One of three separate but semi-connected accomodations, This gite is the middle of the three, and whilst a delightful location, is not the gite that we thought we were booking. The photographs on the website suggest that the holiday let is the one furthest left, so the one which essentially sits astride the two flows of the Dronne. It isn't. That one is privately owned. The outside space of the first-floor balcony at the front of the property has a restricted view of the river as the side view (that facing the private house next door) is screened off by wooden slats. The entrance to the property is on the first floor, accessible only by a steep wooden staircase. Not ideal, but you soon get use to it. The interior is delightful, with a large bedrom, separate toilet and bathroom (with bath and walk-in shower), and a spacious and bright living-kitchen-dining area. There is a small rear balcony whose timbers could do with a little restoration, so that was mainly used for drying clothes.The gardens nearby are fully accessible, and provide a quiet green space, with a small jetty and a couple of canoes too. The grass was a little long and things a tad overgrown when we were there (end May), but in fairness it was all being tended to when as we were leaving.As this is an old watermill, the river flows directly adjacent to the gite. It should be noted that it is very loud and incessant. You do sort of get used to it after a while.Special thanks to the friendly Babeth!