£399 - £577
(€450 - €650)
Per property per week
Apartment, sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Contact the owner
Contact the owner directly
Julie Aldred
(Advertising since February 2007)
Tel: + 44 (0)7764 224255
Tel 2: + 33 (0)6 78 84 88 12
Tel 3: +44 (0)7764 224256
Website: visit owners website.
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Rue de l'Horloge in the heart of Vezenobres (1 / 35)
L'Hirondelle and Les Figuiers splash pool and rear terrace (2 / 35)
L'Hirondelle and Les Figuiers splash pool and rear terrace (3 / 35)
L'Hirondelle and Les Figuiers splash pool and rear terrace (4 / 35)
L'Hirondelle and Les Figuiers splash pool and rear terrace (5 / 35)
Les Figuiers - relax by the window (6 / 35)
Les Figuiers - sitting room and dining area (7 / 35)
Les Figuiers sitting room and dining area (8 / 35)
Les Figuiers - sitting room and dining area (9 / 35)
c (10 / 35)
Les Figuiers - open plan kitchen (11 / 35)
Les Figuiers - en-suite bedroom (12 / 35)
Les Figuiers en-suite bedroom (13 / 35)
Les Figuiers large bathroom (14 / 35)
Les Figuiers large bathroom (15 / 35)
Les Figuiers - bedroom 2, may be converted to twin beds (16 / 35)
Les Figuiers - bedroom 2, may be converted to king size bed (17 / 35)
Rue de l'horloge in the heart of vezenobres (18 / 35)
L'Hirondelle & Les Figuiers - stunning view from front windows (19 / 35)
L;'Hirondelle & Les Figuiers- stunning view from front windows (20 / 35)
Vézénobres Medieval Hillside Village (21 / 35)
Vézénobres Village Centre (22 / 35)
Les arènes de nimes (23 / 35)
Canoeing under Le Pont du Gard (24 / 35)
Le Palais des Papes Avignon (25 / 35)
Enjoy a game of Boules (26 / 35)
Anduze Market (27 / 35)
Saint Guilhem le Désert (28 / 35)
Marina at La Grande Motte (29 / 35)
Grape picking in a local vineyard (30 / 35)
A local sunflower field (31 / 35)
Pic Saint Loup wine region (32 / 35)
Le Duché d'Uzès (33 / 35)
Sommières & La Vidourle (34 / 35)
Le Pont du Gard (35 / 35)
Spacious Apartments with Terrace, Pool & View in Stunning Village
Ideal pied à terre in beautiful medieval village, easy access to Med & Mountains
To read just some of the amazing comments we have received in our Visitors Book will give you an idea of how much our guests love these apartments: 'A great place to stay - the best we have found…' 'It felt like we’d wandered onto a film set…' 'A beautiful region and a magnificent view…' 'We rented both apartments for a week and totally enjoyed it…'
The accommodation on Rue de l'Horloge is 2 spacious apartments ('L'Hirondelle' and 'Les Figuiers') in a 3 storey stone village house in the heart of the charming mediaeval village of Vezenobres. Vezenobres is perched on the side of a hill overlooking the beautiful surrounding countryside.
The house occupies an elevated position in the village and an open south-facing aspect, offering unrivalled views of the surrounding area. A walk to the top of the village brings you to the Table D'Orientation, where on a clear day there are panoramic views stretching over 100km, with the Mediterranean to the south, the Cevennes to the west and Mont Ventoux in Provence to the east.
Within easy reach of the vast sandy beaches of the Mediterranean, the vineyards of the Côtes du Rhone, the cultural sites of historic significance such as Avignon and the Pont du Gard, and the cosmopolitan towns of Montpellier, Nimes and Uzes, it is an ideal pied a terre for anyone wishing to absorb the richness of the region's activities and culinary delights or equally for those on househunting breaks.
Les Figiuers is a large 2 bedroom apartment situated on the middle floor of Rue de l’Horloge. Well presented in a style reflecting the nature of its location.
- Kitchen/living/dining room - the front living area which has stunning views of the surrounding countryside from its shuttered windows, has comfortable seating, a dining table and chairs, TV/DVD and excellent in wifi connection and an open plan kitchen with electric hob (4 rings), oven, combination microwave and fridge.
- Bedroom one - with double bed and en-suite italian shower, wash basin and wc.
- Bedroom two - with twin beds which may be fully converted into a king-size bed
- Bathroom - large room with bath/shower, large granite wash basin and washing machine.
- Separate wc
Outside
There is access to the shared rear terrace with splash pool and outdoor dining table and chairs, where you can relax and soak up the atmosphere of the medieval village over a relaxing glass of chilled wine! Here there is also a barbecue and sun loungers. (The splash pool is shared with 1 other apartment).
Vezenobres itself has all the amenities including restaurants, boulangerie, tabac, supermarket, post office, pharmacy and beauty salon!
5 minutes drive north is the bustling town of Ales, and it is within easy reach of the vast sandy beaches of the Mediterranean, the vineyards of the Côtes du Rhone, the cultural sites of historic significance such as Avignon and the Pont du Gard, and the cosmopolitan towns of Montpellier, Nimes and Uzes.
It is an ideal pied a terre for anyone wishing to absorb the richness of the region's activities and culinary delights or equally for those on househunting breaks.
Both the climate and the landscape lend themselves to an outdoor lifestyle in this part of the South France. With the sea, rivers, mountains and endless rolling countryside never more than a short drive away and consistent sunshine throughout the spring and summer months, it is like a playground for the outdoor enthusiast.
Historical Gard - wander in and wonder at the towns and cities of historical significance in the area such as Nimes, Uzès, Montpellier, Arles, and Avignon over the River Rhône in Provence or visit the delightful mediaeval towns of Vézénobres, Aigues Mortes, and St Guilhem-le-Desert (Hérault).
Le Pont du Gard is the most spectacular and best preserved part of a grandiose aqueduct built by the Romans to transport water from Uzès to Nimes. A whole day is required to visit Le Site Pont du Gard where both adults and children alike can take in the variety of activities.
The area has a fascinating mix of parks and tours with something of interest for all ages. Within a few square kilometers you can find anything from trips on a steam train to guided walks through bamboo forests, from descents into mines to tours of aquariums. The Gard is rich in popular rural traditions and the craftsmen today still strive to preserve and maintain their local 'savoir-faire'. Visit the centres of 'Vasses Boisset d'Anduze' and St Quentin la Poterie or delve deep into the soul of the Gard with trips to the 'Musée des Vallees Cevenoles' , the 'Musée des Beaux Arts' or the 'Musée du Desert'.
The location is arguably one of the most beautiful and interesting in France. The landscape is as varied as it is stunning - bordered by both the Mediterranean and the mountains - where hundreds of species of wildlife thrive in their natural habitat, and carpeted with acres of vineyards, sunflowers, lavender and natural scrubland.
Steeped in history, the region refuses to let go of it's traditions and with it's close proximity to Spain there is a strong Catalan influence, where bullfighting is not uncommon especially during 'La Féria'. Many villages keep the tradition of honouring the bull and running the white horses of the Camargue through their streets in the summer season and the sport of water-jousting which goes back to the Middle Ages can still be witnessed Le Grau du Roi.
A visit to the region would not be complete without visiting one of the many markets where pallets of local produce are displayed in glorious multicolour with aromas to entice! The variety of local produce is such that it cannot all be detailed, but a shortlist of Olives, Honey, 'Pelardon' (the traditional goat's cheese of the Cevennes), Chestnuts, Truffles, Asparagus, Figs, Camargue Rice and Shellfish and dishes such as 'Boeuf à la Gardianne' and 'Brandade du Morue' will suffice to whet the appetite although it only touches on the gastronomic delights of the region, whilst being a part of the largest wine producing region in France means that there is a wealth of expertise to be drawn on.
There are a number of 9 and 18 hols golf courses around Nimes, Uzès and Montpellier: Nimes (Campagne & Vacquerolles); Uzes; La Grande Motte; Fontcaude (massage, Montpellier); Cap d'Agde; Servants (Arles). Ski in the Cevennes (Prat Peyrot - 90 mins); The french Alps (3 hours); The Pyrenees (4 hours).
