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Valeria Sammarco1755 chemin des Junchas
Bourdeaux
26460
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Located between Vercors and Provence, just 50km south of Valencia, lies a captivating 18th-century farm that has been meticulously restored. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this rustic gem. Nestled amidst picturesque "perched villages" and offering stunning views of the Roubion valley, this charming abode provides a tranquil and comfortable retreat. Indulge in the warmth and hospitality of our five elegantly appointed rooms, each boasting a 3-star rating, and relish in delightful meals served at our hospitable table.Description for Gite
Our facility is located next to the main house, offering complete independence for our guests. It has its own access road and private parking, ensuring a peaceful and tranquil stay. The ground floor features a spacious and bright kitchen, dining room, and lounge area, all with direct access to the terraces and gardens. Guests can enjoy meals and relax in this beautiful outdoor space. The bedrooms are situated on the first floor, with three of them offering breathtaking views of the Roubion Valley. One of the bedrooms is also wheelchair accessible. The stunning vistas include the meandering river and the charming old village of Bourdeaux. Exploring the surrounding area, guests can discover ancient ruins and medieval castles in the picturesque hilltop villages. The gentle hills of the Alps Drôme offer numerous trails for walking and hiking, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nature's vibrant colors throughout the seasons. From the spring's carpet of primroses and emerging orchids in green meadows, to the contrast of sunflowers and lavender in summer, and the autumnal hues of orange and red in our forests, nature's ever-changing palette will captivate visitors.Reviews
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Attractions
- Château de Grignan: Located in the charming village of Grignan, this Renaissance castle is a must-visit attraction. It offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is known for its associations with French literature, particularly the famous letters of Madame de Sévigné.
- Vercors Regional Natural Park: A paradise for nature lovers, this vast regional park covers an area of 206,208 acres and offers a diverse range of landscapes including mountains, forests, and plateaus. Visitors can enjoy hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting while immersing themselves in the park's natural beauty.
- Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval: A truly unique attraction, this extraordinary palace was built by a postman named Ferdinand Cheval. Constructed single-handedly over a period of 33 years, it is a testament to Cheval's creative vision and showcases a fusion of architectural styles from around the world.
- Dieulefit: A picturesque town known for its pottery, Dieulefit is a great place to explore if you appreciate arts and crafts. The town is dotted with pottery workshops and studios where you can witness the creation of beautiful ceramics or even try your hand at pottery-making.
- Château de Suze-la-Rousse: Situated in the charming village of Suze-la-Rousse, this medieval castle is now home to a wine university and a wine museum. Visitors can explore the castle's impressive architecture, learn about the region's winemaking traditions, and even participate in wine tasting sessions.
- Nyons: Known as the "Olive Capital" of France, Nyons is a delightful town famous for its olive groves and olive oil production. Visitors can stroll through the charming streets, visit the local olive oil cooperative, and explore the vibrant weekly market offering local produce, crafts, and more.
- Mont Ventoux: A legendary mountain in the Provence region, Mont Ventoux attracts cyclists, hikers, and nature enthusiasts. It offers breathtaking panoramic views from its summit and is often referred to as the "Giant of Provence."
- Vaison-la-Romaine: This historic town is home to one of the largest and best-preserved Roman sites in France. Visitors can explore the ancient Roman ruins, including a well-preserved theater, Roman baths, and a Roman bridge, while also enjoying the town's charming medieval streets and lively market.
- Les Gorges de l'Ardèche: Just a short drive away, the Ardèche Gorges offer an impressive natural spectacle. Visitors can enjoy activities such as kayaking, canoeing, or simply admiring the stunning limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters of the river. 10. Avignon: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city of Avignon is known for its rich history and well-preserved medieval architecture. The iconic Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) and the Pont d'Avignon (Avignon Bridge) are must-see landmarks, while the city's vibrant cultural scene offers numerous festivals, museums, and art galleries.