Rural French Holiday Home in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Please quote code 97959 in all correspondence.
- Accommodation: Gites, Holiday Homes
- Board basis: Self Catering
- Holiday type: Countryside
- Sleeps: 8
- Bedrooms: 4
Facilities available
Wheel in shower
Wheelchair access
Wheelchair ramps
Hoists available
Electric bed
Grab rails
Shower chair
Ground floor facilities
Profiling Bed
Description
NB: This property is already fully booked for summer 2024. Book now for 2025!
A fully adapted holiday home with a private heated swimming pool for a maximum of 8 people, including up to 4 wheelchair users. This house is specially designed for people in wheelchairs to enable them to go on holiday with their family, friends, carers or in a group.
Facilities
Adaptations and equipment
- All the doors of the house are 100cm wide
- The windows are 75cm above the ground
- The sockets are 90cm high
- No thresholds in the house
- Single-hand mixer taps in the kitchen and bathrooms
- Thermostatic shower mixer
- Wheel-in shower
- Folding wall supports in shower and toilet
- Electric folding shower stretcher
- Self-propelled shower/toilet chair
- Electric patient lift
- Bedpan
- Portable urinal
- One pair of safety guards for the high/low beds
- High/low beds
- A trapeze lift fitted with a triangle grip for the high/low beds
- Wheelchair-accessible sink and hotplate
- Private heated swimming pool with a full access ramp with railings on both sides
- Raised toilet seat
- The house is completely step-free
- The floor is completely smooth throughout all the rooms and onto the terrace
- Rollator
- Inflatable pressure relief mattress
- One pair of crutches
Area information
The house is located within the rural village of La Brousse and is part of the community of Augerolles. Augerolles is in the Auvergne region, which is also known as the “lungs of France” and has a very diverse landscape with dramatic scenery. There are many different landscapes to see such as: volcanoes, forests, plains, mountains and valleys. Very often it’s a wild unspoilt area. The Auvergne gets its name from the Gallic people of Arverni. Vercingetorix was their King during the Roman invasion.
Information last updated: 16/02/2024 11:26:50