Gîte Les Pampilles

Furnished accommodation and Gîtes
Old building

Elevation : 750m

3030 chemin de la Montagne, 05700 Sigottier

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A small, recently renovated, independent house. Ideal to spend unforgettable holidays in nature with an exceptional view, space, and charm.
Capacity: 6 to 8 people.

From the terrace, you can enjoy the sunrise while having your breakfast or sunbathe on the deck chairs, children can play in the nearby meadow.
Or, you can have a convivial moment in the lounge, with an exceptional view of the valley.
Perfect to spend unforgettable holidays…
A large lounge with a wood stove, a big arched bedroom with a double and two single beds, a mezzanine bedroom with 3 single beds, an equipped kitchen, bathroom, shower and separate WC, terrace.
Appliances : dishwasher, washing machine.
Electric mountain bikes can be lent.
Internet 4G.
Pampilles are the name of the wattle hanging from some goats' necks.

At Ferme de la Montagne, Bernard raises angora and cashmere goats. His wife Catherine transforms their wool.

In these bucolic surroundings, a small stone house shelters a warm and comfortable gîte. It's called "Les pampilles", the name given to the skin formations that hang from the goats' necks. It can accommodate up to 7 people. From its terrace, the sunrise over the mountains is a daily spectacle.

Catherine organizes tours of the farm, entitled "From fleece to pelota". The surrounding area offers a wide range of excursions. You can opt for hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding.