Holiday House Mazan Vaucluse

Description

A spacious and comfortable holiday house in Mazan, a charming village at the heart of Provence, surrounded by rolling hills covered with vineyards and olive trees.  This is a perfect holiday destination for discovering the beautiful medieval villages and towns in this authentic part of Provence such as Bédoin, Venasque, Caromb, Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Vaison-la-Romaine or Avignon. There are lots of possibilities for having a sportive holiday: you can go hiking around the Gorges de la Nesque and the Toulourenc Valley or biking around the Mont Ventoux. 

 

The spacious living room is equipped with a comfortable couch and several lounge seats. Two large French doors open onto the large terrace covered with grapevines. The chimney makes this holiday house also a comfortable and perfect holiday accommodation for a stay during low season or Christmas holidays with friends and family.

 

Next to the dining area you can find the simple but well equipped kitchen which leads to the back garden. One bedroom is situated on the ground floor; the other 5 bedrooms are situated on the first floor and are all provided with comfortable beds and excellent quality bedding. All rooms have a great view of the surrounding vineyards.

 

This holiday house is ideally situated in a vineyard domain and you will appreciate the calmness of its surroundings. You enter the house via a long path passing all the vineyards. From the terrace you’ll have a great view of the Mont Ventoux. The owners are wine growers and you are invited to taste their delicious wines from their own cave.

Rates
All our prices include a damage accomodation insurance check our insurance section for more details

From	To	Rate
03/12/2011	01/06/2012	€1325.00	Per week
02/06/2012	29/06/2012	€1375.00	Per week
30/06/2012	31/08/2012	€1695.00	Per week
01/09/2012	28/09/2012	€1375.00	Per week
29/09/2012	31/12/2012	€1325.00	Per week

Supplements (not included in the rate, to be paid extra)

• Security deposit: €500

(* means option or service offered on demand, not compulsary)