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Sablé sur Sarthe is a lovely river port town that is located in the north-west of France, in the Sarthe department of the Pays de la Loire region. Popular with tourists for its river cruises and glorious setting among the waterways and castles of the region, the town makes a good base for further exploration of this region that has so much to offer.
Sablé sur Sarthe is a lively and elegant town which has pretty much anything you could wish to find within its boundaries... and a lot more than that just close by! The town is well equipped with excellent shops and amenities, and the restaurants and bars offer a social and gastronomic experience to savour.
If your French dream includes living somewhere other people dream of going on holiday, then consider the advantages of Sablé sur Sarthe. It is situated on the river with its own pleasure port, where the cruisers moor up and depart for their cruises through this land of chateaux and vineyards. It is close to the attractions of Le Mans, with its famous motor races, the Troglodyte Caves, the French school of riding excellence at Saumur, and, it must be said, almost within spitting distance of the romantic capital of Paris. Where could be better than Sablé sur Sarthe?
You can certainly find tennis courts to use in Sablé sur Sarthe, and so much more besides. There is excellent golf nearby, as well as swimming, sailing, fishing, walking and cycling. If you are feeling less energetic, stock up the picnic basket... not forgetting the famous and delicious local "sablé" butter biscuits and take a leisurely cruise along the river to Le Mans, taking in the sights and sounds of the Sarthe on the way.
Tours is the nearest airport, and this offers flights from the UK with Ryanair. Other airports are also accessible including Paris, with its attendant choice of departure points and airlines including Air France, easyJet, bmi, bmibaby, flybe, British Airways, Jet 2, Thomsonfly and Aer Lingus. Rail travel is an excellent choice, with Eurostar taking you to Paris, and the TGV running into Tours and Le Mans. If you are driving you will find the town located from the A11 auto route.
Property prices around Sablé are often very reasonable when compared with other regions of France, and considering the advantages of the area and its accessibility from both the UK and Paris. There are several interesting properties on the market at the time of writing, ranging from a traditional town house at a bargain price to a superb country manor house that would make anybody's dreams of grandeur come true. You'll need deep pockets for the last one, though!
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Sablé sur Sarthe is situated in the north-west of France on the Sarthe River. It lies in the south-west of the Sarthe department, close to the border with the Mayenne department.
Population: 12,716
Access: By air: Fly to Tours or Paris. By rail: Eurostar will get you to Paris, and the TGV will take you to nearby Le Mans. By road: The town is located from the A11 auto route.
Economy: The economy includes tourism, especially river cruises and associated leisure industries, as well as wine production. The famous butter biscuits "Sablés" are also made here.
Interesting fact: The town is usually referred to simply as Sablé, as its full name is a bit of a mouthful.
