Domaine de Provence - 8 Bedroom (Sleeps 20) Villa in Uzès

Stunning property in an impressive estate. Eight ensuite, air-conditioned bedrooms. Large, heated pool, summer kitchen and pool-side lounge/dining area. Bakery, supermarket, organic greengrocer, restaurant 800m. Uzes 4km

Child Friendly
Wifi/Internet
Garden
Air Conditioning
Parking
Reference: P307941

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Owner/Property Manager: Christophe Chennetier
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Overview

Property Type: Villa
Location: Uzès
Sleeps: 20
Bathrooms: 7
Minimum nights stay: 7
Price Per Night: From £1154 - £1800
Price Per Week: From £8078 - £12600
Please contact the owner directly to confirm the price and availability

Description

CHANGEOVER DAY: SUNDAY. IN LOW SEASON OTHER ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE DAYS MAY BE CONSIDERED. PLEASE ASK FOR DETAILS.

This elegant country house dates back from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The impressive estate and grounds with pine and oak trees give it a Tuscan look which is what the owners succeeded in achieving. Needless to say that staying in this wonderful Provencal gem is an experience in itself. Each room is spacious and oozes warmth, charm and authenticity, with air-conditioning in the bedrooms and kitchen. The grounds are very large and simply heavenly!

With seven spacious en suite bedrooms and an additional dormitory (also with en suite bathroom), beautiful living areas and wonderful grounds, Le Domaine de Provence will enchant you.

This is the perfect setting for a family gathering, a group of friends wanting to unwind together in one of Provence’s loveliest parts or other occasions that require a high standard of accommodation and service.

The famous Pont du Gard aqueduct is just 17km away and in and around the area you will discover many wonderful, countryside walking routes. You can also go canoeing down the Gardon river which flows straight under the aqueduct. There are many ancient villages to discover within 45 minutes’ drive including the fascinating and character-filled town of Uzes 4km and also the Roman towns of Nimes 28km and Avignon 42km.

ACCOMMODATION:
Living area:
Entrance hall. Small living room with arched ceiling, fireplace, TV, hi-fi and French windows opening onto the rose garden. Large living room with sofa, armchairs, fireplace and French windows leading to a terrace. Dining room with table, chairs and an imposing fireplace.

KITCHEN:
Fully equipped kitchen with La Cornue range cooker. Dining area. French windows leading to terrace.
First floor: Laundry room with two washing machines and a dryer.

BEDROOMS- AIR-CONDITIONING IN ALL BEDROOMS:
Ground floor:
Bedroom 1: Very large master bedroom suite with King size bed (180cm x 200cm), living area with double sofa bed (140cm), en suite bathroom, private shower room and French windows leading to the garden. Wheelchair accessible.

First floor:
Bedroom 2: King size bed (180cm x 200cm) and foldaway bed for a child. En suite bathroom.
Bedroom 3: King size bed (180cm x 200cm). En suite bathroom.
Bedroom 4: King size bed (180cm x 200cm). En suite bathroom.
(Bedroom 3 and Bedroom 4 are separated by a lockable door).
Bedroom 5: King size bed (180cm x 200cm). En suite bathroom.
Bedroom 6: King size bed (180cm x 200cm). En suite bathroom.

Second floor:
Bedroom 7: King size bed (180cm), can be separated to make twin beds. Door through to Bedroom 8.
Bedroom 8: Dormitory with 6 single beds.

BATHROOMS:
Ground floor: Bathroom with bath and shower room with shower and wc both en suite to Bedroom 1. Two separate wc’s.

First floor: All bedrooms have an en suite bathroom with bath and wc. Bedroom 6 also has a shower.

Second floor: Bathroom with bath and shower. Separate wc.

EXTERIOR:
Extensive and beautifully landscaped, enclosed garden with oak trees, olive tree and lavender. Terrace with view over beautiful rosebushes and fountain. Covered terrace under the arches with outdoor furniture.
Pool house with well-equipped summer kitchen including barbecue, separate grill, dishwasher and gas hob. Swings. Boules pitch. Table tennis table. Parking for five cars plus car port for one vehicle.

PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL:
Large, heated swimming pool. Pool size: 18m x 5m. Depth: 1.1m-2.6m. Security system: hard cover. Raised wall and gate access to the pool.
Outside shower. Unfenced fountain in the garden, near the terrace (50cm deep). Please take care with young children.

CHANGEOVER DAY: SUNDAY.

