Villa Fr5199

Description

This beautiful home has a modern design which perfectly contrasts the spectacular surrounding landscapes.
You can look deep into nature as you gaze out to the valleys, giving you a sense of clam that continues as you move inside to the vast living space of this air conditioned villa.
Sliding doors open out from the impressive living-dining room, enabling you to step out onto the decked terrace.
Here you will find a swimming pool, perfect for spending a lazy or preparing a feast on the barbecue.
A 15 minute walk along the banks of the River Tarn will take you to the owners delightful hotel.
Here you can make the most of the private river beach, swimming pool and massages.
Children are welcome at the hotel’s restaurant, or enjoy a cocktail at the bar.
Set on the edge of the Cevennes National Park, the diverse and wild landscape of this region will take your breath away.
Wonderful hiking opportunities are on offer in the Gorges du Tarn, or make the most of the river where you can explore some of the deepest gorges in Europe via a canoe or kayak.

Villa Interior (250m2)
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living-dining room (80m2) with well-equipped kitchen including dishwasher, American style fridge, induction hob, Nespresso machine and toaster. Doors opening up to terrace and pool
- Laundry room
- Bedroom (14m2) with double/twin bed, TV and ensuite shower room
First Floor
- Master bedroom with TV, dressing room and ensuite bathroom with bath and walk-in Italian shower
- 2 x bedrooms (13m2 each) with double/twin and TV
- Shower room
Outside Grounds
- Heated swimming pool (9mx4m) with safety alarm
- Pool house with shower and WC
- Al-fresco dining terrace
- BBQ gas grill
- Garden
- Private parking
Facilities
- Air-conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Satellite TV
- Washing machine and dryer
- Bathrobes and slippers
- Hairdryer

This villa is set in the Aveyron department, near the border with Lozère. This is on the edge of the Cévennes National Park, in the the Grands Causses Regional Park, an area filled with outstanding scenery and stunning natural landscapes.
Guests have use of the facilities at the owner’s hotel, located approximately 1km away (a 2-minute drive or 15-minute walk) on the banks of the Tarn river. This includes use of the hotel swimming pool (from May to October), the private river beach and the hotel bar. Guests can also dine in the hotel’s restaurant (open most evenings each week and Sunday lunchtime, closed Mondays except June to September); it’s also best to book ahead. Guests with a fishing licence are permitted to fish by the hotel’s riverside and the hotel also has a canoe for guests to use.
In a little hamlet with a rural setting, Dans La Nature is just over a kilometre away from the nearest small village where you will find a small grocery store and a couple of restaurants.
The nearest main town is Millau (21km) with larger supermarkets, a wider choice of restaurants and facilities. It has an amazing bridge over the Tarn river (a great spot for paragliding!) as well as many fascinating historical highlights and beautiful architecture. Head to the morning market at Place des Halles (Wednesday to Sunday) to buy some of the wonderful regional produce and there are also special markets on summer evenings to look out for.
Closer to home, there are further places to hire canoes and kayaks near the villa and some wonderful day trips available along the river exploring some of the deepest gorges in Europe. Hiking is incredibly popular across this region with many trails leading directly from the villa through the outstanding Grands Causses Regional Park where you can gaze at the remarkable plateaus across the diverse landscapes. The hotel can arrange for a guide to accompany you on a specialised walking itinerary for either a half-day or full-day excursion.
Other sports available across this region include climbing, natural water sliding, para-gliding and bungee jumping. Millau is a great place to find many of these amazing activities as is Sainte-Enimie (35km) in the heart of Les Gorges du Tarn.
Indeed, Sainte-Enimie is known to be one of France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ where you can explore pretty lanes and beautiful old architecture such as the Romanesque church and Benedictine monastery. Other pretty villages to discover across Les Gorges du Tarn include Pougnadoires (28km), Saint-Chely-du-Tarn (30km), Castelbouc (42km) and Montbrun (46km).
Other amazing places to visit are Sublime Point (20km) where you’ll discover some of the most breath-taking views of the region and the fascinating caves at Aven Armand (23km), accessed by funicular railway, where you will be guided through the amazing stalagmites, beautifully lit up. Further amazing natural wonders can also be found at Chaos de Montpellier-le-Vieux (14km) where you can see hectares of dolomite rocks in all sorts of unusual shapes and sizes (another great place for walking).
Castle lovers should head to the medieval ruins at Chateau de Peyrelade (7km) in a stunning setting with amazing views and often hosting summer activities and re-enactments.