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La Fount offers two charming properties for a memorable stay. La Maison, a beautifully restored traditional stone house, boasts breathtaking views of the Pyrenees and its own private entrance. The house features original stone walls, wooden beams, and authentic furniture, creating a cozy atmosphere complemented by a wood-burning stove for winter holidays. With three levels, the ground floor showcases a unique reading room nestled within the mountain, along with a shower room, washing machine, and a separate toilet. Ample storage space is also available.On the first floor of La Maison, a comfortable kitchen/dining/sitting room awaits, complete with a stereo, plenty of reading material, and games for entertainment. The large airy bedroom on this floor offers stunning views of the village tower and mountains, furnished with a double bed adorned with inlaid walnut and a spacious single sleigh bed. The top floor hosts another double bed and an en-suite shower room.
As for La Grange, this spacious two-storey building is the perfect romantic retreat for two. With a vivid mountain view and a split-level private terrace accessed through its own entrance, La Grange offers a cozy ground floor with two sofas, a wood-burning stove, a stereo, and an abundance of books. The kitchen/diner provides all the necessary appliances, including a washing machine. The romantic bedroom on the upper floor features a solid oak double bed, a seating area, a vaulted ceiling with wooden beams, and a spacious en-suite with a shower and toilet.
At La Fount, we prioritize a television-free experience as there is so much to enjoy. Please note that due to the presence of steps, our properties are not suitable for wheelchairs or individuals with mobility issues. However, children are more than welcome, and we can provide a cot upon request. Unfortunately, we do not accept pets.
Our pricing includes electricity, all charges, wood for the stoves, luxurious bed linen (excluding the cot), towels, toiletries, a barbeque, a picnic basket, and a generous starter pack. This allows you to travel light and avoid making stops at shops along the way.
As a special touch, we always leave a few complimentary luxuries for our guests to enjoy.
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Directions
To reach Montoulieu, take junction 13 on N20 towards Andorra, located south of Foix. Carcassonne and Toulouse airports are both approximately an hour's drive away.
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- Château de Foix: Located in the town of Foix, this medieval castle is perched on a hilltop overlooking the Ariège River. It is known for its well-preserved architecture and offers visitors a chance to explore its towers, dungeons, and the Museum of Ariège inside.
- Parc de la Préhistoire: Situated in Tarascon-sur-Ariège, this prehistoric park takes visitors on a journey back in time, showcasing life during the Paleolithic era. Visitors can see life-sized reconstructions of prehistoric animals, visit interactive displays, and learn about the region's rich archaeological history.
- Grotte de Niaux: Located near Tarascon-sur-Ariège, this cave is renowned for its prehistoric cave paintings. Guided tours allow visitors to explore the well-preserved artwork, which dates back over 14,000 years, and learn about the history and significance of the site.
- Les Forges de Pyrène: Situated in Montgailhard, this open-air museum showcases traditional crafts and activities from the Pyrenees region. Visitors can watch blacksmiths, potters, woodworkers, and other artisans at work, and even participate in hands-on workshops to learn traditional skills.
- Parc de la Préhistoire de Tarascon: This archaeological park in Tarascon-sur-Ariège offers a unique opportunity to experience prehistoric life. Visitors can explore reconstructions of prehistoric houses, observe demonstrations of ancient techniques, and even try their hand at throwing spears or making fire.
- Les Forges de Pyrène: Located in Montgailhard, this museum offers insight into the traditional crafts and trades of the Pyrenees region. Visitors can observe demonstrations by blacksmiths, potters, and other artisans, and even participate in workshops to learn traditional skills.
- Château de Montségur: Situated near the village of Montségur, this medieval fortress is perched atop a rocky hill. It is famous for its association with the Cathar heresy and the Cathar stronghold that was besieged and eventually fell in 1244. The castle ruins offer stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
- Grotte de Bédeilhac: Located near Tarascon-sur-Ariège, this cave system is known for its impressive stalagmites and stalactites formations. Guided tours take visitors through various chambers, revealing stunning underground landscapes and providing insights into the geological history of the area.
- Circuit de l'Enclos des Jacobins: In Foix, visitors can explore the well-preserved remains of an ancient Dominican monastery known as the Enclos des Jacobins. The site features a Romanesque church, beautiful cloisters, and a peaceful garden, offering a peaceful and historic ambiance. 10. Pont du Diable: Located near Foix, this ancient Roman bridge spans the Ariège River and is surrounded by picturesque natural scenery. It is a popular spot for picnics, walks, and photography, offering a peaceful retreat in nature. Note: Please double-check the opening hours and availability of attractions before visiting, as they may be subject to change or have specific seasonal schedules.