Heated Private Pool • Sleeps 18 • Two Privatised Gîtes
BookSet among vineyards in the Cèze valley, Mas d'Aujac is an authentic stone farmhouse made up of two fully-privatised gîtes — La Citadelle and Le Mazet — both rated 4-star Meublé de Tourisme. Together they comfortably sleep up to 18 guests, making the property ideal for family reunions and gatherings between friends.
La Citadelle offers a spacious living room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with a semi-professional cooker, a vaulted dining room opening onto the pool and garden, five bedrooms, three shower rooms, one bathroom and two separate WCs.
Le Mazet features an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a living room with a sofa bed, two bedrooms each with their own private shower room, and a separate WC.
8 bedrooms across two gîtes · 6 shower/bath rooms · 3 separate WCs · sleeps 18
5 bedrooms · 3 shower rooms · 1 bathroom · 2 separate WCs. Living room with fireplace, semi-professional kitchen, vaulted dining room opening onto the pool.
2 bedrooms, each with a private shower room · 1 separate WC. Open-plan kitchen and dining area, living room with sofa bed.
Mas d'Aujac sits just outside the village of Saint-Michel-d'Euzet in the Cèze valley, 10 minutes from La Roque-sur-Cèze and the Cascades du Sautadet. The surrounding countryside is dotted with some of the Gard's most celebrated villages, and there's plenty to fill your days beyond the pool.
Perched above the Ardèche gorges, Aiguèze was the first village in the Gard to be named one of France's official "Plus Beaux Villages" — walk the ramparts for sweeping views, or set off from here on a canoe trip down the Ardèche.
Also listed among France's "Plus Beaux Villages", this hillside village is built around a twelve-arched medieval bridge, right next to the Cascades du Sautadet.
A circular hilltop village west of Uzès, likewise honoured as one of France's "Plus Beaux Villages", with 360° views over the garrigue.
A tiny fortified village on the banks of the Cèze — the fourth of the Gard's officially labelled "Plus Beaux Villages de France".
Known as the "little Venice of the Gard" for its canal, shaded terraces, and lively Wednesday market.
A wonderful family week in a peaceful spot close to a charming village, with a warm, helpful host offering great local tips.
The pool was beautifully kept, and the bedrooms were well laid out for a mixed group of couples, kids and dogs.
Perfect for a family reunion — beautifully decorated, spotless gîtes, plenty of outdoor games for all ages, and a wonderfully welcoming host.