Explore Arcens, Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes and its wonders

As soon as it leaves Le Cheylard, the cycle route changes its scenery: the Dolce Via, with the Eyrieux as its main thread, now runs into the steep valleys of the Boutières. If today the route can be travelled by bike without effort, imagine for a moment the construction of the railway at the end of the 19th century, which is the result of a real technological feat due to the nature of the terrain. The last vestiges of this extraordinary railway past, the viaducts, tunnels, bridges and trenches, all carved out with the strength of your wrist, accompany you to Saint-Agrève. A colourful and easy walk.

The scenery changes on this side towards the north-east. The cycle route, still on greenways, gets higher and higher and every pedal stroke is a wonder. Five viaducts, two bridges and three tunnels later, the landscapes of the Boutières and the Monts d'Ardèche, with the Mont Gerbier de Jonc and the Mont Mézenc in the background, await you. A nice reward before arriving at the pass and crossing the mountain by the Nonières tunnel, the longest of the Dolce Via with its 320 metres (lit!). You can then peacefully drive the remaining 12 km to Lamastre on almost freewheels. Here, a mythical steam train awaits you for an incomparable discovery of the Gorges du Doux to Tournon-Saint-Jean and ViaRhôna.

Get on board the Mastrou, a genuine steam train, and follow the Doux Valley uphill to Lamastre then, all the way back, downhill to Tournon-sur-Rhône. Follow the directions to Saint-Félicien and stop at Arlebosc. 1. 12,4 km On leaving the village fork right signed up Boucieu-le-Roi. 2. 15,9 km Just before crossing the bridge of the river Doux, go straight on along the bottom valley road. 3. 21,5 km At the railway station turn left up towards the main road without crossing the river. 4. 21,9 km Follow the main road on the right side for a few kilometres. 5. 24,5 km Turn right onto the D534 towards Saint-Barthélémy-le-Plain. 6. 26.4 km As you enter Saint-Barthélémy-le-Plain, turn left onto the D238 towards Tournon-sur-Rhône7. 31.7 km Cross the bridge over the Doux to find the station on the other side.

Between narrow gorges, tunnels and viaducts, your cycling trip on the Dolce Via here follows the traces of the past. On your way, the old mills and silk weavers' workshops bear witness to the richness of the valley, which once welcomed many workers. The viewpoints on the Eyrieux are numerous and allow for beautiful contemplative pauses. Below the greenway, the calm waters of the river are an invitation to stop. Pont-de-Chervil is an ideal place for a refreshing moment halfway through the stage. You can walk further and further into the Eyrieux gorges, in the heart of an environment that sparkles with green and orange in the autumn, because here the chestnut tree is king.

A long hike from St Pierre-sur-Doux or Lalouvesc, featuring pleasant forests and panoramic crests, and reserved for experienced hikers and mountain-bikers.

Around the picturesque village of St Pierre sur Doux, a little walk featuring some fine views over the unspoilt valleys all around. Very easy trail.

A long hike from St Pierre-sur-Doux or Lalouvesc, featuring pleasant forests and panoramic crests, and reserved for experienced hikers and mountain-bikers.

The climb to the pass follows a very pretty trail through forests and pastures. From the pass, you continue up to Mount Sardier, with a magnificent view over the area. The descent passes through the isolated hamlet of Les Bauds and Nectardechois. A very pleasant hike, remarkable for its views. Topo-guide for sale 8€ in our office.

