Le Grand Pont de Gaud

At the crossroads of three départements, Allier, Puy de Dôme and Loire, close to the Livradois Forez regional nature park, you'll discover this old stone barn renovated in the spirit of sustainable development and respect for the environment.

In this unspoilt corner of the Loire, lush green meadows, forest trails and rolling horizons invite you to escape as soon as the sun rises. Here, nature lovers enjoy the close proximity of hiking and mountain biking trails, while families appreciate the diversity of activities on offer, from Fishing to Mountain activities in winter and summer alike. At the crossroads of three départements and at the gateway to the Livradois-Forez Regional Nature Park, this vacation home is fully in keeping with the authentic spirit of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The attentive welcome of the owners and the ecological commitment of the site reinforce the feeling of a responsible and rejuvenating stay, ideal for an extended weekend or a green vacation.

Nestled in an old stone barn that has been completely renovated, this character-filled address boasts 172 m² of warm, welcoming space, divided between two independent Holiday cottages that can be combined to comfortably accommodate up to 11 guests. Each features a bright living room with fully-equipped kitchenette, a convivial lounge and bedrooms spread over two levels, offering a total of five rooms with four double beds, three single beds and a baby bed. Three bathrooms with showers and three WCs guarantee comfort for all, while an accessible room on the first floor makes it easy to accommodate people with reduced mobility. Natural materials such as wooden floors and lime and hemp plaster create a healthy, soothing atmosphere. Outside, each Holiday cottage opens onto a private terrace and dedicated grounds, and a common room with board games, ping-pong table and washing machine completes the package for practical, convivial vacations. Holiday cottage "Le Pont de Gaud I" n°3032 can accommodate people with disabilities, and has been awarded the Tourism and Handicap label.