Completely renovated former farm outbuilding built out of local stone, comprising: ground floor: - dining room (seats 6 + high chair) and living room with wood-burning stove (firewood is provided free of charge) - fitted kitchen - bathroom (bath/shower), sink and wc - large utility room with washing machine, deep-freezer and washing line upstairs: - a double room with a double bed (140/200): duvet, pillows and bed linen supplied - a triple room with single beds: duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied outside: - Large lawn enclosed by a large number of trees - Patio in front of the cottage - Shed where the firewood, the barbecue, bins, etc. are stored - Ample parking The cottage has all mod cons to ensure you have a pleasant, comfortable and relaxing stay: - Central heating in every room + lovely wood-burning stove in the living room area. Even when it is extremely cold outside, the wood-burning stove manages to heat up the whole house extremely quickly by itself, without the need to put the central heating on. - Living room/dining room: CD/DVD player, flat screen TV with satellite subscription to TV Vlaanderen (with access to English-speaking channels), DVDs, games, comic...

It is in Waillimont, in a place full of charm and history that we invite you to spend pleasant moments. The reception is very careful. On arrival, the beds will be made, the household linen (kitchen and bathroom) will be at your disposal,... We welcome you to a former farm outbuilding, which was operated by my grandparents. A little history - Waillimont (Mount Wallia): Dependency of Saint-Médard, extending over Orgeo; 17th and 18th century forges, exploiting iron extracted in the region - Jean-Mathieu de Marchant bought the domain of Biourge and built the forges of Waillimont in July 1693 - In 1748 (?) Jean-Louis de Gerlache, squire, lord of Gomery, became the owner. - In 1773, Jean-Louis sold the Waillimont site to his son François, who then took the name «de Waillimont» to distinguish himself from his older brother. - Later, Gerlache's family exploited the iron ore on his land there. ... - In 1980, a property (called Château de Waillimont) was built nearby, on part of the Waillimont domain. - In 2018, the castle was acquired by Michel Boreux and his wife.

Whatever the season, Waillimont and its surrounding area have lots to offer, including: - cross-country - ski trails, - footpaths and mountain biking trails, - deer walks, - picking mushrooms, daffodils, lily of the valley, - forest walks and hiking trails, - cabins village, - markets selling local produce, - fishing, tennis, horse-riding, - shops - local and gastronomic restaurants, - animal reserve, - euro space center, - underground visit of an old slate quarry - Bouillon castle