A beautiful panoramic trail towards the river Daronne with short uphill and downhill slopes enabling a gentle warming-up phase. From the river a long uphill incline through woodland takes you to the Col de Fontfreyde then along the ridges to Col de Buisson with beautiful scenery all the way. The final technical and exciting descent through a rugged and wild valley will be the highlight of the trail. 1 - Pailharès Follow the concrete then tarmac lane. Go past the house then into a forest of chestnut trees on a dirt track. After the river, head uphill coming out of the woods on a pretty stone-paved path that leads to a road. Turn left and go as far as the following house (Fontay) and take the grass path adjacent to it. The path leads to a road where you turn right. 2 - Le Clos de Pierre Martin Turn right onto the path plunging down towards the river Daronne valley. After the hamlet with its stone houses turn right onto a grass track. Cross the main road and onto the small lane below. 3 - La Croze de Marron Go left onto the path down into the dale below the road. Follow the road heading into the hamlet then just before the bridge turn left onto the path leading to the stone-built houses. Go across the lovely wooden bridge and along the river over the other side on the forest track. You come out on a country lane that you follow down to a house. Facing you the lane will take you to the main road where you turn right towards Saint Félicien. 4 - Pont de Maillotière On the right take the small road heading to Nozières and go over the bridge. Turn left at la Billardière. Turn left towards le Verger. Further up bear right onto the steep path between fields and go over the hilltop to the other side. Take the path facing you below the barn then up the quite steep slope into the chestnut trees. 5 - Le Grand Pré Turn right onto the forest track. When you reach a barn you will come out onto a small road. Turn left and go along the road for a few metres. Take the path going uphill past the farm then down between fields to the old fortified farmhouse le Pleynet. Go down the road leading to the farm then turn first left. The road becomes a path when you get to Ségnoché. It goes along hedgerows before emerging into woodland and onto a forest track. Turn right and carry on along the smooth track. Cross through fields onto another pretty steep forest track finishing off the uphill climb. When you come out onto the forest route continue until you reach the aerial mast at Col de Fontfreyde. 6 - Col de Fontfreyde Turn left onto the road towards Nozières. 7 - Croix de Junique Take the path on the right between fields going down into woodland then onto an overhead path going past a farm in stonework. After the farm, the path goes back up into a wood of chestnut trees coming out onto a small lane. Turn left here and go along for a few metres before turning right onto a country lane. 8 - Serre de Pailher Turn right into the dense forest of various species of pine trees then come out of the woods into animal pastures and onto the main road. Turn immediately right onto the path leading up into woodland then onto a plateau. When you reach the plateau bear right at the farm la Chaux. Go along the plateau taking you to a rough path on the right. 9- Le Fouillas Go along the main road until you get to Col du Buisson. 10 - Col du Buisson Turn onto the narrow grass track starting below the platform between the two roads leading to the village of Pailharès. The track crosses a small road and goes down a pretty steep incline to a rather rugged dale. On the small road continue to go down on the right then onto the road below facing you. From here you can see the village of Pailharès in front of you. Turn right onto the bushy path and go back towards the village along the hillside.

Beautiful and difficult trail leading through 7 mountain passes around Pailharès, with a chance to see picturesque villages in an untamed setting. Trail can be shortened to 39 and 61 km. Road-book for sale for €1 from our offices.

Quiet, friendly, spacious and demarcated pitches, quality bathroom facilities, volleyball, football, heated pool, badminton, snack, bread baked on-site, pastries, GR hiking trail from the campsite.

In the middle of nature, between pine forests and meadows, this beautiful house enjoys an exceptional environment without any vis-à-vis. Traditional mountain house, high-end and high-quality furnishings. House on 3 levels.

With comfortable rooms and good food guaranteed, you can just sit back and enjoy a really relaxing holiday.

In the heart of nature, close to the river and away from the village, welcome to the Chantegrenouille gîtes! A vast restored farmhouse comprising the host's secondary residence with independent and opposite entrance as well as 3 adjoining holiday houses.

In the heart of nature, close to the river and away from the village, welcome to the Chantegrenouille gîtes! A vast restored farmhouse comprising the host's secondary residence with independent and opposite entrance as well as 3 adjoining holiday houses.

For those who love the countryside and nature it is an ideal place to be for every season of the year! You will find activities throughout the seasons, there are very nice mountain bike routes or on foot from our farm. Each season has its charm. Taste all the comfort in our guest rooms classified 3 ears Gîtes de France and come to take the evening meal at our table d'hôtes. The bedroom "Fruits des Bois" with the colors of blackberries, bilberries and raspberries, is specially designed for families with a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet and a washbasin. There is one double bed (160/200) and a couch which can be changed into a single bed. Upstairs there are two single beds (90/190). Fruits des Bois means forest fruits. This room makes you want to go picking raspberries, blackberries and blueberries in the woods. View of the countryside. Possibility to make a big bed on the floor by gathering the two individual beds. Bedroom "Sève de Pin" (pine sap, when you enter in this bright bedroom you smell the pine odor. The wall on the soutern face is made of old stones, enjoy the warm mix of wood and stone. The view is on the Mount Mézenc and the Peak of the Lizieux. It has a double bed (160/200), a little private sitting area and a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet and a washbasin.

