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You are in the heart of the Drôme des Collines at Le Grand Serre in a family room on the floor simple but welcoming.

Outside you will see a green landscape full of trees and vegetation. All these views are well appreciated from the large fenced swimming pool, which has an area of ​​ interior garden where there are a few lounge chairs and immediately next to it a small terrace with a picnic area.

You have at your disposal three bedrooms. The first bedroom has a double bed which has two small shelves above decorating the wall. On one side of the bed you will see a window and in front of a office area and other windows. Next to the windows you have a built-in cabinet.

The second bedroom has more or less the style of the first, as there is a double bed located between two small nightstands which carry a small lamp each. On one side, there is a window protected by curtains and next to the window, a comfortable chair. In front of the bed you have a built-in wardrobe.

The third bedroom has a double bed also located between two small nightstands which carry a small lamp each in the company of a small radio. On one side of the bed you have a window and next to the built-in wall cabinet. In front of the bed is a comfortable chair.

There is a extra large bathroom which includes a large walk-in shower, two sinks and a towel bar. The WC is independent.

The meeting room has a fairly large decorated table and chairs in front of a fireplace and some cupboards in addition to a bar in stone.

Right next to the meeting room you have the living room, which has a sofa and two armchairs by combining. In front of the sofa there is a television hanging on the wall and a table with a coffee machine below.

Le Grand Serre is a town located in the Drôme department, on the edge of the Isère and near Beaurepaire and Hauterives. This area has some unmissable charms like the vestiges of the five-door enclosure or La Halle.

You are near the Ideal Palace (Ideal Palace of the Postman Cheval) which is a monument built in Hauterives by the postman Ferdinand Cheval in the 19th and 20th century. This work is masterpiece of naive architecture and naive art, it is classified as historical monuments.

Lentiol is a small village in Isère bordering the department of Drôme. This site had a great influence in the Middle Ages. A notable monument here is the Saint-Andéol Church.

Saint-Clair-sur-Galaure is a French commune located in the Isère department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. It is curious that, historically, the daily Le Dauphiné libéré devotes, every day, one or more articles to the news of the canton and sometimes of the municipality, as well as other information.