Le Gîte du Vallon de France

Nestled in a peaceful, green valley, this charming and bright cottage is perfect for a rejuvenating stay. Located just 13 km from Bourg-en-Bresse, it's a delightful retreat. In the Revermont region, at the foot of the first foothills of the Jura Mountains, the cottage is located in a hamlet 2 km from the picturesque village of Meillonnas. Beyond its reputation for its 18th-century earthenware, the village boasts a castle, a church with remarkable frescoes, and old half-timbered houses with a winemaking past. 6 km away, Treffort is a medieval town worth visiting. In Bourg-en-Bresse, you can admire the Royal Monastery of Brou and the Apothecary's Shop. Whether you're a hiking, mountain biking, treetop adventurer, a fan of water sports like stand-up paddleboarding or canoeing, or simply looking for cultural discoveries, the cottage is the ideal starting point for all your excursions. Hiking trails depart from the cottage. You're a 10-minute walk from the Col de France. Now let's discover your future vacation spot. Step through the door and let yourself be enveloped by the charm of this old family farmhouse, completely renovated to accommodate up to 6 people. Single-story cottage with a bathroom and separate toilet, adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Beams and exposed stone give the cottage a rustic and warm atmosphere, with a touch of modernity. The large, bright kitchen, open to the living room, is designed to encourage interaction. The cottage has two beautifully decorated bedrooms, offering a perfect balance between natural materials and modern touches. One bedroom has a king-size bed or two 90x200cm beds, and a second bedroom has a king-size bed or two 90x200cm beds and two 90x190cm bunk beds. In the sunny courtyard, come share a meal, relax, or play games, and enjoy this green valley. Electric heating included. Underfloor heating and radiators in the bedrooms. An open courtyard, garden, and parking are available. In a large family property, adjoining the owners' parents but not overlooked.