Gîtes Shamsoka - Haras de Séranon

Both homes are independent, with a kitchen and private bathroom. The 2-Bedroom House covers 60 m² and has two bedrooms; the 3-Bedroom House measures 50 m². Their names therefore reflect different layouts, and the second can accommodate up to six people.

Each house has a terrace and a view of the garden or mountains. The first is equipped with a coffee machine and a flat-screen TV, while the second also has a balcony and a dishwasher. The kitchens include a refrigerator, oven, hob and kitchenware. Both accommodation descriptions mention a shower and hairdryer. The beds vary by house: the first has double beds and a sofa bed, while the second has two large double beds and one double bed.

Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Pets are admitted at no extra charge. Outside, the houses have a terrace; depending on the accommodation, you can also enjoy a balcony and views of the garden or mountains. Board games or puzzles are among the shared facilities.

The kitchens allow you to prepare meals on site. They have a hob, oven, refrigerator, microwave, toaster and electric kettle, as well as kitchenware. One of the houses has a dishwasher. A coffee machine is also available. Each home has a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, toilet paper and hairdryer; bed linen and towels are provided. The indoor areas are equipped with heating and a flat-screen TV.

Séranon is a village in the Pre-Alps, in Alpes-Maritimes, where houses and hamlets are scattered among wooded hills and mountain scenery. The atmosphere is rural, with wide-open spaces and roads winding between villages. Visitors who enjoy panoramas, small heritage stops and trips by car will find a different setting from the Mediterranean coast. The village is also a stop on the Route Napoléon, a route through the landscapes of the Southern Alps.

The Bauroux and Château viewpoints offer views of the surrounding hills. Rouaine Cave provides another way to discover the local landscape, while Clars Waterfall leads to a natural site nearby. Small chapels and religious ruins bear witness to the history of the hamlets. For a longer outing, Grasse is known for its perfumeries and museums dedicated to this tradition. A car is useful for exploring the villages and sites spread across the region; Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport serves as a gateway from major cities.

The seasons bring different colours to the Pre-Alps: summer days are suited to walks and scenic stops, while spring and autumn often offer milder temperatures for travelling along mountain roads. You can plan a day around Séranon, its viewpoints and a neighbouring village, with a break to enjoy the scenery without making several long journeys. In winter, it is best to bring clothing suited to mountain conditions. Heritage enthusiasts can devote another outing to Grasse, exploring its old streets and the history of perfumery.