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Welcome to Campestre-et-Luc, a preserved hamlet nestled on the edge of the Cévennes mountains, in the heart of the vast wilderness of the Causse du Larzac. This pretty dry-stone house welcomes you to a unique setting, surrounded by a breeding farm with 45 horses roaming free on over 800 hectares. A total immersion in nature, to be shared with family or friends, in a warm and authentic atmosphere. The house has two comfortable bedrooms: one with a 140 cm double bed, the other with two single beds. Two additional beds are available to complete the accommodation: a sofa bed for two people in the bright veranda, and another sofa bed for one person in the living room. The kitchen is fully equipped (hob, oven, refrigerator, dishes), opening onto a welcoming living area. A functional bathroom with a shower, sink, and toilet completes the interior. The property can accommodate up to 7 people in a simple, warm, and natural setting. Tranquility reigns around the house. A shaded terrace allows you to enjoy meals or a moment of relaxation surrounded by nature, with unobstructed views of the wide open spaces of the Causse. Children can enjoy the swings, and a short marked hiking trail leads directly from the hamlet, perfect for a stroll without having to get back in the car. You are in a rare place here, where you can observe horses roaming freely and in complete serenity. Between the Cévennes National Park and the vast expanses of the Larzac mountains. Many remarkable sites are accessible in less than an hour: the Cirque de Navacelles, La Couvertoirade (ancient Templar city), Montpellier-le-Vieux, the Hérault Gorges for canoeing, the local caves, and the Mont Aigoual Observatory, the last inhabited mountain weather station in France, with spectacular views from the Pyrenees to the Alps. The river is 20 minutes away for a natural swim, and a public swimming pool is about 30 minutes away. In 1.5 hours, you can reach the Mediterranean beaches or the Roquefort wine cellars. Two unique sites are within walking distance of the house: the Régagnas Horse School, a training and ethical riding center, and AGIR Céramique, a workshop-gallery that also offers workshops for ceramic arts enthusiasts. These activities reinforce the unique identity of the hamlet, focused on nature, creation, and sharing. The passionate and discreet hosts will welcome you with simplicity and kindness for a rejuvenating stay off the beaten track. Pets are welcome for an additional fee but must be kept on a leash on the property. We can provide bed linen and towels for a small additional fee.

Experience a unique stay in Campestre-et-Luc, in the heart of Larzac, in an authentic dry-stone house nestled in a small, picturesque hamlet, surrounded by 45 free-roaming horses. Here, nature reigns supreme, the peace and quiet are absolute, and the experience is unforgettable. Perfect for lovers of nature, animals, and heritage, this rental offers a rare and deeply rejuvenating setting. The house, warm and full of character, can accommodate families or small groups in simple and authentic comfort. You'll find everything you need for a successful stay, with a functional kitchen, a pleasant living space, and comfortable bedding. Baby equipment, sheets, and towels can be provided for an additional fee; request at least four days before arrival. Pets are welcome, provided they are sociable with humans and cats, and are not left alone in the accommodation. Outside, the charm of the Causse is immediately apparent. You'll share the grounds with the estate's horses and have the opportunity, by appointment, to go horseback riding or horse-drawn carriage rides with the Cavaliers du Reg. A gentle and immersive way to discover the secret trails of this unspoiled land, nestled between low walls, valleys, and wild scrubland. The grounds surrounding the house invite you to contemplate, relax, and play with the children in complete freedom. Campestre-et-Luc, located between the Cévennes and Grands Causses, is an ideal starting point for exploring the region's natural and cultural wonders. Villages of character, farmers' markets, caves, hiking trails, and historical remains are all within easy driving distance. On site, don't miss the AGIR Céramique workshop, where Ariane Coissieux crafts unique pieces combining practicality and imagination: bowls, wall sculptures, tiles, and Causse elves and fairies, to discover or take home as souvenirs. Complete documentation is available in the house to help you plan your visits. For extended stays, please contact us directly: personalized arrangements can be made. Out of respect for the environment, additional water and electricity consumption may be charged. Between stone, horses, and endless horizons, this house on the Larzac promises an enchanting escape, where you can experience life at the rhythm of nature.