Gîte / Cottage

2-10 persons
5 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
Pets not allowed

House Le Chêne is a very spacious holiday home with swimming pool, located in the very quiet village of Chassagnes, 2 km. from Les Vans.
The house is located in a very quiet area and offers breathtaking views.
You have a private swimming pool of 9.5 by 4.5 m, surrounded by a beautiful sun terrace with plenty of sun beds. The swimming pool is open from June 1 to September 30.
There is a spacious living room with sitting area and TV, dining area and kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, stove, coffee maker, refrigerator with freezer, ...
Through the French doors you enter the covered terrace.
There are also 4 bedrooms with box springs 160x200, 1 bedroom with bunk beds and the house is equipped with 3 bathrooms (washbasin and shower) and 2 x separate toilet.
All bedrooms have air conditioning.

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Nice house, lots of space.

Mariska gave a 8.0 1

Large and clean house. Nice pool. Missing some kitchen utensils. Problem of very unpleasant odors at the end of the day, o...

DANIEL gave a 7.8 1

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Our love for this region started 25 years ago.
Our great love for the beautiful region of the Ardèche made us build our own holiday homes as a construction company.
We work on a small scale so that we always keep an overview and our tenants always receive correct information.

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Explanation of the prices & cancellation policy

Our cancellation policy :

more than 42 days before the start of the rental period: 30% of the rent due (minimum 100 €)
from 42 to 28 days before the start of the rental period: 60 % of the rent due
from 28 days to day before departure : entire rental amount due
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Prices are per stay

From

Sat 04-Apr-2026

Sat 09-May-2026

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1150.00

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Night € 164.00

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Sat 09-May-2026

Sat 04-Jul-2026

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1735.00

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Night € 248.00

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From

Sat 04-Jul-2026

Sat 29-Aug-2026

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 2912.00

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Night € 416.00

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From

Sat 29-Aug-2026

Sat 26-Sep-2026

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1735.00

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Night € 248.00

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Bath linen

€ 8.00

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Bed linen

€ 15.00

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Deposit

€ 500.00

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Final cleaning

€ 120.00

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Tourist tax from 18 years

€ 1.00

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House rules

Pets not allowed
Smoking not allowed

Location & area recommendations

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The sunny department with a Provencal influence has beautiful mountains, forests, rivers and caves. The rock massifs provide a varied backdrop, making the Ardèche a particularly varied region with plenty of beautiful natural beauty. To taste the local atmosphere you can enjoy delicious dishes in the specialty restaurants, auberges or on the shady terraces of each village. The typical southern French town of Les Vans is close to the southern department of the Gard and with an hour and a half drive you are on the coast of the Mediterranean. On the way you will pass Alès and Nîmes, where you can visit an old amphitheater. To the east lies the department of Drôme with the nougat city of Montélimar. If you follow the Rhône to the south from here, you will pass Orange, Avignon and Arles.

The Bois de Païolive in the southwest of the Ardèche is a special area, ideally suited for lovely walks and quiet bike rides. The vast area of more than 16 km2 consists mainly of oak forest with the most bizarre rock formations. Erosion is the cause of the sometimes otherworldly shapes of the various rock formations. The Bois de Païolive (fairytale forest) is characterized as a forest with many pedunculate oaks and holm oaks. Due to the combination of the forest and the rock formations, you occasionally imagine yourself in a completely natural sculpture garden, where the giant statues have a magical appearance.

Aven d'Orgnac One of the caves in the Ardèche that is definitely worth a visit is Aven d'Orgnac; a stalactite cave discovered in 1935 and recognized as one of the most important sites of France in 2000, with about 140,000 visitors annually, a so-called Grand Site de France. As a visitor you descend through various halls to 120 meters below sea level and then you come up again with the elevator. Along the way you will see a huge amount of stalactites, stalagmites and monoliths that have formed at the rate of a few centimeters per century. Many consider this to be the most beautiful cave in the Ardèche and even in all of France. This cave is great fun for children, but almost inaccessible if you are less mobile due to the approximately 700 steps that you have to brave

Grotte Chauvet Pont d'Arc The Grotte Chauvet, original name Grotte Chauvet Pont d'Arc, is of a completely different caliber. Here you will find many cave paintings from 9,000 to 36,000 years old. This mainly concerns animal images such as a panther, owl, rhinoceros and bears. The images are painted in red or black and sometimes also engraved. The cave was only discovered in 1994 by 3 French cave explorers, who discovered a stone with a few red stripes, but already more than 35,000 years old and with the oldest rock art in the world and very precious "property". The authentic Ardèche cave is not open to the public, but the replica of the cave is.