Discover the Hameau Cœur des Vignes, nestled in the heart of the vineyards, ideal for up to 26 guests. This exceptional estate features three charming houses with 13 spacious en-suite suites, two swimming pools, landscaped gardens and terraces for convivial meals. A trampoline, petanque court, badminton court and bicycles are also available for unforgettable moments with family and friends.
In the heart of vast green vineyards, where calm and beauty harmonize, the Hameau Cœur des Vignes invites you to an enchanted interlude, ideal for recharging your batteries and sharing precious moments with your loved ones. This exceptional estate comprises three elegant buildings, combining authentic charm and refined comfort, to accommodate up to 26 people in a unique setting.
The hamlet offers a total of 13 spacious bedrooms and 10 modern, functional bathrooms. The first building houses 7 sumptuous suites, a fully equipped kitchen opening onto a convivial dining room, and a shaded terrace with barbecue. The second building boasts 5 magnificent suites, perfect for accommodating additional guests in an equally refined setting. Finally, the third building, a beautifully restored former chapel, offers an elegant bedroom, as well as a large, cosy living room with fireplace, table soccer and modern kitchen.
Outside, the enchanting landscaped garden is home to two secure swimming pools, a trampoline, a pétanque court, a badminton court, and bicycles available for use, perfect for moments of leisure and relaxation. Le Hameau Cœur des Vignes is more than just a place: it's an invitation to serenity, sharing and unforgettable memories in a setting of rare elegance.
Everything is at your disposal: swimming pool, living room, kitchen, wifi internet, television, trampoline, bicycles, badminton, pétanque, table soccer.
Sheets are extra and must be paid on site: €15 per double bed and €8 per single bed
You will have a personal welcome by our property manager and we remain available in case of any questions.
A guardian is available on site.