As part of the national “Mai à Vélo” event, join us for a friendly and accessible ride open to all, provided you bring your own bike. Limited places, booking required at the Pays de Lamastre Tourist Office or online.

In stone-built house outside the village: kitchen and bathroom on ground floor - dormitory on first floor. Lalouvesc stays a privileged playground for hikers, cyclists or walkers. In the village, you can discover the basilica and enjoy the view on the Alps.

The gîte is at an altitude of 1,100 meters, which is led by voluntaries. The shelter of the pilgrim cultivates family spirit and welcomes groups or individual people. It is an overlooked stop on the way of St Regis. The main building has 3 floors: large common room on ground floor, 2nd common room in annex, both with kitchen areas. Every summer, the shelter of the pilgrim is becoming also the cinema of Lalouvesc. You will be seduced by the vintage atmosphere during the showing. Preview of a movie and quality programming for everyone, conferences and theatre.

Lalouvesc joined the network of Sanctuary Cities in France on 1 January 2020. The application was submitted by the Sanctuary of Lalouvesc and the Val d'Ay tourist office. The Neo-Byzantine-style basilica at Lalouvesc is well worth a visit: the stained-glass windows recounting the life of Saint Jean-François Régis, the reliquary containing the saint’s relics, the reliquary of Saint Thérèse Couderc, the paintings in the chancel depicting the history of the pilgrimage, Our Lady of Peace, and Oudin’s Virgin and Child… . The architect was Pierre Bossan (Fourvière and Ars). Don’t miss the crypt at the ‘Montagne des Pardons’ (with its monuments and ex-votos), located on the site of the very first church dedicated to the saint. Behind the basilica, the Félix and Esther Oudin Centre houses a magnificent collection of modern sacred art (Maison Saint Régis). The Saint Régis Chapel and Museum offer an insight into the history of the ‘Walker of God’ and his era; the museum is interactive and very accessible, particularly for children, who are fascinated by Georges Serraz’s diorama. For lovers of nature and cultural heritage, there are numerous walking routes allowing you to follow in the footsteps of Saint Régis, from the miraculous fountain to the wayside crosses offering breathtaking panoramic views. Lalouvesc is sure to charm you with its rich history and diverse range of activities.

A place dedicated to the history of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon and the surrounding villages during the World War II. The memorial presents the history of the Righteous. Located in the centre of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, it is for anyone who wants to learn more about this exceptional past. A unique Place dedicated to the History of the Righteous and the non-violent resistance during World War II. The Memorial invites you to discover the history of the Vivarais-Lignon Plateau and to understand the commitment of its habitants in a civil, spiritual and armed Resistance during the World War II. Hundreds of refugees have been hosted by the population. The Memorial offers a permanent exhibition with an interactive approach like films, animated movies, multimedia tools and a testimony room. The equipment allows a large rank of visitors, including children, to have access to a pedagogical service. Open all year long, guided tours on reservation for groups and school children.

Désaignes is over 2000 years old and was in its prime in the Middle Ages. The village is still teeming with relics: the remnants of a 12th century fortress, a 14th century château, ramparts and 3 of the 4 gateways to the village. A walk through the medieval village centre allows visitors to discover several old houses, as shown by their ancient doors and windows. The origins of the village are very ancient. It was located on a Ligurians’ trail, known as the “merchants’ route”, which connected the Rhône Valley to the Ardèche mountains. Around 600 BC, the Greeks reached Désaignes, followed later by the Romans, whose presence is confirmed by the discovery of remains such as coins, thermal baths and villas. The village flourished during the Middle Ages thanks to the development of trade, crafts and the local bourgeoisie. It became one of the largest towns in Ardèche, with nearly 4,000 inhabitants at the time of the French Revolution. The history of the commune is closely linked to the Huguenots of Vivarais. As evidence of its Protestant heritage, a temple was built in 1608 and later destroyed in 1684. A second Protestant temple was partially funded and authorised by Louis XVIII in 1822. Listed since 1972, the old village forms a remarkable medieval ensemble surrounded by fortified walls pierced by three gates. A fourth gate was destroyed in 1841 during the construction of the current road outside the ramparts. The Bourg de l’Holme gate still preserves its machicolations and a small watchtower where the lookout once stood. The Janot gate is located near a tower considered to have been an old prison, still featuring arrow slits. The third gate, to the south, is called the Four Gate (or Fornate Gate) and is decorated with the coat of arms of the Retourtour family. The castle dates from the 14th century. Its keep already existed in 1319, when Lord Odon de Retourtour wrote his will there. The tower has preserved its defensive features, including battlements, crenellations and arrow slits. A 15th-century wrought iron gate, made without welding, is listed as a historic monument. Another building, known as the “Temple of Diana”, against which the Protestant temple was later built, is probably the first fortress dating back to the 12th century. This hilly area, with a strong rural tradition, offers an ideal setting for hiking, horse riding, botanical walks and nature discovery.

