Villa in Provence
Reasons to book
About this villa rental
The accommodation
We wanted to make a spacious 5-star accommodation for 10 people, 6 adults and 4 children or teenagers + 1 baby possibly, in order to satisfy our guests in a high-end environment. Very comfortable bedding, King size (1) and Queen size (2), modern bathrooms, and relaxation room (vaulted cellars) equipped with table football and billiards.
TV, video, music, comfortable living room for relaxing moments with friends or family.
Traveler access
The whole house will be at your disposal. 10 people, 6 adults + 4 children or teenagers + 1 baby... A secure key box will be at your disposal for more freedom. However, during reception hours, you will be received by the person in charge of the residence. Between 3 and 5 p.m.
Other remarks
A large outdoor terrace with electric barbecue and table for outdoor family meals. (table and chair) +. A 15 minute walk the river Cèze and its beaches for baigande, canoeing, kayaking, and water games for children. Other activities: Climbing, caving, horse riding, hiking in the forest, visits to caves ((e.g. Aven d'orgnac) castles, abbeys and wine cellars, discovery of the wines of the Gard, French gastronomy. Nearby: Vallon pont d'arc and the gorges of the Ardèche (30 km) the Mediterranean and its beaches (Palavs, Les Saintes Marie de la mer, the Grau du roi and Montpelier (1h30) and finally the summer shows and in particular the Avignon festival...
WE DO NOT PROVIDE SHEETS, PILLOWCASES AND TOWELS. The dimensions of the beds 1 King size 180x200, 2 Queen size 160x200 and 4 single beds for children teenager 90x180.
GUARANTEE FOR YOU THAT THE SHEETS WILL BE CLEAN.
HISTORY
In the eighth century, a rural community had been formed around a chapel. It was not until the eleventh century, around 1025, that the rural chapel was replaced by the current Romanesque church, known as the fortress church, built on the initiative of the Benedictines of Goudargues, because the community living on the territory of the commune had become larger39. This building is dedicated to the apostle Saint Andrew.
The first mention of the commune dates from 1121, under the name of Sanctus-Andrea trans Rocam40, Saint-André beyond the Roc. The parish depended on the religious of the diocese of Uzès, deanery of Cornillon and on the temporal of the civil diocese of Uzès, one of the twenty-three dioceses of Languedoc.
In the fourteenth century, the village was little affected by the Tuchin revolt, which raged between Pont-Saint-Esprit, Baron and Montclus, from the spring of 1382. The uprising was crushed in 1384.
Amenities at Beautiful medieval house in an 11th-century village for 2 to 8 adults + 4 children
Map of Provence
