La Combe de Gabriel

Bright, self-contained Holiday cottage in the Ségala hills, with exceptional panoramic views over the Tarn to the Mountain Noire and the Pyrenees, just a stone's throw from Monestiés and Cordes-sur-Ciel.

Located in the foothills of the Ségala, La Combe de Gabriel is ideally situated for discovering the authentic, unspoilt Tarn region. Just a few minutes from Monestiés, listed as one of France's Most Beautiful Villages for its medieval heritage and famous altarpiece, you're also 15 minutes from Cordes-sur-Ciel, the emblematic hilltop town overlooking the Cérou valley. More broadly, the region invites you to alternate between visits to bastides, farmers' markets, Hiking in the rolling countryside and cultural discoveries around Albi and its impressive UNESCO-listed cathedral. Holiday cottage adjoining the owners' home but not overlooked, set on a puech surrounded by fields where horses graze, offering a rare sense of space and serenity. The open-plan kitchen area is fully equipped with dishwasher, fridge, oven, 4-burner gas hob, filter coffee maker and Italian coffee maker, enabling you to cook comfortably every day. The dining area is laid out around a glass table, and the living room invites you to relax with its sofa. Two illuminated ceiling fans ensure comfort in all seasons. The Holiday cottage does not have a TV or microwave, and features a bright bedroom with a double bed (140 x 190 cm). The bright, spacious bathroom has a shower cubicle, washbasin and washing machine. Outside, you'll enjoy a covered terrace under an arbour with a canisse, ideal for meals in the shade overlooking the panorama. A small private garden completes the ensemble, with garden furniture for your moments of relaxation. This Holiday cottage is particularly suited to those seeking serenity, calm and disconnection. The unobstructed view, the absence of overlooking buildings and the natural environment make it an ideal place for resourcing, contemplative breaks and personal retreats, while remaining close to the major sites of the Tarn.