Description
In the heart of nature, this former farmhouse dating from 1898 has been completely renovated. At an altitude of 1200 m, it's the ideal place to come across a rich fauna of mammals, birds and butterflies.
As an LPO (Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux - League for the Protection of Birds) gîte, everything is done to preserve and maintain biodiversity.
In winter, you're sure to spot roe deer in the woods behind the house, foxes on the path and, in summer, squirrels tightrope-walking on tree branches. Edith and Vincent are passionate beekeepers, and will be delighted to show you how bees live.
Don't hesitate to book our table d'hôtes, they'll be delighted to share a convivial moment with you.








