Masqueyras

Masqueyras offers two holiday homes, suited to stays of different sizes. The One-Bedroom House measures 45 m² and can accommodate up to five people. The Three-Bedroom House offers 80 m² and can accommodate up to seven people. Both have a private entrance, air conditioning and a private bathroom.

Each house has a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, hob, oven, microwave and coffee machine. A terrace overlooking the garden, a barbecue, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels are also among the shared amenities. The first house has a separate bedroom and a living room with a sofa bed. The second has three bedrooms and two bathrooms; it also stands out for its fireplace. Sleeping arrangements vary between the houses and are listed for each configuration.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, several terraces, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. You can prepare a meal on the barbecue, relax on the sun terrace or unwind by the heated outdoor pool. Sun loungers, parasols, a pool cover and a fence around the pool complete the facilities. An open-air bath is also available.

For activities, the property has a children's play area, a games room and board games. You can explore the surrounding area on foot or by bicycle; bicycles are available to hire. The garden also offers a place to dine and relax outdoors. Private parking is free and requires advance reservation. Wi-Fi is free in the bedrooms. Breakfast is available, as are wine or champagne and a tea or coffee maker.

Vacqueyras is a wine-growing village in Vaucluse, surrounded by vineyards and Provençal landscapes. Its centre brings together narrow streets, stone houses and heritage landmarks such as Chapelle Notre-Dame-la-Brune. The atmosphere is that of a small village, popular with travellers who want to combine visits to wine estates, walks in nearby villages and quiet days amid rural scenery.

The village of Vacqueyras is 490 m away, while Gigondas, another well-known name among wine lovers in the Rhône Valley, is 3.4 km away. The Dentelles de Montmirail, 4.0 km away, offer hiking routes at the foot of their limestone ridges. Wine estates and chapels dot the surrounding area. For train travel, Courthézon and Monteux stations are 9 km and 11 km away respectively; a car makes it easier to visit the villages and estates scattered across the countryside.

The grape harvest brings the vineyards to life in September and October, a good time for walks and tastings with local producers. In spring, mild temperatures invite you to explore the trails of the Dentelles; in summer, you can plan hikes for early morning and save the hottest hours for the pool. A day can combine a walk through the village, a visit to an estate and an outing among the limestone hills, before you return to the garden and terrace in the late afternoon.