Traditional 250m² stone house. It comprises two independent apartments connected by internal stairs, accommodating 8 to 10 people. Beds are made and towels are provided. A cleaning fee is payable upon arrival. Pets are welcome in a kennel located on our enclosed property; no pets are allowed inside the house. The house offers three bedrooms upstairs and one bathroom, and one bedroom and one bathroom on the ground floor. Up to two additional beds can be added upon request in a bedroom (children's dormitory). Each floor/apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen, toilet, dining room, and living room. The ground-floor apartment also features a sauna (seated for 3 or reclining for 2) and a hammam (for 2). Air conditioning is provided in both living areas. Outside, a walled garden of approximately 2500m² allows guests to enjoy a large space in complete safety and tranquility: - large swimming pool (6 x 12 x 1.10 to 1.20m), unheated and secured by a roller shutter, - large outdoor pool house with summer kitchen and pizza oven, - enclosed garden, partially grassed, - shed with barbecue, - solarium furnished with sun loungers and dining tables, - children's play area, - in front of the house, a large parking area including a car park, - a pétanque court, and an enclosed kennel is available for guests' dogs.

During your holiday with us, you'll have a wide range of activities to choose from: Explore the southern Ardèche region, including the must-see Ardèche Gorges, the Pont d'Arc at Vallon-Pont-d'Arc with its swimming spots, its lively atmosphere, and its charming villages, offering a multitude of activities, shops, and restaurants; or visit the medieval town of Aubenas and the spa town of Vals-les-Bains, with their shops, restaurants, and night markets; or, for a more intimate experience, explore the Ardèche mountains, with the popular Lake Issarlès in summer and Mont Gerbier de Joncs, which you can climb for a 360° view. On the cultural agenda: the famous Chauvet 2 Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its Aurignacian Museum; the Aven d'Orgnac site, listed among the most beautiful sites in France, and its Prehistory Museum; the Lavender Museum; the Chestnut Museum; and the MUSEAL at Alba a Romaine, an ancient Roman site. For nature lovers: numerous beautiful villages, classified as "villages of character," await you in southern Ardèche, offering opportunities to marvel at their beauty, explore them, stroll through them, and take a break to savor local products. For hiking and mountain biking, southern Ardèche boasts many marked trails and greenways brimming with beautiful landscapes and hidden wonders to be discovered only in person (Ray Pic, Gour de la Sompe, and Rochecolombe waterfalls; the Balmes de Montbrun basalt neck; the Bois de Païolive forest; Mont Gerbier des Joncs; and more). It is possible to practice various SPORTS in NATURE, the Ardèche is in the best position to practice: canoeing, rafting, canyoning, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, via ferrata, motor sports (quads, scooters, 2CVs, etc.)...