North, South, East or West which part of La Creuse is best?

I live in the north almost on the boarder of Indre, although I've also lived in the SW as well. I reckon this is one of the most rural parts with rolling hills and little industry, compared even to the rest of the department.

On the borders with Cher and Allier.

In a small hamlet in the North-East, not far from Allier, Cher or Indre borders.

Hi everyone,
I will come clean from the start. We don't live in Creuse but just over the border in Indre. We have the same idyllic life in beautiful surroundings for about 10 weeks of the year. Many of our friends have homes in the North of Creuse and we are content to share our experiences with everyone. Happy New Year to you all.
Charlie

Hi everyone
I'm not sure of N E S W But we live in-between Gueret and Aubusson. We have been here 2 years.
Anyone else live around here? Its very rural I've heard thee are quite a few brits around but haven't met many as yet!

Sounds like you live not too far from us??? We're near Moutier D'Ahun (3 kilometres away) hamlet called Fontigier in between Cressat and Moutier D'Ahun.

Hi all, new member here....

My name is Jean (confuses the locals, of course) and my husband is Clive. We've lived in the north-west corner of the Creuse since September 2003. Just a bit north of La Souterraine and east of Azerables.

Just beginning to reach out and find new contacts apart from those in the immediate vicinity - especially after all these reports of the Creuse being over-run by new-comers from Blighty.

Anyone else from this neck of the woods and lakes?

We are in the early stages of "doing up" a cottage in Dontreix, SE of Auzances near the border with Puy-de Dome. Will probably be habitable in about a year, for holidays initially with a view to 50/50 use after retirement.

We have a house in Parsac, but unfortunately have to live in Gods own county (Yorkshire)for a few years yet until our youngest daughter finishes her education.

Hi everyone,my partner and I live in La brodiere which is the other side of Lourdoueix St Piere nearest main town is Aigurande.We are right on the border of Indre.We come from Wimborne in Dorset. Have been here three months now.My partner used to restore classic cars in a barn in Blandford Dorset.Now we have found one in our barn that he eventually wants to restore!

Hi Landa,
We are moving near Aigurande in December, the area and the town looked really nice,is it as nice as it looks?
BILLYA

Hi Billya,Yes its a very nice town and area.Lots of places to visit such as Crozant and Les 3 Lacs.There are also a few beaches around the lake at Eguzon.Really clean and the water was nice and warm.If you are coming in December I hope you have your heating sorted or ordered your logs!

we have just bought a house in cluptat near borganeuf do i have any neighbours who i can call upon for advice, when i start the renovation work next year
arthur

My wife and I have bought a house in Chabannes, a small village 10 kms south of La Souterraine, near St Pierre de Fursac,

VicH

Greetings all
my wife and I made the move in May and live in Moutier Malcard just south of the Indre B borders - however never seen any sign of customs!
Love it here
James

Hi all
moveing to fourneaux soon
signing around the end of november
and looking forward to it
so if any one has any kind of information on the area
ie fishing/shooting/horse rideing and the likes
would be great to hear from you
thanks
alex & lynne

Good choice nice area - friday market - all sorts of activities - drove through earlier in the summer - small circus with all the animals - well looked after - in the square - very interesting and people wandering around looking at the animals and no one trying to charge them for the privilege!!
James

Have brought two houses in the village of Chaillac, Indre, which is about 7Km west of Saint Benoit Du Sault. Right on frontier land the houses are joined together, At the moment we are earning money in Birmingham but spending it all in France. Both need a fair bit of work but the one is part done and ok / good to live in. We are learning french as from last Sept but i tend to have this image that when i have a go and talk the talk the french hear me as the french cop out of allo allo. We have plans to live half and half when we get sorted.

I cannot argue with Dave, the creuse is very rural and we are really missing being there, back to start work inlate feb early march, and depending on what the estate agent says (has his own co.) i could be picking your brains
arthur cluptat near st. dizier leyrenne

Hello

Don't live in France yet, but will be moving over in the summer with 2 x children, 1 x husband (surprise) and 1 x cat.

Will be living north of Dun le Palestel between and a little south of Crozant and Fresselines.

Is there anyone nearby? Wouldn't mind any visitors. Will be visiting over Easter hols.

Pyewacket