"Lou Aubrac" cottage on the outskirts of Aubrac

This Greenkub studio is attached to the owner's house, it is completely independent. Built in 2020, it is modern with all the necessary comforts. Facing south, you benefit from ideal sunshine and in the shade of an apple tree. You will be in the middle of the small village "Le Mas" with many hiking trails in the surrounding hills. You will have a Wi-Fi connection, a parking space and a private garden around the Greenkub. The space This cottage consists of three rooms: - the main room of 20 m2 which includes a sitting/dining area and a kitchen area - the bathroom with shower, sink and toilet - the 10 m2 bedroom upstairs (with a 160 cm bed) overlooking a very pleasant balcony terrace for breakfasts or dinners in the shade of a large apple tree. Guest access Entire place Other things to note The Lou Aubrac chalet in Lozère: a tourist haven at the gates of Aubrac According to the information available, the Lou Aubrac chalet is a modern studio of the "GreenKub" type (ecological and compact model, built in 2020), independent and adjoining the owners' house. It is located in the small peaceful hamlet of Mas, in the municipality of Saint-Laurent-de-Muret in Lozère. This Lozère village is nestled in the middle of rolling hills, facing south for optimal sunshine under the shade of an apple tree, with a private garden offering views of the garden. With an area of about 30 m² on two levels (accessible by a miller's ladder), it offers cozy and modern comfort: a fully equipped kitchenette (fridge, coffee machine), a living room area with sofa bed for 2 people, a bedroom with double bed, a bathroom with shower and hairdryer, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, free Wi-Fi, and a terrace to relax outdoors. It is ideal for a couple , accepts pets, and multilingual hosts (German, English, Spanish, French, Italian) offer amenities such as madeleines, infusions and coffee capsules. Travelers particularly appreciate its cleanliness, comfort, Zen atmosphere and the warm but discreet welcome from the owners – rated 9.4/10 for the location by couples. Why is Lou Aubrac a must-see tourist spot? Lozère, one of the least populated departments in France, is a paradise for lovers of green tourism and escape. The Lou Aubrac chalet is located just at the gates of the Aubrac plateau, a region with grandiose landscapes classified as a Regional Natural Park, where the endless meadows, burons (traditional stone farms) and herds of Aubrac cows evoke an atmosphere of the "French Far West". Its proximity to the A75 motorway (a few minutes away) makes it an ideal stop for travelers, while offering immediate immersion in authentic rural France. Here's what you can discover and do there, starting from your chalet: • Hiking and nature at your fingertips:
The hamlet of Mas is surrounded by marked trails leading to the peatlands of Aubrac, the panoramic views of the hills and the paths along the rivers. A 10-15 minute drive away, explore the nearby Cévennes National Park, with its beech forests, wolves and tawny vultures. In winter, the ski slopes of Mont Lozère (30-40 km away) attract snow sports enthusiasts; in summer, pick mushrooms or observe the wildlife (deer, chamois). The four glacial lakes of Aubrac, such as Lake Saint-Andéol near Marchastel, offer breathtaking hikes around ancient craters transformed into serene waters. All year round, enjoy mountain biking, fishing or simply misty sunrises on the plateaus in autumn. • Iconic sites nearby: • Déroc Waterfall (15-20 km): An impressive 30-meter waterfall plunging into a basaltic amphitheater, perfect for picnics and photos amidst wildflowers. • Les Loups du Gévaudan (20-30 km): In Sainte-Lucie, this park immerses you in the legend of the "Beast of Gévaudan" with more than 200 wolves to observe – ideal for history enthusiasts and families. • Pic de Mus (nearby): A basaltic chimney in the heart of the plateau, offering exceptional panoramic views from its summit. • Nasbinals (15 km): A charming medieval village with its Romanesque abbey and cheese factories to taste aligot (mashed garlic and melted cheese) or Roquefort. • Mende (40 km), the prefecture: Stroll through the Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours Cathedral and its cobbled streets for a cultural touch. • Gorges du Tarn (1 hour drive): Vertiginous cliffs for canoeing or intense hikes. 
Other pearls include the Château de la Baume (25 min), the Route des Lacs or the burons d'Aubrac. • Activities and wellness:
Enjoy the chalet terrace for a picnic overlooking the hills or fish in the nearby streams. The Aubrac is a spot for horseback riding, mountain biking or wellness courses. In this chalet the bedroom is upstairs and we must point out two things: 1- The staircase is a miller's staircase, you have to be careful when climbing, you have to lower your head on the last steps 2- the ceiling height of the room does not exceed 1.80 meters.