INCLUDED IN THE RENT:
- Bed linen and towels (including pool towels).
- Weekly bed linen change.
- Water, electricity and gas.
- 3-hours of cleaning per day five days a week and end of stay cleaning.
- Holiday tax.

OTHER CHARGES:
Refundable security deposit: 3000€ payable at the time of balance via a secure online link.

OPTIONAL PRE-BOOKABLE EXTRAS, PAYABLE ON ARRIVAL:
- Pool heating is included from April to October but please note that pool heating is subject to weather conditions, no temperature can be guaranteed. As the heating of the pool is included in the price, no refund can be made in the event of bad weather or temperatures below 10° at night.
Pool heating is available in April and October. This must be requested at least 7 days before arrival.
- Additional cleaning, babysitting, chef, transfers to the airport or station, chauffeur, various excursions, vineyards visits, horse-riding, paragliding, hot air balloon rides, canoeing available at extra charge. Please ask for details.

Other information
- Two cots an a high chair available. Please request at time of booking.
- Please note: at the end of June for harvest and during the month of September, the ‘vendange’ or grape harvest takes place in the surrounding vineyards and occasionally activity can be heard from the pool side and garden.
- The spacious living room and dining room can also host family or professional events.
- A discreet guardian couple live within the grounds and are at hand if required. The driving entrance is shared with the clients.

NEAREST AIRPORTS AND TRAIN STATIONS:
Nimes 40km, Avignon 55km, Marseille 136km.
Train stations: Nimes 29km and Avignon TGV 45km.

SHOPS:
Bakery, supermarket, organic greengrocer, restaurant and pizza takeaway in Montaren (800m). Wide range of shops in Uzes (3.5km).

DAY TRIP IDEAS:
Uzes 4km: This charming town is known for having one of the best and biggest markets in the region. Held on Saturdays and Wednesdays (less crowded than on Saturday, with regional products and specialities while the Saturday market is more about groceries, clothing, jewellery, linens, plants etc). Our advice is to get to the market early as it gets pretty busy. The local Place aux Herbes is famous for hosting the market but is also definitely worth a visit on a non-market day with all its pretty outdoor cafés. A great place to watch the world go by! One thing to be said about Uzes is that unlike a lot of other Provencal towns that come to life in the summer, Uzes lives all year round mixing tourists and locals. A stroll along the narrow streets, old-style squares and beautiful medieval towers that dominate the old town is somewhat special and highly recommended. Also, worth visiting are the magnificent Duchy’s castle (Chateau du Duché d’Uzes) and the impressive St Etienne church.

Pont du Gard 17km: The Pont du Gard is a famous 2000-year-old Roman aqueduct, UNESCO World Heritage Site and icon of the south of France. It supplied water to Nimes for over five centuries, however by the 9th century it had started to fall into ruin. Much of the aqueduct is still intact today and it is a remarkable site. Nearly 300 metres long and almost 50m high, it comprises three levels of arches, progressively narrower at each level. Visitors can walk across the aqueduct to appreciate both the architectural achievement and the great views from the top. There is also a mile-long marked trail around the site so you can see the river and bridge from all angles. Down the road from Pont du Gard is Collias where you can enjoy walking, mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking along the Gorges du Gardon down to Pont du Gard.

Nimes 28km: The city of Nimes which has France’s finest collection of Roman remains among which the most impressive Roman arena, Maison Carrée, Tour Magne, Temple de Diane and many more remains. To this day Nimes arena hosts spectacular events from musical concerts to bullfighting (killing-free may we add)! Nimes is a lovely city to discover with its tree-lined boulevards, numerous parks, cathedrals all worth a visit. Our favourite are the Quai de la Fontaine leading to the Jardin de la Fontaine where you can stroll along and enjoy a relaxing and very scenic walk.

Avignon 42km: Avignon, on the banks of the Rhone, is probably best-known these days for the children’s song – Sur le Pont d’Avignon. But for several decades in the 14th century it was the capital of Christendom, after Pope Clement V moved his court here to avoid the chaos in Rome. The legacy of that papal schism can be seen today in the city’s UNESCO-protected architecture, including the vast Palais des Papes. Nearby Châteauneuf-du-Pape, site of a now-ruined castle built by a later pope, still produces acclaimed red wines. The city’s intact ramparts and pedestrianised centre lend Avignon a small-town, medieval feel. Yet each July, the city goes totally 21st century, as thousands of visitors descend for a contemporary performing arts extravaganza, the Festival d’Avignon.

