Character house in the countryside with swimming pool in St Marcel de careiret

Each cottage features a large, air-conditioned living room with two floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a lawn surrounded by natural greenery. This room features a sitting area with a coffee table and a two-person sofa bed, a dining area with a central table, and an authentic built-in kitchen with weathered oak cabinets and a marble countertop.
In the “Aneth” and “Mélisse” cottages, you’ll find a first bedroom with a double bed (160) and a sink area, as well as a second bedroom with two single beds; from this room, you can access a loft under the roof equipped with a double bed. Each bedroom features a large storage closet with hanging space and two nightstands. Each cottage has a bathroom with double sinks and a large marble-tiled shower; the toilet is separate. All the ceilings, paneled in northern pine, are sloped and reveal the massive roof trusses.
In the “Reine des prés” cottage, the first bedroom, “Lavandin,” features a 160-cm double bed with two nightstands; You have access to a bathroom with a sink and a marble-tiled shower; the toilet is separate. For storage, there is a large wardrobe with a hanging rack.
The second bedroom, “Romarin,” features two single beds with two nightstands; You have access to a bathroom with a sink and a marble shower; the toilet is separate. For storage, you also have a large closet with a hanging rack. Outside, in front of each of the three cottages, a lawn, patio furniture, a parasol, and a barbecue are at your disposal; If you wish, you can relax in the cool shade beneath the natural vegetation of the Midi region (holm oaks, laurels, junipers, and olive trees), where you’ll be lulled by the song of cicadas.

Each cottage is equipped to accommodate 1 to 6 people (+2).


The major tourist attractions nearby are as follows:
- Pont du Gard (Gallo-Roman aqueduct)
- Nîmes (Amphitheater, Tour Magne, Maison Carrée)
- Orange (Ancient Theater)
- Avignon (City of the Popes)
- Aigues-Mortes (Fortifications)
- The Camargue (Nature Reserve)
- Baux-de-Provence (Alphonse Daudet’s Mill, Glanum)

You’ll discover picturesque villages and sites such as:
- La Roque-sur-Cèze and its waterfalls and gorges
- Goudargues, the “Venice of the Gard”
- Lussan and its castle
- Montclus
- Uzès, France’s first duchy, with its traditional Saturday morning market
- Aiguèze, a village overlooking the Ardèche
- Caesar’s Camp (archaeological site)
- The Chartreuse de Valbonne and its monastery
- The Anduze Bamboo Garden
- The Cévennes Steam Train

The following landscapes await you:
- The Cévennes and its Gardon rivers
- The vineyards (Côtes du Rhône, local wines)
- The Cèze Valley
- The famous Ardèche Gorges
- The Sautadets Waterfalls
- The garrigue and its capitelles
- The caves and grottoes (Orgnac, Caucalière)
- The mountains (Aigoual, Lozère, Ventoux)
- The Mediterranean Sea and its ports

You can enjoy activities and attractions such as:
- Hiking, horseback riding, or mountain biking.
- Canoeing or rafting (Cèze - Ardèche)
- Festivals (Bagnols, Uzès, Avignon, Orange)
- Exhibitions and museums (Mines, Soies)
- Wine cellars and wine cooperatives
- Oil mills
- Bull runs and bullfights
- Local markets (Bagnols, Uzès...)