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This charming property, formerly a vineyard house nestled amidst vineyards and scrublands, boasts a stunning garden adorned with abundant greenery. These winegrowers' houses were constructed during the golden era of winemaking to provide accommodation for farmers and their families, while also serving as storage spaces for their tools. The architecture of these houses is characterized by their size and decorative elements, with the first-floor windows, designed for habitation, often situated at a considerable height.The reception room, where breakfast is served, seamlessly opens onto a terrace and garden, creating a delightful setting. In the event of rain, this cozy space with stone walls and two vaulted arches can comfortably accommodate all our guests. This room was once a barn, where horses would rest and eat, and farmers would store their carts.
For those seeking a venue for seminars, family reunions, or business meetings, our reception hall is available for rent and can accommodate up to 40 people.
Guests can also enjoy the swimming pool, subject to certain conditions such as respecting other guests and maintaining hygiene standards, as well as the spa, exclusively for adults.
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Experience comfort and style in our contemporary 51sqm cottage, rated 3 stars by Gites de France. With all the necessary amenities, our cottage is the perfect retreat. Nestled within an enclosed garden, you can enjoy the stunning views from the 36sqm terrace, overlooking the garden and swimming pool.Inside, you will find a spacious lounge and dining area, along with a fully equipped US kitchen. The cottage features 2 bedrooms - one with a queen size bed and the other with 2 twin beds. The bathroom boasts a luxurious walk-in shower, and there is a separate toilet for your convenience. With air conditioning throughout, our cottage comfortably accommodates 4 people. Additionally, a sofa bed in the living room can accommodate 2 extra guests.
Guests have access to the swimming pool, subject to certain conditions such as respect for other guests and maintaining hygiene standards. For adults seeking relaxation, our spa is also available.
If you are traveling with a little one, we are happy to provide a cot and high chair upon request.
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Attractions
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert (9 km): A picturesque medieval village located in the Hérault Valley. It is known for its beautifully preserved architecture and the ancient Abbey of Gellone, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Pont du Diable (10 km): Translating to "Devil's Bridge," this ancient stone bridge is an architectural marvel. It spans the Hérault River and offers stunning views of the surrounding natural landscapes.
- Lac du Salagou (18 km): A stunning reservoir known for its vibrant red waters and unique geological formations. Visitors can enjoy various water activities like swimming, sailing, and kayaking, as well as hiking and biking trails around the lake.
- Cirque de Mourèze (24 km): A natural wonder with an otherworldly landscape of limestone rock formations. Visitors can explore the maze-like paths and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Pézenas (25 km): A charming town renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and historic center. Pézenas is also famous for its association with the French playwright Molière, who lived and performed here.
- Montpellier (39 km): The vibrant capital of the Occitanie region, Montpellier offers a mix of historical sites, modern architecture, and a lively cultural scene. Highlights include the historic Place de la Comédie, Montpellier Cathedral, and the Musée Fabre art museum.
- Sète (45 km): A picturesque port town known as the "Venice of Languedoc." It offers beautiful canals, colorful buildings, and a vibrant fishing culture. Sète is also famous for its fresh seafood and the annual water jousting tournament.
- Carcassonne (100 km): A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Carcassonne is a fortified city with a rich medieval history. Its impressive double-walled fortifications and narrow streets make it one of the most iconic tourist destinations in France.
- Nîmes (100 km): Known for its well-preserved Roman monuments, Nîmes offers architectural wonders like the Maison Carrée, the Roman amphitheater (Les Arènes), and the beautiful gardens of Jardins de la Fontaine. 10. Avignon (140 km): A city famous for its Papal Palace, a grand medieval fortress that served as the residence of the Popes in the 14th century. Avignon also hosts the renowned Avignon Festival, a theater and performing arts event held annually in July.