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Nestled in a serene setting, this charming 18th-century stone house rests peacefully in the Mountains of Drill. With its splendid vista of the encircling mountains, you will relish in its inviting and snug ambiance. This authentic restoration showcases the magnificent stone walls, a traditional bread oven, elegant French ceilings, beautiful flooring, and exquisite exposed beams. Please note that this house is a nonsmoking accommodation and does not allow pets due to allergy concerns. Boasting an idyllic location, it is the perfect retreat for gathering with loved ones or friends. Surrounded by the wonders of nature and in close proximity to the enchanting forest, it offers an ideal getaway.Description for Gite
Experience the authentic charm of this beautifully renovated 18th-century stone house, located in a south-facing position with stunning views. Offering 140 m² of living space, this spacious property includes a fully equipped kitchen and a cozy lounge area with a fireplace and heat recovery system. With a total of 4 bedrooms and a sofa bed in the lounge, the house can comfortably accommodate 10-13 guests, making it ideal for large families or groups. The bedrooms consist of 2 beds measuring 160 cm, 6 beds measuring 90 cm, and a baby cot. There are also 2 bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a hydromassage feature, as well as 2 toilets.Outside, the property features an enclosed land of 800 m², along with a 50 m² terrace, half of which is dedicated to a pool. Additionally, there is a garage for your convenience. The house boasts a range of charming features, such as exposed stone walls, a traditional bread oven, beautiful wooden French ceilings, wooden floors, and exposed timbers, providing an atmosphere of warmth and authenticity. The decor and furnishings are tasteful and refined, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
This non-smoking cottage is a perfect place to relax and enjoy both the outdoor activities of summer and winter. It is also approved for Tourism & Handicap, making it suitable for guests with motor, auditory, and mental disabilities. However, pets are not allowed on the premises.
There are numerous activities to enjoy in the surrounding area, including hiking, mountain biking, alpine and Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, husky rides, acrobranching in the nearby park, climbing, fishing, tennis, horseback riding, and water sports. Additionally, there are museums, castles, local heritage sites, and natural attractions to explore and discover during your stay.
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Directions
To get to Dimini, Chalmazel in the Loire department of the Rhone-Alpes region in France, follow these travel directions:
From Clermont-Ferrand:
- Take the A72 motorway and exit at Noirétable-The Halls.
- Continue on the county road until Noirétable D1089.
- Follow the signs for St-Jean-la-Vetri and Jeansagnière, then take D101 towards Chalmazel.
- About 2 km before reaching the village of Chalmazel, turn right and take the paved road on the left (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the village and follow the cemented path on the left to your destination.
From Lyon:
- Take the A7 towards St-Etienne, then continue on the A72 and exit at Feurs.
- Follow departmental road D1089 (towards Feurs) until you reach Boen-sur-Lignon.
- About 2 km after Boen-sur-Lignon, turn left onto departmental road D6 towards Chalmazel.
- After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, drive for approximately 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the village and take the cemented road on the right to your destination.
Through Roanne:
- Take the D8 towards St-Germain-Laval until you reach Boen-sur-Lignon.
- About 2 km after Boen-sur-Lignon, turn left onto departmental road D6 towards Chalmazel.
- After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, drive for approximately 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the hamlet and follow the cemented path to your destination.
From Clermont-Ferrand:
- Take the A72 motorway and exit at Noirétable-The Halls.
- Continue on the county road until Noirétable D1089.
- Follow the signs for St-Jean-la-Vetri and Jeansagnière, then take D101 towards Chalmazel.
- About 2 km before reaching the village of Chalmazel, turn right and take the paved road on the left (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the village and follow the cemented path on the left to your destination.
From Lyon:
- Take the A7 towards St-Etienne, then continue on the A72 and exit at Feurs.
- Follow departmental road D1089 (towards Feurs) until you reach Boen-sur-Lignon.
- About 2 km after Boen-sur-Lignon, turn left onto departmental road D6 towards Chalmazel.
- After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, drive for approximately 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the village and take the cemented road on the right to your destination.
Through Roanne:
- Take the D8 towards St-Germain-Laval until you reach Boen-sur-Lignon.
- About 2 km after Boen-sur-Lignon, turn left onto departmental road D6 towards Chalmazel.
- After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, drive for approximately 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini).
- Proceed to the center of the hamlet and follow the cemented path to your destination.
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| Holiday Home | 10 | 500 | 950 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Chalmazel: Located in the heart of Chalmazel, this medieval castle offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's history. Explore the well-preserved fortifications, towers, and courtyards, and enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from the castle's vantage point.
- Parc Naturel Régional Livradois-Forez: Just a short distance from Diminasse, this regional nature park is perfect for nature lovers. Discover the diverse landscapes including forests, meadows, and lakes, and enjoy activities such as hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
- Le Moulin Richard de Bas: Situated in Ambert, this historic watermill showcases the traditional craft of papermaking. Take a guided tour to learn about the mill's fascinating history and witness the intricate process of making paper using traditional techniques.
- Lac des Pradeaux: A picturesque lake located near Montbrison, Lac des Pradeaux offers a serene setting for relaxation and outdoor activities. Enjoy swimming, picnicking, or renting a paddleboat to explore the calm waters surrounded by beautiful landscapes.
- Jasserie du Coq Noir: This working farm in Saint-Anthème provides a unique experience to visitors. Discover the traditional way of life in the region and learn about farming practices, while enjoying local produce and the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
- Le Puy-en-Velay: Approximately an hour's drive from Diminasse, Le Puy-en-Velay is a historic town famous for its remarkable architecture and religious significance. Visit the iconic Notre-Dame du Puy Cathedral, the Chapel of Saint-Michel d'Aiguilhe perched on a volcanic rock, and explore the charming medieval streets.
- Château de Couzan: Situated near Sail-sous-Couzan, this medieval castle offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Explore the well-preserved ruins, climb the towers for panoramic views, and learn about the castle's history through informative displays.
- Musée de la Fourme et des Traditions: Located in Ambert, this museum is dedicated to the renowned local cheese, Fourme d'Ambert, and the region's traditions. Discover the cheese-making process, learn about local history, and indulge in tasting sessions.
- Gorges de la Loire: This stunning natural site near Saint-Etienne offers breathtaking scenery and opportunities for outdoor activities. Enjoy hiking along the scenic trails, marvel at the deep gorges carved by the Loire River, and soak in the tranquility of the surrounding nature. 10. Maison de la Pierre: Situated in Saint-Jean-Soleymieux, this museum showcases the rich heritage of the region's stone industry. Discover the history of quarrying and stone carving, explore the exhibitions of tools and artifacts, and admire the impressive stone architecture of the building itself.