Cottage for 13, patio, near Pilat Park, pets allowed, parking

At the entrance to the Pilat Regional Natural Park, Le Coq comprises two adjoining cottages converted from a carefully renovated stone barn. With 240 m² spread over three levels, this spacious holiday rental accommodates up to 13 people and can be extended to 19 with an additional bedroom. The original materials—exposed stone, beams, and warm wood—create an authentic atmosphere combined with modern comforts.

The first cottage features a large 55 m² living area with a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and lounge, complemented by two bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor.

The second cottage has a 40 m² living room with an open-plan kitchen and lounge area, as well as three additional bedrooms. The two cottages are connected by a pleasant 12 m² patio.

In total, five bedrooms offer a layout suitable for families and groups of friends, with twelve single beds (90 cm) and four double beds (140 cm). Two bathrooms, a bathtub, four toilets, free Wi-Fi, dishwashers and washing machines, supplementary wood-burning stoves, a terrace, a barbecue, and parking for five vehicles complete the amenities designed for a comfortable stay in any season. The property is not fenced. Located on the edge of the Pilat Regional Natural Park, this holiday home enjoys a privileged location for a true escape. Just steps from the door, hiking trails invite you to explore the rolling landscapes of the massif, between forests, meadows, and remarkable panoramas. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the geocaching trails, climbing sites accessible within a few kilometers, and fishing spots located nearby.

Exploring the region continues with a visit to the Maison des Tresses et Lacets (House of Braids and Laces), a testament to the rich local textile heritage, or by sampling the local flavors offered in the surrounding farm inns. The cottage's location also allows for easy access to Saint-Étienne and Lyon, offering a variety of experiences combining nature, culture, and gastronomy. In the heart of the Loire Valley and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, this property combines authenticity, tranquility, and a warm welcome to provide a rejuvenating stay in any season.

The price includes: - Utilities (heating, electricity, gas, and water)
Please note that excessive consumption may result in an additional charge.

The price does not include: - Cleaning fee
- Bed linen and towels
Semi-detached house, Bedroom and WC on the ground floor, Television, DVD player, Mobile phone, Internet access, Washing machine, Dishwasher, Microwave, Freezer, Sofa bed, Stove, Barbecue/Griddle, Extra bed, Baby equipment, Wi-Fi, Terrace, Pets allowed, Farm, Private entrance, House.

Optional extras payable on site:
Cleaning fee (optional): €110
Single bed linen (optional): €8
Double bed linen (optional): €9
Towel rental (optional): €3
Weekend rental of extension 1: €45
Weekly rental of extension 1: €90

Property managed by a professional. Unless stated, services such as cleaning, bed linen, towels etc. are not included in the price of this rental. If pets are allowed (information in the advertisement), charges may be applicable.
Only equipment mentioned in this advertisement are present. Equipment not mentioned are not considered to be present. Unless there is an electric charging station in the accommodation, charging electric vehicles is prohibited.



Your host:
Over 20 years ago, we decided to change our lives and join the family farm. We were driven by the desire to be part of sustainable agriculture, respectful of the environment and close to the consumer.

Today, our farm, which focuses heavily on direct sales, supplies five farmers' markets with poultry and poultry-based prepared products, as well as dairy products. We also cook our own products for the menu at our farm-inn. Our business provides employment for 10 people, all thanks to small, human-scale operations. We can say we've achieved our goal!

But we don't stop there: a few years ago, we partnered with neighboring farmers to create a methanization unit to transform our animal manure into natural gas. Less greenhouse gas, renewable energy for the stove, less odor—it's a win-win!

Our gîtes also reflect this commitment to sustainability and community: they have given a second life to former farm buildings and allow us to welcome many visitors with whom we enjoy building relationships. We love hosting our guests and sharing good food with them (we have a real sweet tooth!).
Finally, we are both deeply involved in representing our profession, advocating for our ideas and those of our colleagues, and working, in our own small way, towards a sustainable and equitable future.