Gîte "SARRIETTE", 4 people, facing South, South-West

Attached to an old farmhouse and two other gîtes, it can accommodate you in peace, in total independence if you wish. A private space in front, Moroccan table, chairs, barbecue, parasol.
La piuscine (5.5 x 12) with salt, beautiful shared relaxation area for the three gîtes open from 9 am to 9 pm, 80m2 of terrace, and next to an old lime tree which is the coolest of the pitches in hot weather.
You have nearby a petanque court, a basquet basket, a ping pong table, a swing and miscellaneous. The property, fenced and closed at night, digicode gate, lined with oaks, pomegranate trees, vineyards and suitable for walks.,

Le LUBERON, region of vines, truffles, old hilltop villages. A land of traditions with indescribable charm.

From the Mas:
Walking trails, cycle paths, old village and various shops (500 m.)

In the surrounding area by car:
10 min: Gordes, Fontaine de Vaucluse.
15 min: Sénanque Abbey, l'Isle sur la Sorgue, the ochres of Rustrel and Roussilon Collorado Provençal.
30 min: Avignon festival, Palais des Papes or TGV.
the Alpilles, Maillane, Saint Rémy, Eygalières, Le Baux de Provence, etc... . PGJyPg
The many Provençal markets every day alternating in the area with all their facets (colours, scents, authentic products full of sunshine.). The fruits and vegetables are exceptional.

In this sector, the truffle, the Provençal black gold, is the unmissable wealth of gastronomy.

The cultivation of lavender, olives, and especially vines is not to be outdone. All around are various wine appellations and many castles, estates and cellars, all open to the public and allow infinite tastings to find the wines to your taste.

The village of Maubec is the first on the circuit of hilltop villages; you will find authentic ones, including that of Oppède le vieux which overlooks the farmhouse where you will stay. You can continue to the most famous ones by going east, Ménerbes, Lacoste, Bonnieux and many others, each as attractive as the next.
As you walk through them, you will see that many personalities have taken up residence there, at least for their holidays.
To the west, in the Alpillles, a stone's throw away, it's the same ilk.
To the west too, Avignon is well known for its festival, its Palais des Papes and all its specificities.
To the north, the Mont Ventoux sector, the Dentelles de Montmirail etc....

Everywhere you can indulge in hiking, cycling and even horseback riding if you wish. There is no shortage of trails and tracks.

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