Located in a natural surrounding the church of St Pierre sur Doux opens its doors to admire its beautiful painted coffered ceiling ...

The crypt marks the site of the very first church; St Regis was buried there for nearly 75 years. Today, visitors can admire a beautiful Pietà and the memorial to those executed by firing squad as an example to others.

Built in the neo-Byzantine style, completed in 1877, it contains a reliquary with the remains of Saint Régis and stained-glass windows recounting his life, while the frescoes in the chancel tell the story of the pilgrimage. This basilica was built between 1865 and 1900. Built in the Neo-Byzantine style, this building invites you to enter and explore it: stained-glass windows depicting the life of St Regis, a reliquary containing his relics, and paintings in the chancel evoking the history of the pilgrimage… The architect was Pierre Bossan (Fourvière and Ars).

Lalouvesc joined the network of Sanctuary Cities in France on 1 January 2020. The application was submitted by the Sanctuary of Lalouvesc and the Val d'Ay tourist office. The Neo-Byzantine-style basilica at Lalouvesc is well worth a visit: the stained-glass windows recounting the life of Saint Jean-François Régis, the reliquary containing the saint’s relics, the reliquary of Saint Thérèse Couderc, the paintings in the chancel depicting the history of the pilgrimage, Our Lady of Peace, and Oudin’s Virgin and Child… . The architect was Pierre Bossan (Fourvière and Ars). Don’t miss the crypt at the ‘Montagne des Pardons’ (with its monuments and ex-votos), located on the site of the very first church dedicated to the saint. Behind the basilica, the Félix and Esther Oudin Centre houses a magnificent collection of modern sacred art (Maison Saint Régis). The Saint Régis Chapel and Museum offer an insight into the history of the ‘Walker of God’ and his era; the museum is interactive and very accessible, particularly for children, who are fascinated by Georges Serraz’s diorama. For lovers of nature and cultural heritage, there are numerous walking routes allowing you to follow in the footsteps of Saint Régis, from the miraculous fountain to the wayside crosses offering breathtaking panoramic views. Lalouvesc is sure to charm you with its rich history and diverse range of activities.

The Saint Régis Museum has a diorama of 19 paintings by Georges Serraz retracing the life of Saint Régis (1597-1640). A relief map of the zone and the route taken by St Régis and a display with some old objects The diorama with 19 pictures from the artist Georges Serraz, which presents the life of Saint Regis: the playlets bring a live side, which interested the children and the Christmas crib figures lovers. The contemporary characters of Saint Regis and his travel card enables you to follow his adventure and to know his anecdotes till Lalouvesc. The last room recounts 400 years of Pilgrim story of Lalouvesc: it is one of the rare shrine in France, which shows the male-female parity (Sainte Thérèse Couderc and Saint Regis).

Old rectory of the Church of Lalouvesc, St. Regis died in this chapel the 31rd od december 1640 There is a splendid fresco in the dome

Discover these dolmens and standing stones when you walk around the village of Saint-Laurent-sous-Coiron. On the educational trail (sheet 10 of the topoguide) you will discover these Celtic prehistoric curiosities: 8 Caussenard-type dolmens dating between 3300 and 1800 BC have been identified, such as the Devès de Serre dolmen from the end of the Neolithic (1800 BC) accessible by a gap of around a hundred meters from the path. At the 8th educational panel, move 100m away from the path following the panel to discover the Peyregrosse menhir (or Chante Epine) which has the particularity of being made of basalt.

Bozas stretches from the banks of the River Daronne an altitude of 288m up to Madame Wood at an altitude of more than 800m, from where you can get a panoramic view of the Mont Blanc in fine weather. The current church, of recent construction, is built on the site of the former church. The 15th-century castle still has some of its turrets and walls, giving the village a fortified appearance.

