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Wolter Veltema9, Rue De Marfontaine
Chevennes
02250
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Experience tranquility in the idyllic countryside at The Farmhouse, a historic dwelling that dates back 300 years. Immerse yourself in nature as the garden teems with vibrant wildlife and melodious birds. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and find solace in this serene retreat. Perched atop a hill, The Farmhouse offers breathtaking views of the charming village below. The picturesque surroundings boast rolling hills where local farmers diligently cultivate their crops. Just a short bike ride away, you'll discover a vast National forest, perfect for exploration. Inside The Farmhouse, the ground floor comprises a welcoming hallway, a spacious kitchen, a delightful dining room, a cozy lounge, and a library for those seeking literary refuge. Ascend to the first floor, where six comfortable bedrooms await, accompanied by two separate toilets and two separate showers, including one equipped for disabled individuals.Reviews
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Attractions
- Château de Guise: Located in Guise, approximately 15 km from Chevennes, Château de Guise is a magnificent Renaissance castle. It offers guided tours where visitors can explore its grand halls, lush gardens, and learn about its historical significance.
- Familistère de Guise: Situated in Guise as well, the Familistère is a unique social housing complex built by industrialist Jean-Baptiste André Godin in the 19th century. It combines apartments, communal spaces, and a theater, providing insight into the utopian vision of social reform.
- Saint-Quentin: A picturesque town located approximately 20 km from Chevennes, Saint-Quentin offers a charming old town with beautiful architecture, including the stunning Basilica of Saint-Quentin. Visitors can also enjoy strolling along the canals and exploring the local markets.
- Musee de la Thiérache: Situated in Vervins, around 25 km from Chevennes, this museum showcases the regional heritage and history of Thiérache. It houses a collection of artifacts, including traditional costumes, historical objects, and works of art.
- Le Familistère de Guise: Another interesting attraction in Guise, Le Familistère is a UNESCO-listed housing complex designed by Jean-Baptiste André Godin. It features a museum that showcases the history of social housing and the philosophy behind the project.
- Ailette Golf Club: Located in Cerny-en-Laonnois, approximately 30 km from Chevennes, Ailette Golf Club offers a picturesque setting for golf enthusiasts. The 18-hole course is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including a lake, and provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience.
- Laon: Situated about 40 km from Chevennes, the historic town of Laon is famous for its impressive medieval architecture. The Laon Cathedral, perched on a hilltop, is a must-visit attraction. Visitors can also explore the narrow streets, ancient walls, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Chemin des Dames: Located around 45 km from Chevennes, Chemin des Dames is a historical site and memorial dedicated to World War I. It offers a scenic drive along a ridge, with various monuments, trenches, and cemeteries that pay tribute to the soldiers who fought in the area.
- Château de Pierrefonds: Situated in Pierrefonds, approximately 60 km from Chevennes, this fairy-tale-like castle is a popular attraction. It was restored by the famous architect Viollet-le-Duc and offers visitors the chance to step back in time and explore its impressive architecture and beautiful surroundings. 10. Compiègne: Located about 70 km from Chevennes, Compiègne is known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes. The town boasts a stunning imperial palace, the Château de Compiègne, which hosts a museum showcasing art and historical artifacts. Visitors can also enjoy the nearby Compiègne Forest, perfect for nature walks and picnics. Please note that distances mentioned are approximate and may vary depending on the route chosen.