Maison de ville avec jardin, proche vignoble

The entire villa is available to rent and brings together five bedrooms in a 180 m² house. It can accommodate up to nine people. The spaces are arranged around an equipped kitchen, a dining area and a lounge, allowing guests to spend time together while having several bedrooms at their disposal. The house has two bathrooms with bathtubs.

The terrace overlooks the garden and inner courtyard. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, oven, fridge, hob, microwave and coffee machine. The flat-screen TV has streaming services. The sleeping arrangements comprise four double beds and one futon. This rental is therefore suitable for families or groups looking for a self-contained house with shared living spaces and sleeping arrangements across five bedrooms.

The house has a terrace and garden, with outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. Barbecue facilities complete the outdoor amenities. Inside, the living area includes a dining area, a sofa and a lounge; the kitchen has an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave.

You will also find a coffee machine, electric kettle, kitchenware, dining table and washing machine. The bathroom has a bathtub, a shower or bathtub, a hairdryer and towels; bed linen is provided. The flat-screen TV offers satellite channels and streaming services. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The house is non-smoking and has family rooms.

Courthézon is a small town in Vaucluse, among the vineyard landscapes of the Rhône Valley. Its old streets, gates and church make up a centre worth exploring on foot. The village has a calmer pace than the neighbouring towns, with wine estates in the surrounding countryside. It will appeal to travellers looking to combine local heritage, wine discoveries and excursions around the department.

Courthézon’s old gates, including Porte de Belle Croix and Porte Aurouze, bear witness to the town’s history. Saint-Denis Church and Château de Valseille are among the local heritage landmarks. Wine enthusiasts can explore the area’s estates, including those associated with Vaucluse’s renowned appellations. Orange, with its ancient Roman theatre, makes for a popular cultural excursion; in Avignon, you can visit the Palace of the Popes and see Pont Saint-Bénézet. Courthézon railway station is 300 m from the villa and serves regional destinations. A car is useful for reaching the sites scattered among the vineyards and countryside.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks among the vines and heritage visits, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In September and October, the grape harvest offers a glimpse of the local wine calendar, although dates vary depending on the estates and the conditions each year. You could start the day with a stroll around the centre, continue with a visit to an estate, then finish with an excursion to Orange or Avignon. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon.