Maison Cha-ri-va-ri
Chez
Thomas Pellerin
Thomas Pellerin has breathed new life into this 19th-century residence perched above the Allier River, Maison Cha-ri-va-ri, combining chestnut parquet floors, Volvic stone tiles, and arty touches. A peaceful haven, surrounded by antiques, flea market finds, and swimming in the river.
Like the end of the world... Sure, this village in Auvergne is a little far from everything, but isn't that the main attraction of this pretty Maison Cha-ri-va-ri, with its blue shutters overlooking the Allier River? Here, thanks to the energy, courage, and touch of madness of Thomas Pellerin, this late 19th-century bourgeois house has been revamped while retaining its chestnut parquet floors, Volvic tiles, fireplaces, and even some woodwork. It has taken a few steps aside with kilims and a few colorful accents, in short, it has been transformed into a warm haven of peace, furnished with antiques and bric-a-brac, not to mention a well-balanced arty touch. Direct access to the river via the garden; some people even swim there...
3 good reasons to go
- for the charm of this village tucked away in a bend of the Allier River
- for the countless excursions, walks, visits, and discoveries in the surrounding area
- for the charm and unspoiled spaciousness of this residence
2 suites and 2 rooms starting at €76. The entire house can be rented, with 4 reception rooms, 9 bedrooms or suites, and 6 bathrooms, accommodating up to 15 people.
To get there by train?Nearest TER train station: Brioude (about 25 km) Nearest mainline train station: Clermont-Ferrand (about 100 km)
Maison Cha-ri-va-ri
20, rue du Pont, 43380 Lavoûte-Chilhac
Haute-Loire, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
