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The house has one bedroom for two people, with a double bed and a private bathroom. The accommodation spans 90 m² and includes a seating area and a kitchen. Views of the garden and mountains define the rooms and extend the stay outdoors. There is a terrace where you can sit outside, while the outdoor furniture and dining area make al fresco meals possible.

The kitchen has the equipment you need to cook on site: an oven, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle and kitchenware. A coffee machine and dining table are also provided. The private bathroom has a walk-in shower. The washing machine, towels, bed linen and hairdryer complete the facilities. The house also has a flat-screen TV, sofa and soundproofed windows.

The house has an equipped kitchen where you can prepare meals at your own pace. It includes an oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A dining table completes the space. Bed linen and towels are provided, and the private bathroom has a shower. The washing machine is useful for longer stays.

Outside, the garden, terrace and furniture let you enjoy the fresh air, with views of the mountains and garden. A flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi are available throughout the house. Free private parking is available on site and does not require a reservation. The accommodation is for adults only. Check-in is between 16:00 and 18:00; you must communicate your expected arrival time in advance. Check-out is between 08:00 and 10:00.

Sault is in Vaucluse, on the Albion Plateau, amid the hills, fields and stone villages of Provence. The village is known for the lavender fields that colour the surrounding area in summer and its proximity to Mont Ventoux. This countryside will appeal to travellers who want to combine walks, scenic drives and visits to small villages. In central Sault, you can stroll along old streets and visit the Musée Municipal.

Mont Ventoux is 2 km from the house. Its slopes attract cyclists and hikers, with varied routes and landscapes that change with the altitude. Saint-Trinit, 2.3 km away, is a Provençal village surrounded by countryside, where the Trinity Church offers a chance to explore the local heritage. The Centre de découverte de la nature et du patrimoine cynégétique, 2.9 km away, showcases the area's wildlife and natural habitats. Sault is 3 km away. A car is useful for reaching the villages and trailheads spread across this rural area. Marseille Provence Airport is 108 km away.

Late spring and summer are good times for hiking and cycling. The lavender fields are especially striking when in bloom, usually from late June to July. To mix things up during the day, you can explore Sault's narrow streets, visit the local museum and then drive through the landscapes of Mont Ventoux. Summer temperatures can be high, so morning walks let you enjoy the countryside before the hottest hours. In spring and autumn, the paths and roads across the plateau are also a pleasant way to explore the region at a more leisurely pace.