Occitanie, near Albi, in a former agricultural estate, with swimming pool

Even if historically we do not have a very busy past, that we are not a usual holiday resort, the fact remains that our country of Ségala (country of rye) presents an interest only by its climate of southern type (2150h of sunshine and 106 days of precipitation per year).
You will be able to discover its characterful villages, its museums and its regional products (pâtés, foie gras, goat, sheep or cow cheeses, Gaillac wine… ..) These products you can taste during hikes (150km of walking tours , 200km of signposted bike routes). You can also travel the Ségala by car on country roads and visit the sites of the discovery circuits (stroll of the minor peasants, botanical path, water path, crusader valley path ...).

House from 1852 renovated in an old agricultural area of the 19th century, in the countryside, in a quiet area, outside Valdériès, a small Tarn village. We can accommodate in this cottage of 120m² up to 5 people. On the ground floor, the kitchen is fully equipped: dishwasher, oven, microwave, coffee maker, fridge-freezer, washing machine, iron, living room with color TV, 3-seater sofa and 2 armchairs, Godin wood stove colonial type
Upstairs, a bedroom with 3 single beds, another bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 baby bed, bathroom with shower, separate WC.

High speed ethernet access is available in the parents' room and wifi throughout the accommodation.
Closed outdoor area with 150m² garden and 30m² terrace with barbecue as well as a play area for children. An above-ground wooden swimming pool of 6m70 by 4m, open from June to September, is to be shared with l'Oustalou and possibly the owners.
Sheets and towels are provided. End of stay cleaning is included in the price. Pets are allowed after agreement. We accept holiday vouchers.
Possibility to rent per night from 3 nights. Long stays possible at decreasing rates as well as recovery of VAT for companies.

It is a starting point for visiting the mine museum in Carmaux, Cap Découverte (mining site transformed into a vast leisure area), the town of Albi, listed as World Heritage by Unesco, the bastides and the Gaillac vineyards. , Aveyron with its cellars in Roquefort, its Millau viaduct ...