Vacation rentals in Clot di Boulard

Casot d'la Brignera (Brignera Lodge) CIR00107600001

Casot d'la Brignera, small... small house in the countryside totally renovated as it was "once upon a time"... ideal for spending weekends in peace and tranquility, walking in the woods on gentle or challenging paths, a stone's throw from the Orrido located in the Leccio Special Nature Reserve. Yes, just a stone's throw from the house you can enjoy climbing, via ferrata, hiking of all levels on foot or by mountain bike, you can visit historical monuments and, why not... go to the restaurant...

Experience a Medieval Hamlet in Piedmont

Featured on "House Hunters International" join Sam & Lisa from 'Renovating Italy' at the Loft Apartment. Enjoy a memorable stay! The Loft Apartment is the perfect location for exploring the pristine Val Pellice. The Loft Apartment is easy walking distance to local restaurants, cafes, & stores in the village. An authentic rural setting yet only an hour from Turin. Unwind, meet the locals, & experience the seasons. Enjoy our hospitality... Bring your enthusiasm and some sturdy boots. Ciao!

comfortable cottage at the lake and at the Sacra di San Michele

In a village where tranquility abounds, private parking is available below the house, ideal for those who love walks and life in the countryside - the park - the lakes - at the beginning of the path that leads to the Sacra di San Michele - Stables below the house - The train station is a 5-minute drive away In the house you'll find: +parking + recently renovated studio apartment + bathroom with shower and washing machine + kitchenette with microwave and coffee +amazing views +guest care

Caserme House

entire place for 2 guests it is located in a village 2 km from the village center, close to the Agnelli property and the beautiful church of San Pietro in Vincoli inhabited all year round 30 km from the ski slopes of Prali and 40 km from Sestriere ski slopes 10 miles from Pinerolo and 50 from Torino ideal for relaxation or for a starting point for endless walks or mountain-bike rides Take a break and rejuvenate yourself in this peaceful oasis.

Loft 29, bright attic of 85 sqm with terrace

Brand new attic of about 85 square meters. Very bright with large windows and a terrace for exclusive use with mountain views of about 25 sqm. It has a large living area with kitchen, air conditioning, breakfast island, sofa bed (double). A large bedroom with air conditioning (with the possibility of an additional single bed) with direct access to the terrace and a bathroom with shower and washing machine. Here you will find all the basic cooking necessities.

Damigiana-style

Accommodation located at the foot of the Sacra di San Michele very close to the beautiful lakes of AVIGLIANA. It is located in the small ancient hamlet of Bertassi where you can buy local products and a very good traditional bread. This is a completely new accommodation composed as follows: SLEEPING AREA 2 independent rooms with built-in bathroom and balcony LIVING AREA kitchen, living room and a beautiful balcony where you can spend relaxing moments

Comfortable and efficient studio apartment,

Relax in this quiet space in a central location. View of the town below, very close to all the services and activities of the area. Open garage available on request. Excellent point for visiting the valley and in winter for skiing both in Sestriere (40km) and Prali (30km). Many cyclists find the town strategic for organizing tours. Ideal base for reaching trekking tours. The capital Turin is 50km away, reachable in a few minutes

Le Rosier

Spacious loft situated in the ever green San Germano, located between Turin and the Olimpic Valleys. The loft is the top floor of the main house where the landlady lives. The flat, 60 Sq mr. with independent access, includes an open space kitchen, bathroom, double bed, and a spare double sofa bed. Form the house and the village direct access to tracking paths and bike rides.

stone and wood chalet with fireplace

The name of this place is "Pierre's nest." Pierre's nest is named after Pierre Ribet who built this house in the early 1800s with his father Jacques. Protestant Waldensians, then considered heretics, were therefore isolated here. Not only did they build this house, but also the nearby houses and drywalls for the cultivation of these impervious lands.