Demeure pittoresque en pierres 1741 - 3 étoiles - 12 personnes

Demeure pittoresque en pierres, dating back to 1741, offers a charming stay in Arpenans, featuring a beautifully landscaped garden and accommodation suitable for up to twelve guests. This historic villa, located within walking distance of the picturesque Stade Auguste Bonal, provides guests with free Wi-Fi access, ensuring connectivity during their stay. The property boasts ample free private parking, allowing visitors to easily park their vehicles before embarking on various excursions.

The villa's spacious layout includes four bedrooms, three living areas, satellite flat-screen TVs, an equipped kitchen, and two bathrooms equipped with a walk-in shower. The floor-to-ceiling parquet flooring, fireplace, and tranquil ambiance create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the residence. An outdoor dining area adds to the charm, offering stunning views of the surrounding gardens.

For those seeking entertainment, the villa features BBQ facilities, making it ideal for hosting gatherings and enjoying al fresco meals. Additionally, the well-equipped kitchen ensures that cooking needs can be met comfortably during the stay.

Located just outside of town, the villa is situated near several notable attractions such as Belfort Train Station (approximately 24 miles), which connects travelers to major cities across France. Nearby, Montbeliard Castle (also approximately 24 miles) awaits discovery, providing historical insights into the region’s rich past.

EuroAirport Mulhouse Airport (about 66 miles away) serves as the nearest international gateway, offering easy connections to other European destinations. For those interested in golf, the Château de Bournel Golf Course is just 10 miles from the villa, providing opportunities for leisurely rounds amidst scenic landscapes.

With its combination of historical charm, modern amenities, and convenient location, Demeure pittoresque en pierres offers a perfect escape for discerning travelers seeking a memorable experience in Arpenans.