Gîte Succulentes 2-4 pers au calme déconnexion vallée Cèze proche de l'Ardèche

We are pleased to invite you to discover this ideally located haven of peace.
The spacious cottage for 2 to 4 people has been created in an old building on the edge of Saint André de Roquepertuis, a typical village on the heights of the Cèze valley, near the Ardèche. The Provençal style has been preserved.
Total area of 55m2:
- a spacious living room, with a living room with 2 leather sofas, one of which can be converted (sleeps 2), as well as an equipped kitchen area and access to a small terrace;
- a bedroom independent of the living room with a queen-size bed (160 cm);
- a large bathroom with shower, bath, sink and toilet.
The accommodation, thanks to its massive stone walls, has enough thermal inertia to remain pleasant throughout the day.
The 1700m2 property also includes two other gîtes as well as our accommodation. They are arranged in such a way as to preserve the privacy of everyone.
The 4x9m swimming pool, shared, is set back from the accommodation. It offers you a beautiful unobstructed view of the Cèze valley and will allow you to cool off at any time after your sightseeing walks. The swimming pool is open from the beginning of May to the end of September.
You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a barbecue area on the shared terraces.

• From your pied-à-terre, ideally located in the Cèze valley, you can access the place called Courau and its swimming beaches, the many hiking and mountain biking trails, canoe/kayak rental and the very popular guinguette. Less than 5 minutes by car, is the village of Gourdagues nicknamed "The little Venice of the Gard" with bars and restaurants on the banks of the bucolic canals.
• To see in the surrounding area, 4 villages classified among "The most beautiful villages in France®":
Montclus (5'); La Roque-Sur-Cèze with its magnificent Sautadet waterfalls (10'); Aiguèze (20') and its cliffs overlooking the Ardèche or Lussan (25'), a village perched within its ramparts, offering a 360° view of the garrigue, the lavender fields, the hills of the Cevennes foothills and even Mont Ventoux.
• The gateway to the Ardèche opens quickly to you to the north:
With Barjac (15'), its summer markets and its famous antique dealers' fair, and the fabulous Ribaute area of Anselm Kiefer. The Gorges de l'Ardèche and its canoe descents (30').

• Exceptional speleological sites to visit:
The cave of La Forestière (<15', visitable sans réservation ni pass sanitaire, photos autorisées) et l'aven d'Orgnac (Grand site de France, à 15').
The Salamander cave (20', Méjeannes-Le-Clap).
The famous Chauvet cave and its prehistoric paintings (50', near Vallon-Pont-d'Arc).
• The Pont du Gard (<1h) et les villes antiques renommées :
- Uzès, its basin for the collection of springs for the Roman aqueduct, its duchy, its numerous tourist attractions including its lively Provençal market square (45').
- Orange, its ancient theatre, its triumphal arch (one of the best preserved in the world) (45');
- Avignon, its ramparts and its Popes' Palace (50');
- The Pont du Gard, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its museum and sound and light shows (1 hour away).
- Nîmes and its Arenas and other famous ancient remains as well as its Romanity Museum (1h15).

Do not hesitate to ask us for more information both on the place and its environment.
We are at your disposal to make your stay a success.
We look forward to welcoming you.