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We offer two charming rural houses situated in an old, picturesque building. The first house is located on the ground floor and boasts two spacious rooms, accommodating up to six people comfortably. The second house, situated on the upper floor, offers a cozy single room suitable for a maximum of two guests. Surrounding the property, you will find numerous enchanting walking and mountain biking trails in the beautiful Little Mountain region, which sits at an altitude of 400 meters. Additionally, there are opportunities for fishing and swimming in the nearby monitored lakes such as Vouglans, Chalain, and Clairvaux. Our peaceful village, home to around a hundred residents, provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Guests can also enjoy a small meadow equipped with swings and garden furniture, perfect for relaxing amidst nature. Amenities include a television, microwave, and complimentary WiFi access. Prices range from 210 to 335 euros per week, depending on the chosen room and time of stay.Reviews
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| Holiday Home | 2 | 275 | 410 |  |
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- Cascades du Hérisson: Located in the Jura Mountains, Cascades du Hérisson is a stunning series of waterfalls and cascades. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails that lead through beautiful forests, passing by multiple waterfalls along the way.
- Lac de Vouglans: A vast reservoir situated in the Jura region, Lac de Vouglans offers a picturesque setting for various recreational activities. Visitors can indulge in swimming, sailing, fishing, or simply relax on the sandy beaches while enjoying the surrounding mountain views.
- Château-Chalon: A charming medieval village perched atop a cliff, Château-Chalon is famous for its production of Vin Jaune, a unique yellow wine. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, admire the well-preserved architecture, and sample the local wines in the village's cellars.
- Baume-les-Messieurs: Nestled in a deep valley, Baume-les-Messieurs is a scenic village known for its natural beauty and historical landmarks. Highlights include the majestic Abbey of Baume-les-Messieurs, impressive limestone cliffs, and an underground cave system waiting to be explored.
- Château de Frontenay: This Renaissance-style castle dates back to the 16th century and is surrounded by a moat and beautiful French gardens. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the castle's well-preserved interior, including its grand halls, ornate furnishings, and historical artifacts.
- Arbois: A charming town renowned for its wine production, Arbois is the birthplace of Louis Pasteur and offers a delightful combination of history, culture, and gastronomy. Visitors can visit the Pasteur Museum, stroll through the picturesque streets, and indulge in wine tasting at local vineyards.
- Salins-les-Bains: Famous for its salt industry, Salins-les-Bains is home to the Grande Saline, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the salt extraction process and explore the underground galleries. The town also offers a charming old town to explore.
- Lac de Chalain: Situated in the heart of the Jura region, Lac de Chalain is the largest natural lake in the area. Its crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The lake is surrounded by lush forests, offering scenic hiking trails and picnic spots.
- Poligny: Known as the "Capital of Comté Cheese," Poligny is a small town that celebrates all things cheese-related. Visitors can explore the town's cheese cellars, taste different varieties of Comté, and learn about the traditional cheese-making process. 10. Les Rousses: A popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, Les Rousses is a ski resort town offering various winter activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing. In the summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the surrounding natural beauty. Please note that the distances and accessibility of these attractions may vary, so it's recommended to check local transportation options and opening hours before planning your visit.