La Fournière de Saint-André

The fournière was the bakehouse where bread was kneaded and baked for the château and its tenant farmers. We welcome you to the château's former tenant farm, built in the 18th century to ensure total self-sufficiency for its inhabitants. We have preserved the spirit of this building and renovated it so that each Holiday cottage retains its original character. The presence of several Holiday cottages makes it possible to meet up with family or friends while remaining independent.

This Holiday cottage, La Fournière, shares the exterior, the Piscine and the gaming room with the other Holiday cottages on site: l'Ostal (G443), l'Estable (G1405), La Bergerie (G1421) and La Fénial (G1422). If you wish to rent all 5 Holiday cottages, this gives you a total of 27 beds.

First floor :
- living room with TV lounge area and fireplace, wooden dining table and open kitchen: microwave, kettle, filter and Senseo coffee maker, toaster, fridge-freezer, gas stove unit with small oven and small dishwasher.
- bedroom with double bed 140x190
- bathroom (shower and washbasin)
- separate toilet

Access to the first floor via a spiral staircase from the living room. The first floor is accessible on one level from the road outside:
- one bedroom with 1 double bed (140x190)
- 2 bedrooms, each with 2 single beds 90x190
- shower room
- separate toilet

Outside, opposite the Holiday cottage, a covered terrace with private table next to the other tables (for the other Holiday cottages), access to the wood-fired barbecue and all with a magnificent view over the valley!
Shared gaming room in the former stables with TV, table tennis, table soccer and board games. Two shared washing machines. You can park on the other side of the Holiday cottage, just a few meters away (no cars inside the accommodation).
Enclosed Piscine, open from April to October, weather permitting, to be shared with the other Holiday cottages on site: 10x5m with a paddling pool step and 1.10 to 1.60 m deep.

Saint-André sits on a rocky spur in the foothills of the Monts de Lacaune, with its 15th-century château overlooking the Tarn valley. The village is surrounded by chestnut woods and crossed by the GR 36. An unspoilt corner of nature. In Alban and Trébas, you'll find small farmers' markets for local produce, and in Trébas a Base de loisirs with supervised white-water swimming and water sports.