2-star chalet in a green setting with a view of the Romanesque Abbey

Small chalet of 60 m2 nestled in the wild and mystical valley of Murbach, in the Guebwiller valley, at the foot of the Grand Ballon.

It is an independent gîte in a peaceful location, surrounded by greenery with a view of the Romanesque Abbey.
Facing south.
Restaurant overlooking the medieval garden close by.

4 kilometers from the wine route, the Alsatian vineyard and its typical villages such as Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé named the most beautiful villages of France or, if you want to take the height, the crest route awaits you, by car or on foot.

Colmar and its Unterlinden museum, Mulhouse and its automobile and railway museums are around 30 km away and the famous Haut-Koenigsbourg castle is around 60 km away. Switzerland and the Black Forest in Germany are around 60 km away.

Also ideal for hiking, walks in the Vosges and mountain biking circuits: the Grand Ballon and its stubble, the forest, its flora and fauna and the small Ballon lake nestled in the heart of the mountain. The markup for the Club Vosgien is omnipresent and you will see their signs a few steps from the chalet. An IGN map and tourist documentation is available.

In December, the typical Christmas markets of Colmar, Mulhouse await you and in winter the small family resort of Markstein will allow you to discover the joys of snow, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

The chalet is located 40 m from the small rue du Belchental and offers two private parking spaces. Altitude: 450 m.

Upstairs, an entrance, a bright living room with a convertible sofa for two people, a double bay window overlooking a beautiful terrace facing south and sheltered, an equipped kitchenette for 2 to 4 people, a bathroom with shower, sink and WC.

Electric barbecue.
Television, WIFI and a fixed telephone line.

On the ground floor: a bedroom for two people with sink, internal spiral staircase.

Capacity from 2 to 4 people

Note the private macadam access road of approximately 40 m on a steep slope. These 40m are impassable by car in snowy weather, but it is possible to do them on foot.