Mag and his team welcome you in a family and authentic spirit to offer you colourful traditional regional dishes "made in house" which will make you discover the numerous specialities of our wonderful Ardèche. In keeping with the calendar and the seasons, we offer new dishes and lively themed evenings. A friendly atmosphere is guaranteed for both young and old! The bar is open all day. Our group menu: [Group menus](www.restaurant-chez-mag.com/groupes/les-menus-groupes/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) You can also book a 100% local picnic basket, including a sandwich made with Ardèche baguette (IGP Ardèche cured ham or AOP Picodon cheese and honey), sparkling mineral water (recyclable bottle), a seasonal fruit from Ardèche and a homemade chestnut muffin. **Booking:** * Fewer than 10 people: 24 hours in advance * More than 10 people: 48 hours in advance * More than 30 people: 1 week in advance

Artisan pizzas cooked in a wood fire.

At 1080 m the hotel restaurant welcomes you all year. Traditional food. Done carefully and traditional cuisine: specialities featuring cold cuts, mushrooms and blueberries

Home-style cooking: local products – blueberries and mushrooms. ‘Homemade’ ice creams and sorbets The Hôtel Restaurant "Les Voyageurs" is the perfect place to have lunch in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The cuisine is simple, authentic, generous and wholesome. In summer, guests particularly enjoy a refreshing break with our “homemade” ice creams. Whether it’s chestnut or verbena ice cream and raspberry sorbet, the iconic flavours of the Ardèche are sure to delight your taste buds. Those with a sweet tooth can even buy them by the litre or half-litre!

In a friendly restaurant or on a nice terrace, Mariline and Sebastien Jacquemin welcome you to discover a tasty and authentic cuisine made with local products. Seasonal cuisine, entirely home-made and simmered with passion.

The restaurant is opened for booking only for groups of 10 or more. Come and enjoy gourmet cuisine in a leafy setting at our restaurant, which has held the ‘Maître Restaurateur’ accreditation since 2014. Our restaurant offers dishes prepared on the premises using fresh and local produce. Come and discover the cuisine of Mickael Mourier and Antony Vincendon and their team, whether for your motorbike trips, family gatherings, corporate events or your wedding. On-site accommodation is available for up to 180 people at preferential rates. Located 15 minutes from Annonay, 30 minutes from Peaugres Safari, 40 minutes from junctions 12 and 13 on the A7 motorway, and 1 hour from Lyon, Saint-Étienne and Valence.

In a warm and welcoming setting, come and taste our home-made specialities. You can choose to sit either in our air-conditioned dining room, or in one of our private dining rooms for a meal for two, or in our shaded garden. Review from Le Petit Futé: “An Ardèche-style house overlooking the village’s main street and opening onto a shaded park. The menu changes with the seasons, and we’re happy to keep coming back here. Traditional dishes include oven-baked chicken liver cake, Black Tiger prawns flambéed with whisky, and truffle-stuffed sausage from Maison Rousson, amongst others. Run by Geneviève and Charly Vincendon, this establishment is well known for its catering service. It also serves as a wine bar."

Treat your tastebuds! Traditional hearty dishes. All our dishes are homemade including the jams we serve for breakfast. You will love the chef's exquisite Ardèche cuisine made from garden and fresh produce.

Come and discover our pizzas, salads and ravioli gratins In the small hamlet of Brune, come and discover our menu, carefully prepared by Jezza. Our pizzas, salads and ravioli gratins are prepared using fresh local produce.

Quiet, friendly, spacious and demarcated pitches, quality bathroom facilities, volleyball, football, heated pool, badminton, snack, bread baked on-site, pastries, GR hiking trail from the campsite.

In the middle of nature, between pine forests and meadows, this beautiful house enjoys an exceptional environment without any vis-à-vis. Traditional mountain house, high-end and high-quality furnishings. House on 3 levels.

Located at an altitude of 1000m, 6 km from Chambon sur Lignon, in the middle of meadows and woods, on the edge of the Lignon, the Charles Marchisio holiday center offers an ideal setting for relaxation and outdoor activities and welcomes children and adults. 70 places in full board preferably (10 rooms with 6 beds, 5 rooms with 2 beds). 60 children and 10 adults for children's stays. Approvals: National Education, Youth and Sports. Home and family management: discovery of nature and the environment (educational pond). Eco-citizen approach.

With comfortable rooms and good food guaranteed, you can just sit back and enjoy a really relaxing holiday.

