Holiday home - Marche-en-Famenne - La Ferme aux Moines
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The Ferme au Moines in Humain, built of local stone, was operated by Rochefort Abbey until the start of the last century.
The farm goes back more than four centuries. The surrounding valleys and varied landscapes makes this place ideal for hiking and cycling.
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Main benefits of the lodgings
- Garden
- Terrace
Fees
| Weekend, all year | € 450,00 |
| Week, all year | € 850,00 |
New year’s eve
| Week (7 nights) | € 1 660,00 |
Belgian Bank holiday weekend
| 3 nights | € 910,00 |
| 4 nights | € 1 160,00 |
Christmas
| Week (7 nights) | € 1 660,00 |
Additional costs
| Guaranty | € 400,00 |
| Cleaning | € 66,00 |
| Tourist tax (per night/per person) | € 1,15 |
Fees
| All-inclusive | 24,00 € - 29,00 €/n. |
Availabilities
Details
| Lodging size | 260 m² | ||
| Number of bedrooms | 4 | ||
| Number of bathrooms | 2 | ||
| Number of levels | 3 | ||
| Rooms of lodging | 1 Sitting room | 1 Dining room | 2 Bathrooms |
| 3 Toilets | |||
| Indoor appliances | Hairdryer | Open fire | Radio |
| Television | Wi-Fi | ||
| Electrical appliances | Coffee machine | Coffee maker | Dish washer |
| Freezer | Iron and ironing board | Microwave | |
| Mixer | Oven | Refrigerator | |
| Washing machine | |||
| Outside appliances | Barbecue | Garden | Terrace |
| Setting | Beside the fields | Detached dwelling | In a village |
| In the countryside | |||
| Baby | Baby bed | Baby chair | Changing table |
| Parking | Bicycle space | Motorbike Garage | Private parking |
| Animals accepted | No | ||
| Smoking allowed | No |
Location
Rue de Thys, 38
6900 Humain (Marche-en-Famenne)
6900 Humain (Marche-en-Famenne)
Tourist information
Nearby activities
- Bakery 3.7 km
- Train station 4.0 km
- Shops 3.5 km
- Pharmacy 3.5 km
- Bus stop 0.2 km
The owners
Guido JACOBS & Ellen DE WILDE
Hello, my name is Guido, but people also like to call me Guy.
When we first saw this 400-year-old farmhouse on the estate of the Abbey of Rochfort, we fell in love with it instantly. As soon as we could, we bought it and began working on its renovation. Every idea involved keeping as much of its original charm as possible with respect to traditional methods. One of our first thoughts was that we wanted to make this joyful setting available to others who like the nice things in life, otherwise known here as “bon vivants”. We want all our guests to return home with a little part of this farm in their hearts.
When we first saw this 400-year-old farmhouse on the estate of the Abbey of Rochfort, we fell in love with it instantly. As soon as we could, we bought it and began working on its renovation. Every idea involved keeping as much of its original charm as possible with respect to traditional methods. One of our first thoughts was that we wanted to make this joyful setting available to others who like the nice things in life, otherwise known here as “bon vivants”. We want all our guests to return home with a little part of this farm in their hearts.
