The Little Ranch
3608 route de la Colombière
74950 Le Reposoir
Description
On the climb up the Col de la Colombière, above the charming village of Le Reposoir, a cozy, family-friendly chalet in a peaceful setting with breathtaking views of the Almet.
Ground floor: cozy open-concept living area with kitchen, dining area, and living room. 1 shower room, 1 separate toilet.
Upper floor: access to the 2 attic bedrooms via a steep staircase: 1 bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 single bed, and 1 bedroom with 3 single beds.
Flat garden.
Informations
Capacite maximum possible : 6
Nombre salles de bain : 1
Nombre w c : 1
Nombre lits doubles : 1
Nombre lits simples : 4
Surface : 65 m²
Nombre pieces : 5
Nombre chambres : 2
Nombre etages : 2
Numero etage : 0
Tarifs
Week: 560 to 665 € (Winter / Spring : 665€
Summer : 560€).
Minimum stay: 3 nights.
Option: sheet rental: €8 per person.
Tax not included.
Minimum stay: 3 nights.
Option: sheet rental: €8 per person
Ouvertures
All year round daily.
Handicap moteur
The car park is close to the accommodation, 2 metres from the front door when there is no snow. Parking is done in grass, on a slight uphill slope.
Be careful, when there is snow, a car park is done on the side of the road, about 60 meters from the entrance of the dwelling. The owner then clears a pedestrian path to the front door.
A 10cm step is then to be crossed to enter the dwelling.
The front door is 80cm wide. From the inside, a threshold of 3cm is to be crossed to get out. Once inside the dwelling, the ground floor is composed without walking. It is good to know that it is possible to live only on the ground floor: the presence of a convertible sofa, a bathroom, toilets and the kitchen.
The convertible sofa is 37cm high. The living room can be obscured with classic curtains and hand shutters.
The bathroom consists of a shower with an entrance measuring 65cm. The dimensions of the shower are 76cm x 76cm and a 9cm step is to be crossed to get into it.
The bathroom sink is 90cm high.
The passage to enter the bathroom is closed by a curtain and measures 62cm wide. A threshold of 7cm is to be crossed.
To get to the toilet, a threshold of 5cm is to be crossed and the door is 59cm wide. The toilets are at a height of 41cm.
In the living room, the worktop is at a height of 90cm and the table at a height of 70cm under tray (with a central foot).
One floor is accessible via a narrow, steep staircase, equipped with a handrail. The path is 57cm wide. 14 steps are to climb: they are 18cm high and 22cm deep with a threshold of 3cm to be expected.
Access to the first floor closes with a hatch.
The first floor consists of two bedrooms.
The doors are 65cm wide.
One room has three single beds and the other has a double bed and a single bed.
The double bed is at a height of 40cm and the single beds between 45cm and 60cm high.
Rooms can be obscured with curtains.
Don't hesitate to share your needs with the owner before you arrive.
Handicap auditif
You can reserve accommodations by email.
The owner is happy to provide information in writing, even after you arrive.
The owner does not speak LSF.
Please feel free to let the owner know your needs before you arrive.
Handicap visuel
The cottage does not have a picture window.
The interior does not feature particularly strong contrasts and is primarily made of wood.
Service dogs are allowed.
A motion sensor provides lighting along the outdoor walkway.
Please note that since the first floor is under the roof, the ceilings are low.
Feel free to let the owner know about any special needs you may have before your arrival.
Handicap mental
The property is located on the outskirts of the village along a road that has fairly heavy traffic in the summer but very little traffic in the winter. The property is not fenced.
The bathroom door closes with a simple twist latch. The bathroom does not lock; it is simply separated from the kitchen by a curtain. The bathroom faucet is easy to use.
The bedrooms do not lock.
There are no accessible symbols.
Please feel free to let the owner know your needs before your arrival.
