Crameaux - SAINT-ANDRE

Near Trébas, a charming summer village renowned for its beach and supervised swimming in the Tarn River's clear waters, the gîte is an ideal starting point for exploring the Tarn Valley. Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous trails accessible from the property, winding through forests, valleys, and unspoiled landscapes, including the Bonneval Trail and the Chestnut Tree Trail. Just 10 minutes away, Ambialet is a must-see. This characterful village, nestled on a spectacular peninsula formed by a bend in the Tarn River, captivates visitors with its picturesque streets, its thousand-year-old priory, and its magnificent panoramic views of the valley. It is often considered one of the most beautiful natural and heritage sites in the department. Approximately 40 minutes away, Albi boasts an exceptional heritage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This famous episcopal city is home to the majestic Sainte-Cécile Cathedral, the largest brick cathedral in the world, as well as the Berbie Palace, which houses the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum. Stroll through the streets of the historic center, discover the banks of the Tarn River, the local markets, and the many terraces that bring the heart of the city to life year-round. This renovated farmhouse is attached to another rental property, yet it offers complete privacy thanks to its lack of overlooking neighbors. On the ground floor, the spacious living area combines a dining space, a lounge with a fireplace, and an open-plan kitchen. Three access points provide easy access to the garden from this welcoming room. Upstairs, you will find the bedrooms and a bathroom equipped with a double vanity and a corner bathtub, as well as a separate toilet. - Bedroom 1: one double bed (140x190 cm), storage, and a sofa - Bedroom 2: two double beds (140x190 cm), storage, and an armchair Outside, the former farmyard, once enclosed by the sheepfold and stable, offers a truly charming setting. The charm of an old sheepfold in the Tarn Valley Rediscover the charm of this old sheepfold, renovated with all modern comforts, in a small hamlet overlooking the Tarn Valley, a hilly, mid-mountain region ideal for peace and hiking