Le Panier Bio de Noé

Just 20 minutes from the Toulouse ring road, discover a unique haven nestled between organic orchards and the wild banks of the Garonne River. This unusual wooden cottage, eco-built with passion by its owner Eric, promises you an unforgettable stay combining authenticity, comfort, and nature. Imagine yourself lulled in a hammock under canvas, with a private jacuzzi within reach, surrounded by fruity scents and the murmur of the nearby river. This independent cottage, bathed in light, is nestled in the heart of an organic farm, where persimmons, figs, pears, plums, and apricots ripen with the seasons. Eric will share his passion for organic fruit growing and can accompany you in fruit and vegetable picking. The Garonne River, accessible on foot from the cottage, offers a natural swimming area, popular in summer for its wild charm. For walkers and cyclists, the Way of St. James (Via Garona) passes right here, between wooded trails and typical villages. Other places to discover: Rieux-Volvestre (15 min): a medieval town labeled "Petite Cité de Caractère" (Small Town of Character), discover its cathedral, Romanesque bridge, and half-timbered houses. The village of Saint-Sulpice-sur-Lèze (12 min): stroll through its narrow streets lined with plane trees and admire its listed church. The markets of Carbonne and its water sports center (8 min) or Montesquieu-Volvestre (18 min): taste local products and enjoy the local atmosphere. The Muret leisure center (20 min): water sports, treetop adventure park, and children's play area. Single-story vacation home: living room (basic kitchen, dining area, and sitting area), sleeping area separated by a curtain (1 double bed (140x190cm) and desk), and shower room/WC, also separated by a curtain. Electric heating in each room. Washing machine in the storage room. The owner's utility room is located on the plot; the owner will notify you if they need to work there during your stay. Awaken your senses and recharge your batteries in a wooden chalet with a jacuzzi, in the heart of the wild nature of Volvestre, on the legendary route of Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle, 35km south of Toulouse