La tannerie de L'alzou,rénovée, climatisé, padirac 15 min

The space

La Tannerie de l'Alzou is a stone house renovated to offer great comfort and modern amenities!
Nestled in the heart of the Causses du Quercy Natural Park, this traditional house occupies an exceptional setting along the banks of the Alzou River in Gramat. Steeped in history, this former 19th-century tannery sits in a unique location, opening onto the clear, refreshing river—perfect for a summer swim.

The Accommodation
La Tannerie de l'Alzou embodies the quiet charm of a timeless retreat, surrounded by nature, stone, flowing water, greenery, and birdsong.
Fully air-conditioned.

Carefully renovated, the house blends historic character with modern comfort:
- Three large, bright, and spacious bedrooms with king-size beds.
- Two bathrooms (featuring two showers and a bathtub).
- A fully equipped kitchen, perfect for preparing fresh market produce.
- A library/remote-work area, ideal for reading and daydreaming.
- A sunny terrace with a barbecue.

You can reach the historic center of Gramat—with its restaurants, lively terraces, and traditional market—in just a 5-minute walk.

La Tannerie de l'Alzou is the perfect starting point for exploring the wonders of the Lot region:
- 10 minutes from Rocamadour, the town clinging to the cliffside.
- 15 minutes from the Gouffre de Padirac (Padirac Chasm)—explore it by boat.
- 5 minutes from the Gramat Animal Park.
- Close to some of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France," such as Autoire, Loubressac, Carennac, and Martel.
- Access to the trails of the Causses du Quercy Natural Park, perfect for hiking or leisurely strolls.
- Not to mention local markets and producers, where you can discover the best of the region's culinary heritage. 3 beds (180 cm) for a good night's sleep
A fully equipped kitchen
A large table with extensions for gathering together
2 superb bathrooms with showers

Guest access

logement privatif

Guest interaction

La conciergerie du Lot gère ce logement

The neighborhood

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