Adorable little independent house on the hill

Enjoy the charming setting of this accommodation in the heart of nature (but with WI-FI), a nice corner of paradise. (see: ruby269.wixsite. com/my-site-yello?) ​YELLO is a small, completely independent house located in the countryside, with car access and private parking. Possibility of Long Term stay (September to June ONLY water and electricity consumption in addition to the rental price, to be paid directly to the owner.)Linens are not provided. 160 cm bed, 120 cm sofa bed. The space Yello is equipped with Wi-Fi and consists of a large living room-bedroom-dining area-kitchen, a separate bathroom with shower and sink, with a cabinet and a closet, a separate toilet. The kitchen is equipped with an induction cooktop, oven, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, a washing machine, an Italian coffee maker, an electric kettle, a toaster, a vacuum cleaner and various household utensils. Guest access The accommodation is located on a small road just 1.5 km from the National 953 and 6 km from Lauzerte, a medieval village ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, an essential stop on the Camino de Santiago. Lauzerte has a supermarket, pharmacy, bakery, cafes and restaurants. Located in the heart of the lower Quercy, the accommodation and the tiny village of Montagudet are located in a region rich in history, monuments and medieval villages. You can indulge in the joys of local and rural tourism (visits, summer entertainment, many markets), various and varied activities such as swimming, horseback riding, sailing, mountain biking, walking or walking on the Way of St. James. 15 km from Yello is the city of Moissac, the 1st tourist destination in Tarn-et-Garonne. It owes this place to its exceptional heritage, first of all to the Romanesque portal and cloister of the 12th century abbey. Both are classified as World Heritage Sites under the Compostela routes. The site of Moissac, which also includes the Deux Mers canal, the Tarn river, religious and civil buildings of all eras, as well as houses rebuilt after the 1930 flood, earned Moissac the classification of "Grand Site Occitanie" by the Regional Council. Other things to note Ideally located for walks in the surrounding countryside, the accommodation is built along a walking path that leads for example to the hamlet of St Rémy with its adorable chapel and especially its multi-century oak. For walkers, various marked hiking trails allow you to visit the neighboring villages. The hilly landscape offers magnificent views with even, on a clear day, a view of the Pyrenees.