Provence ventoux sault

The home has a separate bedroom and a living room that also contains a sofa bed. Together, these make up a 42 m² accommodation with a private bathroom and a separate kitchen. This layout brings the sleeping and living areas together in one home, rather than offering several room categories. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private entrance complete the indoor facilities.

The kitchen is equipped with an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The bathroom has a shower or bath, a hairdryer and a toilet. The accommodation also has a balcony and a terrace with views of the garden and mountains. The sofa bed provides an additional sleeping option in the living room, while the separate bedroom offers its own sleeping area.

The home has a private kitchen equipped for preparing meals. It includes an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine, teapot and kitchenware complete the space, which also has a dining table for meals indoors. The private bathroom includes a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer.

For relaxing, the living room has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a sofa bed. The home has air conditioning and heating, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout. The balcony, terrace and outdoor dining area overlook the garden and mountains; outdoor furniture is provided. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and the home has a private entrance.

The Sault area stretches across the heights of the Albion plateau, in a Provence of hills, fields and limestone landscapes. The village is known for its open scenery and lavender fields; the surrounding roads pass through farmland and scattered hamlets. The home is in the rural area of Verdolier, away from the centre, making it a good fit for travellers looking for a countryside setting and hoping to explore the area by car.

The village of Sault, 3.8 km away, has Provençal lanes and sites connected with local history. The Aroma’plantes distillery, 2.6 km away, offers an insight into the processing of aromatic plants. The Nesque viewpoint, 3.7 km away, overlooks the limestone scenery. Further away, the Nesque Gorge, 5.8 km away, is a canyon best discovered from the road and its viewpoints. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and neighbouring villages.

Lavender colours the landscapes of the Sault area in early summer, with the most eagerly anticipated flowering from late June to July. At this time of year, country roads and fields invite you to stop for photos and go for walks. During the rest of the year, the landscapes of Mont Ventoux and the surrounding villages are well suited to day trips on foot or by car. An outing could combine a visit to Sault, a stop at a distillery and a scenic drive towards the gorge, with time to enjoy the views.