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This charming property was once a vineyard house, nestled amidst vineyards and scrublands, boasting a stunning garden adorned with vibrant foliage. These houses were originally built during the golden era of winemaking to accommodate farmers and their families, while also serving as storage spaces for their tools. The architecture of these houses is characterized by their size and decoration, with notably high windows on the first floor, designed for habitation.The breakfast area, which doubles as a reception room, opens directly onto the terrace and garden, offering a delightful setting for guests. In the event of rain, this cozy space with stone walls supported by two vaulted arches can comfortably accommodate all our guests. This room was once a barn, where horses rested and ate, and farmers stored their carts.
Additionally, the reception hall is available for rent, making it suitable for seminars, family reunions, business meetings, and more, with a capacity to accommodate up to 40 people.
Guests can enjoy the swimming pool, subject to certain conditions such as respecting the tranquility of other guests and maintaining hygiene standards. Furthermore, the spa facilities are exclusively for adults.
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Welcome to our contemporary-style cottage, spanning 51sqm and boasting a 3-star rating from Gites de France. Designed with your comfort in mind, our cottage is equipped with all the necessary amenities. Nestled within an enclosed garden, it offers breathtaking views of the 36sqm terrace, the garden itself, and the inviting swimming pool.Inside, you will find a spacious lounge/dining room, a fully equipped American-style kitchen, two bedrooms (one featuring a queen size bed and the other with two twin beds), a bathroom complete with a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet. For your convenience, the cottage is also air conditioned, ensuring a pleasant stay for up to four guests. Additionally, a sofa bed in the living room can accommodate two extra guests.
While the swimming pool and spa are available for use, we kindly ask that guests adhere to certain conditions, such as respecting the privacy and hygiene of others. Please note that the spa is exclusively reserved for adults.
For families with infants, we are happy to provide a cot and high chair upon request.
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Attractions
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert (12.5 km): A picturesque medieval village situated in the Hérault Valley. It is known for its well-preserved architecture, cobblestone streets, and the stunning Abbey of Gellone.
- Cirque de Navacelles (22.6 km): A natural wonder formed by the Vis River, creating a horseshoe-shaped canyon. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, stunning viewpoints, and the charming village of Navacelles.
- Lac du Salagou (27.4 km): A beautiful lake surrounded by striking red hills and unique geological formations. It offers various water activities like swimming, sailing, and windsurfing, as well as hiking and biking trails to explore the surrounding landscapes.
- Pont du Diable (31.2 km): A historic stone bridge spanning the Hérault River. Dating back to the 12th century, it is an architectural marvel and a popular spot for swimming, picnicking, and enjoying the scenic surroundings.
- Montpellier (35.6 km): A vibrant university city known for its lively atmosphere, historic sites, and cultural offerings. Explore the charming old town, visit the impressive Place de la Comédie, and discover museums, art galleries, and lively cafes.
- Pézenas (37.8 km): A charming town renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and its association with the famous French playwright, Molière. Stroll along the narrow streets, visit artisan shops, and explore the numerous antique stores.
- Carcassonne (116 km): A UNESCO World Heritage site, Carcassonne is a fortified city with a rich medieval history. The impressive citadel, complete with towers and ramparts, offers a glimpse into the region's past.
- Pont du Gard (124 km): A magnificent Roman aqueduct bridge dating back to the 1st century AD. It stands as a testament to ancient engineering and offers picturesque views of the Gardon River and surrounding landscapes.
- Nîmes (130 km): Known for its well-preserved Roman architecture, Nîmes boasts iconic landmarks such as the Arena of Nîmes and the Maison Carrée. Discover the city's rich history, visit museums, and explore beautiful gardens. 10. Aigues-Mortes (145 km): A fortified medieval town located on the coast. It is famous for its impressive city walls, historic buildings, and salt marshes. Explore the charming streets, visit the Tower of Constance, and savor local seafood dishes.