Nestling on a wine-growing estate, the gîte invites you to enjoy an authentic getaway, just 5 km from the medieval village of Lagrasse. This jewel of the Cathar region, famous for its Benedictine abbey founded around the year 800, will immerse you in a timeless atmosphere, combining history, local produce and unspoilt nature.

Unforgettable experiences to be had in the surrounding area:
- Walks and hikes: explore the paths of the Cathar region on foot, by bike or even on horseback.
- Wine tasting and wine tourism: discover the region's wine cellars and estates and let yourself be seduced by the powerful aromas of the Corbières wines.
- Heritage discovery: stroll through the cobbled streets of Lagrasse, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", visit its abbey and soak up its rich past.
- Less than half an hour away by car, you can visit the medieval town of Carcassonne. The sea is less than an hour away, so you can get away from it all for a day.
- All the shops are in Lagrasse: restaurants, grocery shops, bakery, tobacconist and newsagent, as well as the tourist office. Its ideal location will appeal to you, and you also have access to the Orbieu river, where swimming is supervised.

In fine weather, enjoy privileged access to the estate's swimming pool (17 m x 7 m, open from May to September). A courtyard with garden furniture for relaxing and enjoying meals.

On the ground floor:

- A living room
- A fully equipped kitchen (filter coffee maker, dishwasher, microwave, oven, washing machine, fridge-freezer).
- A dining room.
- An independent shower room.
- An independent WC.

On the first floor:

- Bedroom 1: 3 beds 90x190cm.
- Bedroom 2: 3 beds 90x190cm.
- Bedroom 3: 2 beds 90x190cm that can be made into a bed 180.
- Bedroom 4: 2 beds 90x190cm that can be made into a bed 180.
- Independent bathroom: bathtub.
- Independent WC.

Parking on the estate.

Gîte located on a wine-growing estate, 5kms from the medieval village of Lagrasse in the heart of the Corbières, famous for its Benedictine abbey dating back to 800 AD.