House in the upper part of the village of le Sauze overlooking the Serre-Ponçon Lake. Rural gîte with mansard roof and private entrance on first floor of owner's (a farmer) property. Access on first floor via staircase. Kitchen (microwave) opening onto small balcony with very nice view of the lake. Sitting room, TV socket, shower-toilet. One bedroom (1 double bed). Private exterior space with garden furniture, barbecue. Wood heating. Cot available. Numerous activities: boat trip on Serre-Ponçon Lake, Lake museum-cinema, Marmottes mountain, Embrun swimming lake. In summer the restaurant in the village is open.
Accommodation themes
- GITE ON THE FARM
- The Parpaillon massif
Number of people : 2 persons
Number of room : 1 room
Surface : 35 m²
Altitude : 1050 m
Pets : Allowed (free)
Internet : No
domestic equipment
- Microwave oven
- Washing machine
- Child reads
- Television
outdoor facilities
- Enclosed ground
Services
- Tenancy of sheet
- Linen rental bed 2 places (/ week)(8.00 € for the stay)
Leisure and amenities
- Bathing :4 km
11 km- Horse riding :15 km
- Climbing :12 km
11 km- Fishing :4 km
- Forest :0,5 km
- Downhill skiing :21 km
- Cross country skiing :21 km
- Hang gliding :15 km
- Windsurf :4 km
- VTT :4 km
Themes of your stay
- GITE ON THE FARMThe Alpes du Sud is a land of contrasts, bathed in light and sun. Over the years the inhabitants have developed their produce with Mother Nature's bounty. Farmers and breeders invite you to explore their country, share their passion for their work, follow their daily activities according to the seasons, and taste their products stemming from an agriculture allying tradition, quality and modernity. They will take the time to pass a moment with you, helping you to listen to and understand this world that they respect and maintain.
- The Parpaillon massifThe Parpaillon massif is the massif of the ubaye Valley. It marks the separation between the Hautes-Alpes and the Alpes de Haute-Provence. It extends Lac de Serre-Ponçon, the Col de Vars. The best-known peaks include the great Parpaillon (2990 m), the great Berard (3046 m) or even the great Morgon (2327 m) which dominates the Lake of Serre-Ponçon.
