House in Provence
Reasons to book
About this house rental
The property is laid out as follows:
Ground floor:
- A 75 m² living room with sofas, TV and a fireplace (firewood not provided)
- A fully fitted kitchen including: oven, microwave, dishwasher, hob…
- Dining room for gathering round a good meal
- Utility room
- Separate toilet
Upstairs:
- Bedroom 1: king-size bed (180×200)
- Bedroom 2: king-size bed (180×200)
- Bedroom 3: king-size bed (180×200)
- Bedroom 4: a bunk bed with a queen-size bed on top (160×200), two single beds pushed together to form a king-size bed (180×200) at the bottom, and a cot
- A shower room with a shower and vanity unit
- A bathroom with a bath and double washbasins
- Two bathrooms with a shower and bath
- Separate toilet
All four bedrooms are air-conditioned for optimal comfort.
For even greater comfort, the owners have decided to invest in the following additional facilities: barbecue, washing machine, griddle, tumble dryer, ironing board and iron.
Outdoors:
- A private, unheated swimming pool measuring 4×8 metres, accessible from June to the end of September and fitted with an alarm. Opening dates are not binding and are subject to change.
- A beautiful 3,000 m² garden
- A terrace with furniture to enjoy sunny days and an 80 m² lounge area
The house is ideally situated in Pougnadoresse, in a pleasant and peaceful setting. You’ll find a bakery and a butcher’s 5 km away, as well as a restaurant, a supermarket and a chemist’s 8 km away.
Things to do:
This property offers an ideally situated retreat from which to explore Occitanie and discover its authentic, charming villages! Set off to explore Saint-Ambroix and the ruins of its medieval castles, Barjac and its ramparts, the charming village of Lussan, or Goudargues and its canal. From the Gard and the Cévennes to the Camargue, you’ll find rural landscapes with native vegetation and breathtaking panoramic views. Visit numerous caves such as Traduc, Salamandre and Cocalière… Nîmes and the Musée de la Romanité, as well as the Gard’s must-see attractions: the Bois des Espèces, the Camargue and the Midi salt marshes, and the Tour Carbonnière… Discover the Sautadet waterfalls, the Cèze Valley, Avignon and its festival, as well as the Palais des Papes…
Head to Uzès to explore its medieval garden, the Eure Valley or the famous Haribo factory, which will delight young and old alike.
Whether you’re a fan of exploration, adventure or thrills, a getaway to the Gard will be just the ticket!
Nearby events:
- Make the most of the village festivals, flea markets, and traditional and night-time markets to discover local produce and the region’s authentic atmosphere.
Transport:
Access the house via an electric gate and a private driveway leading to the rear entrance. The grounds, which are not overlooked and cannot be seen from the road, offer a large, secure parking area for six cars.
Other notes:
- Bed linen and towels included.
- Free Wi-Fi available (fibre optic).
- The fireplace is in working order; wood is not provided.
- Parties and evening gatherings are prohibited / neighbours live nearby
- Pets are allowed, subject to a supplement of €15 per stay (only one pet permitted); please specify this when booking.
- Parents are responsible for supervising their children whilst swimming. Opening dates are subject to change and depend on weather conditions.
- End-of-stay cleaning includes preparing the accommodation for future guests. Please leave it in a reasonably clean condition and clean any kitchen appliances after use.
