La Cabanne du Vigné

In the heart of the Hérault Valley vineyards, discover Patrice and Adeline's unusual and atypical gîte, entirely built of wood. The space This unusual accommodation, which has Wi-Fi, is composed of a charming living room with lounge and modern kitchen. The living room has a sofa bed (which can be used as an extra bed if needed), a TV and a coffee table, ideal for enjoying a good glass of wine from the vineyard with a beautiful view through the bay windows of the green and flowery exteriors of the estate. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, coffee machine, kettle and even a raclette machine for moments of conviviality. On the ground floor, you will also find a bathroom with shower, toilet, sink with mirror and storage closet. Upstairs, a sleeping area (with a ceiling height of 1.80 m) for two people with a 140 x 190 cm bed awaits you, with direct access to a beautiful balcony with table and chairs, all with stunning views of the vineyard. A miller's staircase to get into the bedroom. From June 2025, provision of an in-ground swimming pool to share with the tenants of the other cottage (Le Petit Mas du Vigné) Small 4 m by 2.5 m pool closed by a safety shutter. Other things to note Tourist attractions: Typical Languedoc village wrapped around its circulade (the architecture of the village center is built in a spiral) and bordered by scrubland and vineyards, be sure to explore the charming wine village of Saint-Pargoire, its church and its historic center inside the ancient walls. A short drive away, enjoy Lake Salagou which offers water activities and hiking in the middle of a unique landscape formed by the dam and the red hills. Don't miss the famous village of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, which will charm you with its cobbled streets, not to mention the Abbey of Gellone and the Pont du Diable. A little further on, the Cirque de Navacelles, a geological wonder, invites you to breathtaking panoramas, which you can explore in the heart of the cirque or from the belvederes. About ten kilometers away, Pézenas, a city of art and history, seduces with its preserved city center, its private hotels and its craft shops, formerly frequented by Molière. And if you are more of a natural wonder than a historic village, the Clamouse Cave, about thirty kilometers from Paulhan, offers a fascinating underground experience, allowing you to discover amazing geological formations, stalactites and stalagmites in a mysterious setting.