat into flour. the Moulin was substantially re-built...

In early 1814, en route to the Battle of Toulouse, Wellington's army marched along the Save Valley following what is now the D17. At that time they would have passed the recently built Moulin de Samaran. After a century and a bit of grinding wheat into flour. the Moulin was substantially re-built...

We live in a small. village with countryside views we can see the mountains that are very pretty the apartment is about 100 sq meters it has two private terraces one at the front and at the back the gardens and swimming pool is shared and you can use them at your own responsibility there is also...

In early 1814, en route to the Battle of Toulouse, Wellington's army marched along the Save Valley following what is now the D17. At that time they would have passed the recently built Moulin de Samaran. After a century and a bit of grinding wheat into flour. the Moulin was substantially re-built...