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Located on the ground floor of a former stable on a farm, Gite de la Ferme is a fully independent flat suitable for a maximum of 3 people. Spanning approximately 70m2, this flat offers the following features:- 1 bedroom with a double bed measuring 140×190 cm
- 1 small bedroom (7m2) with a single bed measuring 90 x 190 cm
- Spacious living room with the option to add an additional single bed for separate sleeping arrangements
- Compact yet functional kitchen equipped with a deep-freeze fridge, electric stove, microwave, dishwasher, and more
- Bathroom with toilet facilities and a washing machine
- Furnished with high-quality antique furniture
Guests also have access to a shared fitness room. The flat has a private entrance facing south, accompanied by a garden complete with barbecue and garden furniture. Additionally, there is direct access to the lane leading to the nearby river. Private parking is available.
Situated a short distance southeast of Orleans and north of Sancerre, at the eastern end of the Valley of the Kings, Gite de la Ferme is conveniently located just 150 km south of Paris. It is situated on the banks of the river Loire, between Gien (known for its bone china factory) and Briare (home to the famous Canal Bridge).
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The destination is located on D.952, which is sign-posted along the road, approximately equidistant from Guien (4km) and Briare (4km).
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| Apartment | 1 | 155 | 280 | ||||||||||||
| Holiday Home | 3 | 240 | 320 | non | |||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Gien: Located in the town of Gien, this impressive castle dates back to the 15th century. It is known for its architectural beauty and houses a museum featuring a collection of hunting and fishing weapons. Visitors can explore its magnificent gardens and enjoy panoramic views of the Loire River.
- Pont Canal de Briare: This historic canal bridge is a remarkable engineering feat and a major tourist attraction in the town of Briare. Built in the late 19th century, it spans the Loire River and connects the Canal de Briare with the Canal latéral à la Loire. Visitors can stroll along the bridge, admire its intricate design, and witness the passing boats.
- Maison des Deux Marines: Situated in Briare, this museum is dedicated to the history and heritage of canals and river navigation. It showcases various exhibits related to canal construction, boat models, and traditional navigational tools. Visitors can learn about the importance of waterways in the region and gain insight into the local maritime culture.
- Château de Saint Brisson-sur-Loire: Located about 8 kilometers from Briare, this charming castle offers a glimpse into medieval history. It features a well-preserved fortress with fortified walls, towers, and a drawbridge. The castle also hosts interactive displays, including medieval-themed activities and exhibits about medieval warfare.
- Maison des Emaux et de la Mosaïque: Situated in Briare, this museum is dedicated to the art of enamel and mosaic. It showcases a wide range of intricate enamel works, mosaic tiles, and contemporary artworks. Visitors can explore the exhibitions, attend workshops, and even create their own enamel or mosaic pieces.
- Musée des Deux Marines et du Pont Canal: Located in Briare, this museum focuses on the construction and history of the Canal de Briare and the Pont Canal. It offers informative exhibits, photographs, and artifacts related to the canal system, highlighting its significance in the region's industrial development.
- Rocher de la Vierge: Situated near the town of Gien, this natural site offers breathtaking views of the Loire River. It features a rocky promontory topped by a statue of the Virgin Mary. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to reach the viewpoint and appreciate the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscape.
- Château de Sully-sur-Loire: Located approximately 40 kilometers from Briare, this Renaissance castle is a must-visit attraction. It is one of the most remarkable fortresses in the Loire Valley, known for its grand architecture and beautiful gardens. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, admire its impressive collection of art, and stroll through the well-maintained grounds.
- Musée de la Mosaïque et des Émaux de Briare: This museum, situated in Briare, showcases the art of mosaic and enamel, with a focus on the works produced by the renowned Briare enamel factory. Visitors can admire a wide range of mosaic and enamel creations, learn about the manufacturing process, and discover the history of this unique art form. 10. Château de La Bussière: Located around 20 kilometers from Briare, this picturesque castle is renowned for its stunning gardens and a remarkable fish museum. The castle's interiors are beautifully preserved, showcasing period furniture, tapestries, and artwork. Visitors can also explore the extensive gardens, which include a large pond and a variety of plant species.