Holiday home for 5/6 people in the Cevennes National Park 
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Key words: Great spaces - tranquility - flora - fauna - local
architecture - nature - history - fresh and spangled nights. Contact - Lina Sandoz - La Fare - 48370 Saint-Germain-de-Calberte - France Phone : 00 33 (0)6 66 21 37 66 website: causses-cevennes.com/gite-la-fare e-mail : linasandoz@live.fr |
House, for 5/6 people, rented on a weekly basis in the central zone of the Cevennes National Park
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Stone-built House of schist and arranged with mainly wood,
60 m2, 3 bedrooms
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Flowered Terraces and exposed garden South-west in direct
access.
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Panoramic Sight on the valley of Flandonenque.
Rented from Saturday to Saturday (7 or 14 nights), only during Summer (July/August)
Price:
550 € /week, 1000 €/ two weeks in summerseason
Outer season, different prices
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availability/bookingsdemand formula :
A booking will be effective at the receipt of a deposit of 25 % of rent.
Well educated animals are welcome.
"La Fare" is 6 kilometers of Saint Germain de Calberte village, where all the services are found : bakery, bookshop-tobacco, 2 grocery-shop, bar-restaurant…
Perched on a peak, the hamlet profits from an exceptional exposure and a varied flora and fauna. The hamlet is supplied with water by its own spring.
La Fare is a typical example of Cevennes traditional architecture in local schist-stone : traditional houses, baker's oven, cisterns, and terraces out of dry stone (bancels),…
The path Small Excursion (PR) of Flandonenque, signalized by the PNC, leads along the hamlet.
In the evening, you will be able to observe by good weather, a extraordinary starry sky, and many fireflies!!
This hamlet, was firstly quoted in texts in the Middle Ages and was the place of gathering of primarily german antifascists during the second worldwar. Alerted by local peasants, about thirty men of the resistance could escape on time from the attack of the militia on February the 12th, 1944, who dynamited all the houses of the hamlet. The hamlet remained in the state of ruins until 1990, when some young people undertook its restoration. Today, it is habited by about 20 inhabitants, of which the half resides there all year round.
At the left, a shaded garden invites you for the nap…
… Then, a staircase reaches a first sunny terrace, exposed SW offering a view over the entire valley.
At this terrace level you will reach the house, directly in the main room, a the living room with kitchen and sitting corner, chimney and a library.
Nearby, a hut brood in a black oak makes the
happiness of the children.
By the staircase, we reach two bedrooms nicely arranged under the wooden beams of the roof.
Each bedroom contains a bed (one 90 cm bed and an additional bed, or a 140 cm large doublebed) and racks for arrangement.
Starting from the main room, another staircase goes down to the ground floor, where there is a bathroom, with shower and toilet. Nextdoor ther is a third bedroom, with a doublebed of 140 cm, racks and arrangements and all the necessary to make sleep a baby.
By
a door at ground floor, you enter in a small courtyard where
you will be able to see the old baker's oven, then after having
crossed through a porch you find yourselves in the alley, the
one at the beginning of the visit…
