The alleuze gîtes
4 persons
2 rooms
2 single beds
1 double bed
2 bathrooms
1 living room
Pets not allowed
Approval number
15MS285
Surface
100 m²
Beds
3
(1 x queen size bed and 2 x single bed)
Living rooms
1
Owner's payment methods
Cheque and Holiday vouchers
Fishing destination
Destination pêche: gîtes tailored to the 1.5 million French anglers who want to combine comfort and leisure outside their own department.
Ranking
Tourist accommodation
The advantages of the accommodation
Description
Semi-detached gîte (100 m²) in a fully renovated former farmhouse (2010) located in the heart of the Truyère gorges, in the village of La Barge, on the site of the Château d'Alleuze, very close to the Garabit viaduct and the Cirque de Mallet. Ground floor: large living/dining room, fitted kitchen. Shower room with walk-in shower and WC. 1st floor: 1 bedroom with 1 x 160 cm bed. 1 bedroom with 2 x 90 cm beds. Shower room. Separate WC. Washing machine, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, oven, microwave, small electrical appliances, flat-screen TV, wood and gas heating, fireplace, parking, unfenced grounds, courtyard and garden, garden furniture, parasol, barbecue, board games. Gîte 2: stable barn (sleeps 4/6) High season: 1 July - 31 August Weekly rate: €550 Week : € 950 Mid season: June, September school holidays Week: €450 Two weeks: €750 Low season: outside mid and high season Week : € 350 Two weeks: €550 + Tourist tax Cleaning charge: €60 Linen hire: 10 €/pers Weekend rental possible - 2 nights: €250 Additional night: €100
Rooms
Independent rooms
Independent rooms
Living room
Bathroom / shower room
Bathroom / shower room
Interior equipment
Outdoor equipment
Accessibility
Parking lots
High-tech
Nearby
In the Pays d'art et d'histoire de Saint-Flour (12 km), ruins of the medieval castle of Alleuze (2 km) fishing, water sports, walking, mountain biking, horse riding...
Location
To discover in the surrounding area
Owner
Mairie
Clévacances owner since December 2013
Professional host
The commune is situated to the south of Saint-Flour, on the edge of the Planèze plateau. Its administrative centre is the village of La Barge, which overlooks the valley of the Ternes stream. Alleuze Castle, from which the commune takes its name, is a fortified castle with a layout characteristic of 14th-century structures: a square plan, flanked at the corners by round towers. After its destruction in 1405 by the people of Saint-Flour, it was rebuilt in 1411 to the same design.