La Vigne is a former boarding house renovated and transformed into a guest house big enough for 27 people. There are 5 guest-rooms big enough for 15 people and 3 flats for 2, 4 or 6 people. The house has a total of 5 guest rooms and 3 "gites". Each bedroom has a bathroom with shower and washbasin on a vanity unit and separate WC. Towel dryer radiator in each of the shower rooms. The rooms are bright and nice. Central heating. WIFI (free connection). Breakfast and "table d'hote" Evening meal on reservation. It is served in the dining room on the ground floor of the house. In the relaxation space, sofas, armchairs, books and games from the library are available for guests. Terrace with garden furniture and car-park on the premises. Shops, services, restaurants, bars and the cinema are 5 minutes away by car.

Former family pension in the heart of nature, transformed into furnished tourist accommodation and guest rooms. The cottage is on the 3rd floor. It is composed of 2 bedrooms, an equipped kitchen, a bathroom, a separate toilet and a balcony.

In the heart of nature, an ideal place to relax. 5 guest rooms with private bathrooms and toilets. 3 independent lodgings. Total accommodation capacity: 27 people, flexible according to demand. Free WIFI. Car park. Close to many leisure activities, hiking trails and all amenities, at the intersection of the Chambon sur Lignon - Tence - Saint-Agrève triangle. Looking forward to welcoming you !

A hotel in a nest of greenery where you will be seduced by calm and silence. You will enjoy calm, modernity and great comfort at the "Relais du Grand Air", your holiday residence in Haute-Loire. Nestled in the heart of a 7 hectare property, the whole team of Bois Vialotte, 3rd generation, is happy to welcome you to its domain located in the heart of nature, in an exceptional site and a comfortable setting. All rooms are accessible by lift. They offer a natural and unobstructed view of the wooded countryside. The hotel Le Bois Vialotte will offer you a moment of calm and serenity. The team is also pleased to welcome you to its high-end apartments in Chambon-sur-Lignon. Served by an elevator and perfectly equipped, with large bay windows opening onto a terrace, they all have a Wi-Fi connection, ideal for recharging your batteries while remaining connected ... After a day full of discoveries and activities in Haute-Loire, the lounge invites you to relax. Cozy atmosphere, you will succumb to the comforting colors, the sofas, the armchairs, the leds of the flat screens… treat yourself to the unique landscapes of Haute-Loire, the best kept secret of Auvergne !

Situated 1 km away from Chambon-sur-Lignon, near hiking trails, you will love the "cottage style" of the Val du Rio. Le Val du Rio is a large, well-kept property with a cozy and a quiet chalet atmosphere. During your whole stay, Ingrid and Julien will be there to answer all your questions. They'll be happy to advise you about all the activities of the Haut-Lignon Plateau. In a nice park, the residence offers 21 ground floor flats, all separated by shrubs, Each cottage has 2 levels and a mezzanine and can accommodate up to 6 people. There's a living room with a large bay-window opening onto the garden with 2 sofa-beds. The fitted kitchen is equiped with oven, fridge, microwave, electric-hub ... There's a bedroom upstairs with one double bed and a desk and also a mezzanine bedroom with 2 single beds. On the ground floor there is a bath-room with a shower and toilets.

In Le Chambon/Lignon, welcome to La Casita, a family home built in the 30s and now rehabilitated into a large modern holiday home with great comfort, close to the city center. Ecological with solar panels and heat pump. Ground floor: large living room (living room-dining room) (flat screen TV, DVD player, mini-radio-CD/Bluetooth/USB system) with integrated American kitchen and central island: sink, electric oven, microwave oven, induction hob (4 zones), dishwasher, large refrigerator, top freezer, electric coffee maker, Nespresso coffee machine, electric kettle, toaster, crockery, utensils and cookware, ... 2 sofas, 2 armchairs, coffee table, wood stove, bow window and French doors opening onto a large terrace furnished with garden furniture and Nordic bath. Separate toilet with washbasin, washing machine, ... 1st floor: 3 double bedrooms: - bedroom 1 with washbasin on furniture: 1 double bed 160x200 cm or 2 single beds 80x200 cm. - bedroom 2 with shower and washbasin on furniture: 1 double bed in 160x200 cm (electric bed), this room opens onto a secure balcony, - bedroom 3: 1 double bed in 160x200 cm or 2 single beds in 80x2 ...