The Little House with Three Gables: The Charming "Blue Cedar" House

Beautiful, fully renovated 2-room cottage for 2 to 4 people, featuring a separate bedroom, shower room, and bathroom; a brand-new, fully equipped kitchen; a sleeper sofa; and a large, private outdoor terrace. Quiet location. Stunning view. Bicycles and mountain bikes available.

The “Cottage des 3 Pignons” is a holiday rental consisting of two sections: the “ Le Cèdre Bleu,” which sleeps up to 4 people, and the “Le Tilleul” section, which sleeps 6 people (Vrbo reference AB 2051952 ), for a total capacity of 10 people when both units are combined.
The property is located in a typical village in Seine-et-Marne, 60 km south of Paris, at the starting point of hiking trails. This village is well-known among rock climbers from around the world, and the region is rich in culture, castles, and historical heritage.....
The “Blue Cedar” section was historically an outbuilding of the farmhouse. This two-room unit has been completely redecorated and furnished to accommodate up to 4 people and offers all the comforts you need to enjoy your leisure time worry-free during your stay.
You’ll love our setting, with unobstructed views of the countryside stretching as far as the eye can see on a 3,000 m² property, and your private terrace.

The forest invites you to take beautiful walks, and there’s no shortage of activities… we provide 6 mountain bikes and regular bikes for your use.
We’re located in the village of Noisy-sur-École, in the Massif des Trois Pignons (Fontainebleau National Forest), near Rocher Cailleau and the “Chemin des 25 Bosses”—a trail familiar to hikers and climbers from across France and Europe.
The nearest town is Milly-la-Forêt, home to Jean Cocteau’s residence, the Chapel of Saint Blaise des Simples, decorated by Jean Cocteau, who is buried there, and *Le Cyclope*, a monumental sculpture built in the forest by Jean Tinguely in collaboration with many other artists. You’ll also find the National Conservatory of Medicinal Plants in Milly-la-Forêt.
You can also enjoy the “2 Vallées” aquatic centre or try your hand at tree-top adventure courses. It will be very easy and enjoyable to stock up on supplies in the village thanks to the wide variety of shops, and to discover the region’s specialities, as well as explore the local bistros, brasseries, pizzerias, and restaurants.
Nearby: Cultural opportunities abound, including historical tours of the castles of Courances, Fontainebleau, and Vaux-le-Vicomte, as well as artistic excursions to Barbizon—the village of painters—or Moret-sur-Loing…Home to the first landscape painters and founders of the Impressionist movement, Barbizon was home to about a hundred artists in 1875.
In Thomery: Rosa Bonheur and her animal paintings—by visiting her house-museum, which has remained intact since her death, you’ll gain insight into the personality of this world-famous woman.
Samois-sur-Seine and Django Reinhardt:
For over twenty years, Île du Berceau has hosted the “Django Reinhardt” jazz festival, as it is located just a stone’s throw from the house where he lived and spent his final days. The Gypsy guitarist (1910-1953) is buried in the village cemetery.
Dannemois and Claude François’s Mill:
, which you can visit along with the cemetery—his grave is sure to move you…
If you don’t have time to see everything, please feel free to come back; we’ll always be happy to welcome you.

Sofia and Fabrice.