Gordes 611: Vacation Rental that sleeps 23 people in 6 bedrooms, located in Les Gervais, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur, France.

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Property Summary
Les Gervais, France is home to the charming "La Bastide des Chênes" resort, featuring 30 houses within the residence. This delightful property boasts a wealth of amenities, including a shared swimming pool (15 x 7 m, available seasonally from April 4 to September 26), a children's pool, a boccia court, and a terrace. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of on-site parking and a reception area. Offering the perfect holiday rental, La Bastide des Chênes is nestled within a 5-hectare wooded area, providing a serene and natural setting for your vacation.

Outdoors
Immerse yourself in the outdoors at La Bastide des Chênes. Surrounded by lush greenery spanning 5 hectares, the resort offers ample opportunities to bask in nature's beauty. Take a refreshing dip in the shared swimming pool, measuring 15 x 7 meters and open seasonally from April 4 to September 26. Little ones can splash around in the dedicated children's pool, while adults can challenge each other to a game of boccia on the provided court. Unwind on the terrace, soaking up the tranquil ambiance and breathing in the fresh air.

Other Information
La Bastide des Chênes is conveniently located near various amenities and attractions. A shop can be found just 2.7 km away, catering to your daily needs. Additionally, the complex features a reception area and a table tennis facility, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy during their stay. Please note that while the photographs provide a glimpse into the resort, the individual holiday properties may vary in terms of living space, floor plans, equipment, and furnishings.

Distances and Attractions
Nestled in the heart of Les Gervais, France, La Bastide des Chênes offers easy access to nearby attractions and points of interest. The charming center of Gordes is just 2.7 km away, inviting you to explore its quaint streets and local culture. For those seeking a broader experience, the center of Cavaillon is merely 20 km from the resort, while the historic city of Avignon is within a 50 km radius. Explore the surrounding wooded area, where nature's beauty unfolds right at your doorstep, adding an extra layer of serenity to your vacation rental experience.

Location Les Gervais, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur, France

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Avignon-Caumont, 27.8 Km

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