Saint Basile: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

The official “Autour de Maisonseule” route is an easy 5.6-kilometre circular hike with a duration of approximately two hours and 189 metres of ascent. It starts and ends at the Info-Rando sign on Place de la Mairie in Saint-Basile. The route follows paths lined with stone walls, passes through typical hamlets and leads to viewpoints overlooking the Doux Valley.

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Nature and Trails

The square by the church of Saint-Basile offers a panoramic view extending far into the distance. The Serre des Trois Croix, Serre des Fourches, Serre de Montourat and Montjay mountains are located around Saint-Basile.

History and Culture

The oldest written evidence of the existence of Château de Maisonseule is the homage paid in 1273 by Raymond de Sahune to the Viscount of Polignac and the Lord of Lamastre. Château de Maisonseule houses a museum dedicated to the history of the château and its inhabitants.

Eglise Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul de Mounens is a 12th-century Romanesque church associated with St-Chaffre Abbey. It was extended between the 15th and 16th centuries. Eglise Notre dame de l'Assomption in Cluac was built in 1179. The church of Saint-Basile has Benedictine foundations dating from 1179.

Atelier galerie – Mosaïques et Luminaires in Saint-Basile displays its mosaic and lighting creations at the studio by appointment.

Surroundings

The wider regional surroundings of Saint-Basile include Ancien Prieuré de Veyrines, a historic site, and Tour de Diane-de-Poitiers, also a historic site. Château de Rochebloine is located there as a ruin. The Artothèque de Valence, a museum considered closed, is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Basile.

Other places: Sainte-Eulalie, Limony, Champis, Berzème, Saint-André-Lachamp, Chomérac, Saint-Sauveur-De-Cruzières, Lafarre

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