Le Four du Chemin des Bois

Independent house with garden, fully equipped.

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A votre arrivée, Comité Départemental du Tourisme de l'Aveyron

Le four à pain dans la cour servant de barbecue, Comité Départemental du Tourisme de l'Aveyron

Coin salon, Comité Départemental du Tourisme de l'Aveyron

Cuisine entièrement équipée, La terrasse du chemin des bois

Le four du chemin des bois, La terrasse du chemin des bois

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Capacities & Services

Capacity6 Person(s), 3 Room(s), 6 Person(s) (maximum)

Languages :

Equipments and services

Baby chair
Baby cot
Barbecue
Dishwasher
Enclosed grounds
Fireplace
Heating
Ménage
Pets allowed
Spa
Sèche linge
TV
Terrace
Washing machine
Wifi / Internet

Equipments and Services nearby

Bar / refreshments (5 km)
Indoor swimming pool (9 km)
Shops (9 km)

Boules (6 km)
Fishing (2 km)
Golf (12 km)
Museum (9 km)
River swimming (6 km)

Opening & Prices

opening times

from 01 april 2023 to 08 july 2023

from 08 july 2023 to 26 august 2023

from 26 august 2023 to 23 september 2023

from 23 september 2023 to 21 october 2023

from 21 october 2023 to 11 novembre 2023

from 11 novembre 2023 to 16 december 2023

from 16 december 2023 to 06 january 2024

Rates

Rates 2023

Weekly Rental Low Season : 380,00€
Weekly Rental Mid Season : 480,00€
Weekly Rental High Season : 680,00€

Methods of payment

Cheque - Holiday voucher - Cash

Location

Le Four du Chemin des Bois
Gaudies
La Bastide-l'Évêque
12200 Le Bas-Ségala
lat. 44.358040 - lon. 2.097864

Contacts

Establishment

Le Four du Chemin des Bois
Gaudies
La Bastide-l'Évêque
12200 Le Bas-Ségala
+33 (0)5 65 29 91 20
+33 (0)6 03 44 02 21
cmsrlacassagne@orange.fr
Website

Information

LACASSAGNE Michel
Les Cabanelles
La Bastide-l'Évêque
12200 Le-Bas-Ségala
+33 (0)5 65 29 91 20
+33 (0)6 03 44 02 21
cmsrlacassagne@orange.fr
Website

To see nearby

Les Martinets du Lézert à La Bastide l'Evêque

Le Bas-Ségala

Les Martinets du Lézert (Groupe)

Le Bas-Ségala

The copper foundries of La Bastide l'Evêque existed in the 14th century and stopped working in the 19th century. The name "martinet" refers to the water powered hammer used in the foundry. Here, copper was beaten out into "coupes noires" (black cups) which were then sent to be finished elsewhere, including to coppersmiths in Villefranche. Today, the Ramonde foundry has been brought back to life by the Martinet Association