Gwladys is a professional teacher, horse "whisperer" and a long distance rider with more than 8000km on her own through Central America, North Africa and Europe. Jeremy is a professional equine photographer, author and filmmaker. At the end of 2017, they fell in love with the delightful Vallée du Célé. "After several years working on the roads, we wanted to gather in one place all what looked important to us in life : a peaceful and eye catching surrounding, good and healthy local food, a nice cultural environment and, of course, horses."

Experience the true local lifestyle with the comfort of a recently refurbished guest house. Our farm is from late 19th / early 20th century. Each building is made of traditional and original stone walls. These walls are full of History. Your junior suite, upstairs, is made of a double room, a little patio with a desk and the bathroom. On ground floor, you will have access to our shared living room and dining table, with all the equipment for you to enjoy a coffee or a tea. Outside the guest house, you will access a private garden with its large swimming pool and plenty of place to relax and admire a wonderful sunset and then one of the beautiful night sky of Europe (when not cloudy...). A real paradise, with no neighboor... except our 30 horses living around the property, a 50 hectares natural environment made of oak forest and prairies. The town of Figeac, city center, is only 15 minutes far from the farm and most of the major touristic sites are located within 40km : Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac, Saint Cirq Lapopie, Pech Merle and many of the 'most beautiful' villages of France.

You will be staying in one of the most surprising valleys of Southern France, at the heart of the Natural Park of "Les Causses du Quercy". We are surrounded with 50 hectares of prairies and woods. Our horses live out there all over the year. We can also frequently spot wildlife near the house : foxes, deers, rabbits, red squirrels, pheasants and other types of birds...You will be able to enjoy South of France climate, atmosphere and gastronomy without the inconvenient of over-populated areas... Here, things remained authentic and french art de vivre kept all its meaning.