This charming and completely stone-built vacation home welcomes you in a quiet, small hamlet about 5 km from Bessèges or in the southern part of the Cevennes. The interior makes a nice impression and from the terrace and the property with fruit trees you have a beautiful view. Built in 1828, the property was completely renovated in 2020. The accommodation is like a small museum: every object in the house tells the story about the ancestors of the landlords and the inhabitants of Peyremale.
Typical of the Cévennes, this medieval village is made up of several isolated hamlets and has a beautiful 12th-century Romanesque church perched on a rocky outcrop offering breathtaking views of the countryside.
Bessèges, 5 km away, offers stores and a lovely market every Thursday.
Only 500 m from a river full of fish, a paradise for fishermen, and 1800 m from beautiful beaches for swimming, this place is also an excellent setting for hiking. For the brave, the panoramic trail of the Combe aux Chats offers the opportunity to discover the small rural architecture for 4 km and that of the Valat de l'Oule, dolmens and abrupt landscapes. Cyclists will find winding and magnificent roads.
Discover also the local gastronomy with productions of wine, honey, goat cheese, chestnuts and jams. Visit caves, castles, ride a steam train over great viaducts, canoe down the Cèze River or pan for gold, enjoy an ice cream, play tennis or mini golf. Or stroll the medieval streets and markets of St. Ambroix, Génolhac, Barjac.
Note: A shower and sink are located in bedroom 3.