La Grange Haute, holiday rental in Aubrac

You will be seduced by the feeling of freedom provided by the wide open spaces of the Aubrac plateau. The starry nights, the beautiful sunsets, the colors of the flowered pastures in summer, the immensity of the snow-covered expanses in winter, the friendliness of the people. You will enjoy modern comforts in an old farm. Located at the entrance to the village without direct neighbors and back to the road, you will appreciate the calm of the 360 m² garden and the tranquility of a family stay. The space Located 12 km from Laguiole in a small typical village of Aubrac, tranquility and calm are assured. Perfect for a family vacation. ONLY WEEKLY The main room, with a fireplace, includes a fully equipped kitchen (gas stove, electric oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher). The 3 bedrooms can comfortably sleep 6 people (2 double beds, 2 single beds), and a baby bed is available. A bathroom with shower and two separate toilets complete the equipment of this house. The garden is enclosed: the safety of children is ensured. A small hut (old henhouse) is available for children. An outdoor terrace allows you to eat there in the summer: well shaded (parasol), it is very pleasant. The house is entirely made of stone, which guarantees freshness in summer. Gas heating and fireplace provide cozy warmth on late season evenings and in winter. Linens are not provided. Housekeeping can be provided at an additional cost. There is no internet access. We encourage you to check out the listing on Leboncoin by typing Alpuech. There you will find advantageous conditions. Other things to note My family tree already indicates Bouldoires in this same house from the end of the 17th century. The first is François Bouldoires. A true brotherhood of masters of iron and fire then settled permanently in Alpuech. The forge was here somewhere. Several generations of farriers succeeded each other for a century. Crosses in Sainte Geneviève, Trédou or Florentin still bear the signature of Jean Bouldoires, maréchal in Alpuech. You may also discover the fate of the Auvergnats of Paris who, like my ancestors and many others, fled poverty in the middle of the 19th century to join the capital and settle as coffee makers. You can meditate on the history and legend of J-P Bouyssou, the "thief of Alpuech". Registration Details STR-1400401