Tiny House - Slow life en pleine nature

Nestled in a green oasis in the heart of the village of Roulans, your tiny house becomes a haven that invites you to live to the rhythm of the sun and the moon. Under the stars, start with a fireside vigil with the sweet taste of roasted marshmallows. A sweet memory that marks childhood and will remain a highlight of your adventure. In the morning, wake up to the singing of birds: titmouses, goldfinches, blackbirds accompany you. The space The tiny house is an unusual little nest, and that's what gives it all its charm, but its special features are worth mentioning beforehand, so that the stay really suits you. You sleep in two mezzanine spaces, which are accessed via a ladder without a handrail. Once at the top, it's a real cocoon: you lie down there more than you sit, with about forty to fifty centimeters above you. It's cozy and a bit childlike, provided you're comfortable climbing and squeezing into a low space. The tiny house is designed for alert and mobile visitors; if climbing a ladder or confined spaces bother you, this is probably not the ideal retreat for you. As an ecological choice, the tiny house is not air-conditioned. Facing southwest, it can get hot in the late afternoon in summer: a fan awaits you, the windows open wide to cool you down at night, and a shade sail is being installed for hot weather. Here, we live to the rhythm of the seasons and the light: the coolness of the morning, the warmth of the day, the calm of the evening. It's this slight shift that makes the stay so charming. Guest access The Tiny House is located at the entrance to our property. A cocooning outdoor space has been specially designed for you. You can also walk around if you wish. Other things to note Wi-Fi is not currently available directly from the accommodation. It can be used outdoors only. However, 4G works normally. The Tiny House is not air-conditioned, by ecological choice. For hot weather, it is equipped with a fan, and the bedroom windows open wide to cool the air during the night. Its southwest exposure still makes summer evenings hot: we are gradually working on an outdoor, natural shade for the days with the most exposure.