Orange 55km: Orange is yet again another Provence marvel with a superb Roman theatre where numerous musical events take place throughout the year. Interestingly it is the only Roman theatre in the whole of Europe to have conserved its stage wall. If you get the opportunity to attend an event you will never forget it! The city somehow has a feel of a Provencal village where you can walk around and enjoy the wonderful architecture and discover its charming treasures.
Other places of interest and within an hour’s drive include Anduze bamboo forest, perched villages of Lussan (19km), La Roque sur Ceze (30km), Cornillon (31km) and the amazing Sautadet wateralls (Cascades du Sautadet) (31km).

NEARBY ACTIVITES:
Golf: Uzes (5km) or Nimes (25km)
Tennis: Uzes (5km)
Horse-riding: 1.5km.
Water park: La Bouscarasse in Serviers (2km).
Hot air ballooning: Uzes (3.5km).

Bedroom Details

Bedroom 1

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1 x King Bed

Ground floor Bedroom 1: Very large master bedroom suite with King size bed

Bedroom 2

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1 x Super King Bed

1 x Toddler Bed

First floor Bedroom 2 with King size bed and foldaway bed for a child

Bedroom 3

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1 x King Bed

First floor: Bedroom 3 with King size bed

Bedroom 4

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1 x King Bed

First floor: Bedroom 4 with King size bed

Bedroom 5

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1 x King Bed

First floor: Bedroom 5 with King size bed

Bedroom 6

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1 x King Bed

First floor: Bedroom 6 with King size bed

Bedroom 7

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1 x King Bed

Second floor: Bedroom 7 with King size bed with door through to Bedroom 8

Bedroom 8

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6 x Single Beds

Second floor: Bedroom 8 Dormitory with 6 single beds

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Domaine de Provence

By Brian D on 23-Apr-2022

The villa is truly magnificent. As it happened, the weather was warm and sunny (just one day of rain) and we didn’t need to test the heating. Also, because there were so many of us the evenings were spent entertaining ourselves and the TV wasn’t even switched on once! Probably just as well since this was situated in the small drawing room and would have been difficult to view by more than a few. The wifi throughout the house was good – once you had realised that there were different connections in different places. All the bedrooms were excellent and the cleaning lady, and laundry requirements, were also very good. The swimming pool is a good size and was well used throughout. However, this is our one ‘complaint’ – it was cold! One of the attractions of the property was the heated swimming pool and, whatever the temperature was, it didn’t give the impression of being heated – apart from the specific suggestion to leave it open to the sun during the day. The boules and table-tennis were nice to have. The major accolade goes to our chef, Susan, and her assistant Nora. Susan was absolutely wonderful and kept us supplied with meals that were of the highest quality – including coping with our four vegan members without batting an eyelid. We all tried to persuade her to come and look after us back home! We appreciated your own advice, and particularly your recommendation to hire Susan, but feel that more help organising our travel would have been useful. We did arrange all this but, particularly traversing Paris with large suitcases and not allowing quite enough time for comfort, was difficult – and we are now a lot wiser. We did have an amazing holiday and glad that we managed to book it through you.

Suitability

Child Friendly
No Pets

Kitchen

Oven
Dishwasher
Microwave
Cooker Hob
Coffee Maker
Toaster
Fridge
Freezer
Kettle

Property Features

Wifi/Internet
Air Conditioning
Bedrooms Only
Bed Linen Included
Parking
Free Parking On Premises
Fire
Heating
Washing Machine
Included With Your Stay
Private
Tumble Dryer
Included With Your Stay
Private
Ironing Board
Towels Included
Iron
Bath
Shower
Non-Smoking

Entertainment

Television
PingPong

Outdoor

Garden
Enclosed
Fully Fenced/Secure
Private
BBQ
Private
Sun Loungers
Outdoor Dining Area
Outdoor Furniture
Outdoor Kitchen
Outdoor Shower
Boules (Pétanque)

Themes

Away From It All
Family
Golf
Historic
Romantic
Sports & Activities

Spa

Pool
Outdoor Pool
Heated Pool
Private Pool
Open 24 Hours
Available Seasonally

Child Friendly

Ages
Baby
Toddler
Young Child
Child
Teen
Cot
Guests Must Request It
Included With Your Stay
High Chair
Available On Request

Other Services

Private Chef
At Additional Cost
Cleaning Available During Stay
Available At Extra Cost

Resort Types

Mountain Views
Walking Area

Location