Comté de Calhoun : locations de vacances avec brasero

The Chalet at Hall Farms

Tucked away in the heart of nature, our 650-square-foot chalet offers a one-of-a-kind luxury camping experience that perfectly blends rustic charm with modern comfort. Perched on a wooded hillside, this secluded retreat overlooks a peaceful expanse of rolling pastureland, where cattle and horses graze freely. With sweeping views of the farm below and the forest all around, it’s a haven for those seeking quiet, connection, and a touch of adventure. There is also many unique experiences here!

Lake Getaway Minutes from Town!

***This Cozy Lakefront home upstairs apartment with private entrance is the perfect retreat to relax and unwind on the Coosa River. Boat launch and pier is in your backyard! Fisherman's dream! Perfectly situated on Neely Henry Lake approx. 3 miles from Coosa Landing by boat, minutes from dining and shopping! Beautiful large kitchen, Huge 1 br 1 bath. Enjoy the hot tub, fire pit, go fishing off the dock, or cook out on your screened in porch! Peddle boat and kayak available upon request

Rustic Relaxation. Recently Renovated!

Get away from it all when you stay under the stars. This very spacious and newly renovated modular home awaits up to 8 guests looking to get away from the hustle and bustle. Chill out on the oversized deck. Beautiful spacious kitchen equipped for a large family. Minutes away from Otter Creek Farm & Distillery, Oak Meadows Wedding Venue, Talladega Speedway, Silver Lakes Golf, JSU, Neely Henry Lake, Coosa River, 90 minutes from ATL 60 minutes to B'ham. 20 minutes to Anniston or Gadsden.

Tammy’s Cozy Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Tammy’s Cozy Cabin is located minutes from Jacksonville and Piedmont, AL. It is close to biking, hiking, and horse trails. Jacksonville State University football, softball, and basketball. There are also wineries, museums, and kayaking. You can sit on the front porch or around the fire-pit and listen to the sounds of nature. It is located on the owners property but is secluded by trees. It had its own drive and self-check in.

Creekside Cottage

If you love nature you will love Creekside Cottage overlooking Choccolocco Creek (the 3rd largest creek in the US). It is close to Anniston and Oxford, Cheaha State Park, CMP, hiking, fishing, biking, kayaking, dining, sports facilities, theaters, museums, etc. Amenities include WiFi, Smart TV with You Tube TV, Amazon Prime, and Netflix., Foosball table, gas grill, and fire pit. No parties. We don’t charge cleaning fees or have checkout chores.

Cozy & Cheerful 2 bedroom home with a tank pool!

The whole group will enjoy easy access to everything from your choice dining to quality shopping from this centrally located place. 18 miles from Jacksonville Al , 4 miles to Oxford, Al and 26 miles to Mt. Cheaha! Also only Blocks from the hospital and minutes to Downtown Anniston! As a reminder this home is a NO PET listing, you will be subject to an extra charge for cleaning if your bring a pet, thanks !

Choccolocco Retreat

Located on 7 acres in the beautiful Choccolocco Valley with gorgeous views of the Appalachian Foothills. In addition to lovely interior decor, outdoor spaces include patio with grill, covered area, and adjacent wildlife area/walking. The bedrooms are located on the second floor and accessible by stairs. The home is located adjacent to my home.

Copper Creek Cabin

Come relax in a creekside cabin, at the foothills of Duggar Mountain. Copper Creek Cabin is located near Piedmont, Jacksonville, and Oxford, AL. Whether you are here visiting Jacksonville State University, the Chief Ladiga trail, hiking, kayaking, or off-roading, you can find yourself relaxing in a cozy cabin at the end of the day.

Cottage on the Coosa The Lakeside Getaway

Jeremiah 17:7-8 7 “But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit.”