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Philippe Durand247 Chemin de Sauve
Lezan
30350
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The Peony, located on the first floor, is a spacious 130 m2 gite with a capacity for 7/8 persons. This comfortable and high-quality accommodation has been awarded the clévacance quality label.The first floor of the Peony features a covered terrace (12m2) with a garden living room, perfect for relaxing outdoors. Inside, there is a spacious dining room (25m2) with seating for seven people, as well as a living room area with a sofa bed, two armchairs, a color television, and air conditioning.
The fully equipped kitchen (15m2) includes a pyrolysis oven, gas stove with four burners, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher (9 place settings), coffee maker, and toaster.
The gite also offers three bedrooms, two of which are 12 m2 and one is 25 m2, with a total of four double beds. Additionally, there is a 10 m2 bedroom with a single bed.
Other amenities include a bathroom, separate toilet, washing machine, iron, and ironing board. The gite is centrally heated with gas.
Optional linen rental is available for 15 Euros per pair.
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Attractions
- Pont du Gard (14.5 km): This ancient Roman aqueduct is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its impressive architecture and scenic surroundings. Visitors can explore the bridge, take a guided tour, and learn about its historical significance.
- Uzès (15.4 km): Located nearby, Uzès is a charming medieval town famous for its well-preserved architecture and bustling markets. The town is home to the stunning Uzès Cathedral, the Ducal Palace, and the Place aux Herbes, a picturesque square filled with cafes and shops.
- Nîmes (24.3 km): Nîmes, known as the "French Rome," offers a wealth of ancient Roman sites, including the well-preserved Nîmes Arena, Maison Carrée, and the Temple of Diana. The city also boasts beautiful gardens, fascinating museums, and a vibrant atmosphere.
- Musée de la Romanité (24.5 km): Situated in Nîmes, this modern museum showcases the rich history of the Roman era in the region. Visitors can explore artifacts, interactive exhibits, and immersive displays that bring the Roman period to life.
- Aigues-Mortes (49.5 km): This fortified medieval town, located near the Mediterranean coast, is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Aigues-Mortes is famous for its well-preserved city walls, charming streets, and the stunning Tower of Constance.
- Les Baux-de-Provence (61.4 km): Perched atop a rocky outcrop, Les Baux-de-Provence offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. This medieval village is known for its ancient castle ruins, narrow streets, and art galleries featuring works by local artists.
- Arles (66.5 km): Arles is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an important Roman city. Visitors can explore the well-preserved Roman amphitheater, visit the Van Gogh Foundation, and stroll along the picturesque Rhône River.
- Avignon (67.3 km): Famous for its Papal Palace, Avignon is a historic city with a rich cultural heritage. The Palace of the Popes, the Avignon Bridge, and the charming Old Town are among the top attractions in this picturesque city.
- Camargue Natural Regional Park (80.2 km): Located near the Mediterranean coast, the Camargue is a unique and beautiful natural park. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including wild horses, flamingos, and rice fields. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching, horseback riding, and hiking in this scenic area. 10. Montpellier (81.8 km): Montpellier is a vibrant university city known for its lively atmosphere and beautiful architecture. The Place de la Comédie, the historic center, and the Musée Fabre are just a few of the highlights that make Montpellier worth exploring.