Local amenities
Nearest bakery: Vezenobres (gard) - Walking Distance From The Apartment
Nearest supermarket: Vezenobres (gard) - Walking Distance From The Apartment
Nearest market: Vezenobres (gard) - Large Markets In Uzès And Alès And Night Markets Nimes And Anduze
Nearest pharmacy: Vezenobres (gard)
Nearest bar: Vezenobres (gard) - Small Supermarket In Vézénobres And Large Hypermarchés In Alès
Tourist information: Vezenobres (gard) - Walking Distance From The Apartment
Vezenobres on the map
Property 106623 –
Nearby place of interest
How to get to Les Figuiers
The local transport infrastructure ensures that access to the area is easy by any means of transport.
Nimes is located at the foot of the main autoroute to the South of France, and Vezenobres is a 20 minute drive north along the route national to Ales. There a daily TGV rail service to Nimes which takes less than 3 1/2 hours from Paris, the Eurostar operates a service to nearby Avignon, and there is good access to a number of airports such as Nimes, Montpellier and Marseille, which have daily flights from most areas of the UK and Europe.
Access options
Public transport available, Taxi from airport, Taxi from train station, Train station pickup available
Nearest airport
The nearest serviceable airport is Nimes [FNI]
Stayed here? Add your review >
We have had a wonderful stay here - such a comfortable apartment - and what a view! We loved the steam train ride, Saturday market at Uzès and the gorgeous village of Sauve - don't miss the pitchfork museum! Vézénobres is a lovely village with very friendly locals. Thanks also to Sali, who looks after the property, for all her help and advice. Local restaurants - especially Le Grenier d'Aladin (centre of village) and the Marypol (lower village) – are great. Oh, and if you go to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, you must stand on the roof of the Church!
Guest rating:
| Property type | Apartment (Self-catering) |
| Bathrooms | 2 |
| Bedrooms |
1 double bedroom(s) 1 twin bedroom(s) 1 cot(s) |
| Occupancy | 4 |
| Suitability | Suitable for children, Unsuitable for wheelchair access, Non-smoking |
| Linen | €10/Person |
| Kitchen facilities | Fridge, Ironing facilities, Microwave, Washing machine, Electric hob, Electric oven, Combination microwave |
| Internal facilities | CD player, DVD player, English satellite TV, Exclusive rental, Internet access (broadband), Owner not on site, TV, Fans in rooms, Radio, Electric heaters, Hairdryer, Board Games, Wi-Fi Broadband Internet, Internet Access, Tea/Coffee making facilities |
| External facilities | Scenic views, Swimming pool (shared use), Barbecue |
| Activities nearby | Adventure park, Ballooning, Billiards, Bird Watching, Boules, Canoeing, Canyoning, Caving, Ceramics, Cycling, Diving, Drawing and painting, Fishing, Flying, French tuition, Go karting, Golf, Gourmet dining, Gym, Hiking, Horse riding, Kayaking, Mountain biking, Museums, Paragliding, Photography, Photography, Pottery, Rambling, Riverside activities, Rock climbing, Sailing, Sightseeing, Skiing, Spa, Surfing, Swimming, Tennis, Tree adventure park, Walking, Water skiing, Water sports, Wind Surfing, Wine tasting, Wine touring |
Changeover day: Non-applicable
Last updated on: 29th June 2019
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| Accommodation rental period | Price |
|---|---|
| 07 September 2019 – 01 November 2019 |
€550 Per property per week
(£488 / $608) |
| 02 November 2019 – 20 December 2019 |
€450 Per property per week
(£399 / $497) |
| 21 December 2019 – 03 January 2020 |
€650 Per property per week
(£577 / $719) |
| 04 January 2020 – 03 April 2020 |
€450 Per property per week
(£399 / $497) |
| 04 April 2020 – 03 July 2020 |
€550 Per property per week
(£488 / $608) |
| 04 July 2020 – 04 September 2020 |
€650 Per property per week
(£577 / $719) |
| 05 September 2020 – 30 October 2020 |
€550 Per property per week
(£488 / $608) |
Additional price notes
We can offer some flexibility on arrival and departure days and length of stay. Please enquire with the owner.
A 25% non-refundable deposit is required on reservation. The balance is due 8 weeks before the arrival date.
A 200€ refundable damage deposit is required with the balance. (Refunded within 14 days of departure).
There is a mandatory end of stay cleaning charge of 30 Euros.
A bed linen and towels pack is available at 10€ per person per week. Credit card payments accepted.