BASTIDE Neissoun

BASTIDE Neissoun is rented as a whole; the rooms are not available to book separately. The villa has four bedrooms and two bathrooms and can accommodate up to eight guests. Its 180 m² also include a living room and a fully equipped kitchen, so you can share meals and relax in the communal areas. The house has air conditioning.

The sleeping arrangements comprise three double beds and one extra-large double bed. The private bathroom, bath and shower complete the indoor facilities. Depending on the room, the windows overlook the garden, pool or mountains. The private pool and patio extend the living areas outdoors; the washing machine and dishwasher are useful for stays with family or friends.

The villa has a private pool with a shallow area and a swim-up bar. Around it, the garden, patio and furnished terrace offer space to eat outdoors or relax on the sun loungers. A barbecue and outdoor furniture are also provided. Inside, the shared lounge includes a TV area, and Wi-Fi is free. Free private parking is available on site; pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine, among other appliances. The washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing equipment make longer stays easier. Massages, body treatments and beauty services are available. The house also has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, and all accommodation is wheelchair accessible.

Richerenches is a village in the Drôme Provençale, set among fields, vineyards and small roads lined with stone houses. Life moves at the pace of a rural village, with squares and lanes to explore on foot. The village is particularly known for black truffles; during the season, its market attracts enthusiasts and professionals. This countryside setting suits travellers who want to combine walks through villages, food discoveries and time spent in a house with a garden.

The Truffle and Wine Museum, 1.2 km away, showcases local produce and traditional skills. Château de Chamaret, 3.4 km away, overlooks the village from its medieval keep. In Grignan, Château de la Marquise de Sévigné offers a tour focused on Renaissance history and architecture; it is 5.4 km away. The villages of Colonzelle and Grillon offer further stops for wandering among old houses and agricultural landscapes. A car makes excursions easier, as the sights and villages are scattered across the countryside.

To discover local traditions, the winter truffle market brings a special buzz to Richerenches. In warmer weather, country roads are well suited to cycling and stopping in nearby villages. You can spend a day in Grignan, then return to enjoy the garden and pool. In spring and summer, the long evenings are also ideal for dining outdoors; in autumn, the colours of the vineyards accompany walks through the Drôme Provençale.