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Nestled in a serene setting, this charming stone house in the Mountains of Drill is a hidden gem from the 18th century. Embrace the breathtaking vistas of the majestic mountains that surround it, while indulging in its inviting and snug ambiance. Immerse yourself in its genuine restoration, showcasing stone walls, a traditional bread oven, elegant French ceilings, beautiful flooring, and exposed beams. Please note that this house is strictly non-smoking and pets are not allowed, as a precaution against allergies. With its idyllic location, it is the perfect retreat for gatherings with loved ones, providing ample opportunities to connect with nature and explore the nearby forest.Description for Gite
Renovated with authenticity, this charming 18th-century stone house offers a lovely south-facing view and can comfortably accommodate 10-13 people. With 140 m² of space, it features a spacious fitted kitchen, a cozy lounge with a fireplace and heat recovery system, four bedrooms with comfortable beds (including a crib), and two bathrooms, one of which includes a relaxing hydromassage feature. The house also includes two toilets and a garage.The house is surrounded by 800 m² of enclosed land and boasts a delightful 50 sqm terrace, perfect for outdoor enjoyment, and half of it can be transformed into a pool area. Inside, you will be enchanted by the authentic details such as stone walls, a traditional bread oven, beautiful wooden French ceilings, wooden floors, and exposed timbers. The decor is refined and the accommodation is warm, providing a cozy atmosphere for your stay.
This non-smoking cottage is a relaxing haven for both summer and winter. It is approved by Tourism & Handicap for accessibility, catering to individuals with motor, auditory, and mental disabilities. However, pets are not allowed on the premises.
There are plenty of activities to enjoy in the surrounding area, including hiking, mountain biking, skiing (both alpine and Nordic), snowshoeing, husky rides, an acrobranches park, climbing, fishing, tennis, horseback riding, and water activities. Additionally, you can explore the local museums, castles, and natural sites, immersing yourself in the rich heritage of the region.
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Directions
To reach Dimini in Chalmazel, Loire department, Rhone-Alpes region, follow these travel directions:
- If departing from Clermont-Ferrand:
Take the A72 motorway and exit at Noirétable-The Halls. Continue on the county road until reaching Noirétable D1089. From there, head towards St-Jean-la-Vetri and Jeansagnière, then take the D101 towards Chalmazel. Before reaching the village of Chalmazel, make a right turn 2 km prior and take the paved road on the left (Dimini). Continue until reaching the center of the village and then follow the cemented path on the left. You have arrived at your destination.
- If coming from Lyon:
Take the A7 towards St-Etienne and then switch to A72. Exit at Feurs and continue on departmental road D1089 towards Feurs until reaching Boen-sur-Lignon. After approximately 2 km, turn left onto the departmental road leading to Chalmazel (D6). After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, continue for about 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini). Proceed to the center of the village and then turn right onto the cemented road. You have arrived at your destination.
- If traveling through Roanne:
Take the D8 towards St-Germain-Laval until reaching Boen-sur-Lignon. After approximately 2 km, turn left onto the departmental road leading to Chalmazel (D6). After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, continue for about 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. You have arrived at your destination.
- If departing from Clermont-Ferrand:
Take the A72 motorway and exit at Noirétable-The Halls. Continue on the county road until reaching Noirétable D1089. From there, head towards St-Jean-la-Vetri and Jeansagnière, then take the D101 towards Chalmazel. Before reaching the village of Chalmazel, make a right turn 2 km prior and take the paved road on the left (Dimini). Continue until reaching the center of the village and then follow the cemented path on the left. You have arrived at your destination.
- If coming from Lyon:
Take the A7 towards St-Etienne and then switch to A72. Exit at Feurs and continue on departmental road D1089 towards Feurs until reaching Boen-sur-Lignon. After approximately 2 km, turn left onto the departmental road leading to Chalmazel (D6). After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, continue for about 6 miles (2 km before reaching Chalmazel) and take the paved road on the right (Dimini). Proceed to the center of the village and then turn right onto the cemented road. You have arrived at your destination.
- If traveling through Roanne:
Take the D8 towards St-Germain-Laval until reaching Boen-sur-Lignon. After approximately 2 km, turn left onto the departmental road leading to Chalmazel (D6). After passing the village of St-Georges-en-Couzan, continue for about 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. You have arrived at your destination.
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Attractions
- Chalmazel Ski Resort: Located in the town of Chalmazel, this ski resort offers a range of slopes suitable for skiers of all levels. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape while indulging in winter sports activities.
- Château de Chalmazel: This medieval castle is a must-visit attraction in the area. Built in the 13th century, it showcases beautiful architecture and offers guided tours where you can learn about its rich history.
- Le Mayet-de-Montagne: A charming village located nearby, Le Mayet-de-Montagne is known for its picturesque streets and traditional architecture. Explore the village's shops, cafes, and local markets to experience the authentic French countryside.
- Col des Limites: If you enjoy outdoor activities and nature, make sure to visit Col des Limites. This mountain pass offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and is a popular spot for hiking and cycling enthusiasts.
- La Loge des Gardes: Situated in the Monts de la Madeleine regional park, La Loge des Gardes is a natural beauty spot known for its dense forests and hiking trails. It provides a tranquil escape for those seeking peace and serenity in nature.
- Le Couvent des Cordeliers: Located in the town of Charlieu, a short drive from Diminasse, this former Franciscan convent is now a museum. Discover its impressive architecture, ancient artifacts, and art collections that offer insights into local history.
- Villerest Lake: Just a short distance away, Villerest Lake is a popular spot for water activities and relaxation. Enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, or simply unwind along its shores while enjoying the scenic beauty.
- Roanne: The city of Roanne is worth a visit for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural offerings. Explore its historic center, visit the Musée Déchelette to admire its art collections, and indulge in delicious local cuisine at one of the city's renowned restaurants.
- Saint-Étienne: Located a bit further away, Saint-Étienne is a larger city with numerous attractions. Visit the Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain, explore the historic Quartier Saint-Jacques, or catch a football match at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard. 10. Lyon: Although a bit farther, Lyon is a major tourist destination in France. Known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and world-renowned gastronomy, Lyon offers a plethora of attractions such as the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, Vieux Lyon (Old Town), and the Musée des Confluences.