You'll discover an old farmhouse and its outbuildings built of granite stone from quarries that were once exploited just a stone's throw away. You'll be able to admire natural landscapes and magnificent panoramas in an unspoilt natural setting. Jean-Christophe will be delighted to welcome you. Smiling and dynamic, Jean-Christophe likes to add a personal touch to all the work he has carried out, so as to offer you a respectful renovation that enhances the existing heritage of this beautiful region. A lover of folk art, recounting the life of craftsmen and farms in the last century, he will be able to talk to you passionately about the history of the Vosges peasants and show you the many objects and tools he has found at the region's superb flea markets.

Our old Vosges farmhouse dating back to 1850 has been completely renovated and decorated in an original style that will surprise more than one visitor. The rooms are full of charm and will bring you serenity, cocooning and softness. We have used mainly local materials. The wood comes from Vosges sawmills, and the Vosges granite and sandstone from nearby quarries. Many objects characteristic of the Vosges heritage and traditions are on display. Jean's farm is located 20 minutes from the ski area, at the gateway to Alsace, in the heart of the Ballons des Vosges nature park. The site is ideal for walking, hiking, cycling, fishing and swimming (leisure centre 10 minutes away), not forgetting cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. For gourmets and gourmands, the gastronomy and local produce are not to be outdone and will complete your stay wonderfully.

A real cosy nest perched at 850 m, in a green setting in the heart of the Massif, in the Ballon des Vosges park. La Ferme de Jean is an imposing old building dating back to 1850, which we have carefully renovated, harmoniously blending the old and the new in a chic country style for added comfort. Located at the gateway to the ski area of La Bresse (10 km, Gérardmer 20 km). Enjoy a wide range of activities (skiing, snowshoeing, hiking) and local produce.