La Ferme de la Condamine

La Ferme de la Condamine offers three rooms and an apartment with a terrace. The double rooms accommodate two people and have a private bathroom, a terrace and views of the garden and mountains. One measures 25 m², the other 21 m²; their sleeping arrangements differ, with a double bed in the first and a very large double bed in the second. The 31 m² triple room accommodates three people and has one single bed and one very large double bed.

For a family or group of friends, the 55 m² apartment can accommodate five people. It comprises two bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen and a terrace with views of the garden and mountains. A refrigerator, kettle and kitchenware are provided in the apartment. Terraces and views are shared features of the accommodations, while the apartment stands out for its separate spaces and facilities for preparing meals.

La Ferme de la Condamine provides free private parking on site. Wi-Fi is free in the shared areas. The family rooms and apartment can accommodate different types of groups, while all accommodations have tea and coffee-making facilities. Breakfast is available to guests; whether it is included in the rate is not specified here. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

The accommodations have outdoor spaces with furniture and dining areas, as well as a terrace. Depending on the room you choose, you will find a private bathroom, a private entrance or interconnecting rooms. The apartment is on the ground floor and has a kitchen with a refrigerator, kettle and kitchenware. Towels, bed linen, a hairdryer and toiletries are also provided. Advance booking is required to have dinner at the property; the apartment's kitchen facilities also let you prepare meals.

Saint-André-de-Rosans is a village in the Baronnies Provençales, set among valleys, hills and small rural communities. The area suits travellers who prefer country roads and outdoor activities to large urban centres. The surroundings alternate between open spaces, hamlets and villages where you can discover historic architecture and local life on a small scale.

The Priory of Saint-André-de-Rosans is a heritage site close to the village. Further away, Rosans offers a stop in a Baronnies market town, while the Tour Carrée and the Château de Lesdiguières recall the history of nearby communities. Walking trails and country roads let you explore the landscape on foot or by car; a vehicle makes it easier to travel between the villages and scattered sites. The surrounding hills also attract walkers looking to spend a day on mountain trails.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks when temperatures are milder. In summer, you can plan an outing in the morning, then take a break in the shade during the hottest hours. Markets and stops in neighbouring villages can round off a day of exploring without requiring a packed itinerary. For a heritage visit, combine the priory with a walk around the village; for an outdoor outing, choose a route suited to your ability and the conditions that day. In this rural setting, it is worth planning travel and meals in advance, especially if you want to have dinner at the property.