Gîte l'Encrier

Entire rental unit in Piégros-la-Clastre, France

4 guests
1 bedroom
2 beds
1 bathroom

Rated 4.95 out of 5 stars.

85 reviews

Hosted by Danielle

Superhost
3 years hosting

Listing highlights

Great check-in experience

Recent guests loved the smooth start to this stay.

Beautiful area

Guests love this home’s scenic location.

Valley view

Soak up the view during your stay.

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The Gîte de l'Encrier, an eagle's nest hanging on the foothills of the perched syncline of the Saou Forest.
You will stay in an independent accommodation within the family farm.
Numerous hiking loops possible from the accommodation, both on foot and by mountain bike. Swimming in rivers...
Ideally located to radiate towards the south and its more Provençal climate or towards the mountains and valleys of Vercors, havens of freshness in summer.
Don't forget to taste my jams made on the farm.

The space
The cottage has a terrace with panoramic views of the Drôme Valley and Piegros Castle.
The bedroom has a 140 x 190 cm bed and a large built-in closet.
A sofa bed in the main room can be converted into a second 140 x 190 cm bed.
For young children, possibility of baby bed, high chair, 90 x 190 cm mattress as extra bed.
The heating is electric on the ground with an electric towel dryer in the bathroom.
The kitchen is practical with its 4-burner gas stove and electric oven (+ microwave) and a gas plancha is available on the terrace.

Guest access
You will arrive on the north side of the farm.
The cottage is located below the parking lot. Access is via a stone staircase or a gently sloping path.
The terrace and entrance to the cottage are independent and not overlooked.

Other things to note
This charming cottage is an integral part of the Bourbousson Farm.
The main activity is the cultivation of red fruits, nuts and chestnuts reserved for processing into jam (sold on site).
You will certainly meet Apaloose, Ibiza, Gamine and Douce, my 4 sheep who maintain the surroundings of the farm.
Six hens also supply the farm with fresh eggs and, depending on the season, good vegetables from the vegetable gardens...
Your pets are welcome, but they will have to be closely monitored so as not to disturb all this small livestock...
It is strongly discouraged to feed the animals at the risk of making them sick and please also do not open the fences. If you'd like to visit the animals, please let me know beforehand.