House in La Chapelle-Laurent , Cantal , Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

This high quality renovated house set in a beautiful village is ideal for a holiday home or gite. The house is accessed from a terraced area into the large combined lounge and fully fitted kitchen area (48sqm), great for socialising with the family whilst cooking . The three bedrooms, all approximately 14 sqm with shower and WC allowing private facilities for all family and friends. The mezzanine floor is accessed via a spiral staircase, this is a fantastic area (60sqm), ideal for the younger members of the family. Used as a bedroom and play area, great gaming room.
An internal staircase leads to the under-barn that could be converted to more living accommodation with a cellar. There is space to park a car on either the driveway or in the garage. Good access to the rest of France with train station located at Massiac and international airport at Clermont-Ferrand.

The village has a Cantal cheese farm-shop, bakery, bars, restaurant's and active maire. Surrounded by mountains and and forests the area is a great vacation location.
Unknown to many, except the French nationals, the Cantal and Puy-de-Dome are a hidden gem, in the middle of France, with fresh mountain air and un-spoilt landscape. In the Massif Central mountains, the volcanic landscape of the Cantal has created an all year round adventurous activity location, from winter skiing, mountain walks, cycling and climbing. Water sports on the many lakes and rivers including, sailing, swimming, paddle-boarding and fishing in the numerous rivers including the Dordogne river. Cycling whether on or off road, there are choices from famous Le Tour routes over mountain passes, Puy Mary, or the forest trails and mountain descents such as Le Lioran. Cantal is a massive adventure playground, or for a more relaxing stroll around a local lake or park.
Amongst the extinct volcanoes in the Auvergne countryside with peaceful villages, medieval towns and larger cities, they all provide opportunity to sample local cuisine, where the food has come straight from the local farmers and the surrounding land. The local historical places to visit, such as Saint Flour, with its Gothic catherdral and to the south Gustave Eiffel’s magnificent Garabit viaduct, traversing the steep valley of the Truyere river. The ancient village of Salers, one of Frances most beautiful villages, offers practical displays of the countryside, from milking the cows to creation of bespoke knifes. To the south of Cantal the capital of Cantal is found, with festivals and eating out establishments is also the famous for the production of umbrellas, which adorn the streets.

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