La Ferme Mathys, Vieux Condé. Holiday Rentals & B&B

Description for B&B:

Escape to the tranquility of the countryside with a stay in one of three charming guest rooms at Marie-Paule and Albert's Gîtes de France. Nestled near Mount Peruwelz, just a stone's throw away from Belgium, this idyllic location is only 18 km from Valenciennes and 15 km from the spa town of Saint Amand-les-Eaux. Perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat, you can also explore the nearby farm and witness its daily activities. Enjoy a 10% discount on your stay starting from the third night.

Situated on a farm within the Parc Naturel Scarpe-Escaut, the guest rooms are located on the upper floor of the owners' house. Room 1 features a comfortable double bed (140), while Room 2 offers two single beds (90). Room 3 provides a spacious bed (160/200) and an additional single bed (90) if needed. Each room is equipped with a sink, shower, and toilet. A crib for children up to 2 years old is also available. Guests can relax on the shared terrace, surrounded by the lush greenery of the region. The Black Faces Greenway is conveniently located nearby. The train station is just 15 km away, and there are shops within 2 km of the property.

There are plenty of attractions to explore in the surrounding area, such as the Amaury de Bonsecours leisure center in Belgium (2 km), the spa and Saint-Amand Park (15 km), the majestic Beloeil Castle (18 km), and the charming towns of Onnaing (17 km), Crespin (10 km), Raismes (15 km), Le Quesnoy (24 km), Tournai (25 km), Ath (20 km), Mons (35 km), Lille and Maubeuge (47 km), Douai (50 km), Brussels (80 km), Bruges (100 km), and even Paris (229 km). Access to the A8 and A23 highways from Belgium and Lille is convenient. To find the guest rooms, simply follow the signs for Gîtes de France in Vieux-Condé, then turn left at Water Castle towards Mont Peruwelz; the rooms are located only 2.5 km away.

Built in 1860, the guest rooms were opened in 1989 and underwent renovations in 2013. Marie-Paule and Albert are proud members of the farm Help Network.

Description for Gite

Escape to the tranquility of Marie-Paule, Albert, and Lawrence's farmhouse. Located just a stone's throw away from Belgium and Mount Peruwelz, and a mere 18 km from Valenciennes, this region is a haven for art and history enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the remarkable heritage and be inspired by the prestigious artists that have influenced this beautiful landscape.

Situated on a working farm with cows, poultry, and a variety of crops, this charming 60 sqm cottage is nestled within the scenic park of Scarpe-Escaut Natural. The ground floor features a cozy living area and a fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, you will find a comfortable bedroom with two single beds, as well as a second bedroom with a double bed. The cottage also offers a well-appointed bathroom and a separate toilet. If needed, a cot can be provided upon request.

For your convenience, the cottage is equipped with modern amenities, including a washing machine, microwave, fridge-freezer, and TV. Linen can be hired, and housekeeping services are available. Please note that there is no phone in the cottage, but a cabin is located just 2.5 km away.

During your stay, take advantage of the 9 sqm private terrace and the spacious 564 sqm plot of land surrounding the cottage. Relax on the garden furniture or fire up the barbecue for a delightful outdoor dining experience. Children will love the swing, slide, and shared tennis court. Additionally, the nearby Black Faces Greenway offers a picturesque route for walking or cycling.

Conveniently, shops are just 2 km away, and the Amaury Bonsecours leisure center in Belgium is within a short distance of 2 km. Explore the nearby attractions, such as St-Amand, Beloeil Castle, Valenciennes, and the railway station, all within 15-18 km. Venture further to discover Quesnoy (24 km), Tournai (25 km), Mons (35 km), or even Lille and Maubeuge (47 km). For those looking to explore beyond the region, Brussels is 80 km away, Bruges is 100 km away, and Paris is a 229 km journey.

Built in 1860 and renovated in 2014, this cottage is part of the esteemed Welcome to the Farm network. Join us at Marie-Paule, Albert, and Lawrence's farmhouse for a memorable countryside getaway.