Vacation home in the heart of Drôme Provençale that can accommodate up to 6 adults, 1 child, and 1 infant.

You can enjoy a 1,900 m² wooded outdoor area with an 8 m x 4 m heated pool secured by a fence, a dining area in the shade of oak trees (with an electric griddle), and sun loungers and umbrellas for relaxing by the pool.

The house consists of the following on the first floor:
‧ 1 living/dining room with 2 sofas, TV, DVD player, and a large dining table
‧ 1 fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, oven, Nespresso machine, filter coffee maker, toaster, kettle, and kitchen utensils
‧ 1 laundry room (behind the kitchen) with a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine
‧ 1 bedroom with a double bed (160 cm) and a child’s bed (70 cm x 160 cm) with access to the veranda
‧ 1 veranda opening onto the garden with a view of the pool
‧ 1 bathroom with a bathtub, sink, and toilet
‧ 1 separate toilet

Upstairs, there is:
‧ 1 bedroom with a double bed (140 cm), a desk, and a private south-facing terrace
‧ 1 bedroom with a double bed (140 cm) and a crib for a baby
‧ 1 bathroom with a shower and sink

Baby equipment on site: 2 high chairs, 1 changing table, 1 bathtub, 1 Babycook, and 1 potty

Wi-Fi connection

Air conditioning in the main room (living/dining room) and in the 2 bedrooms upstairs.

Private parking with electric gate

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LINEN

For weekly reservations, bed linens (excluding the crib) and bath towels (2 per person) are included in the rental price.
Pool towels are not provided; please remember to bring your own.

For shorter stays, linens are available for rent:
‧ Double bed linens: 13€ / bed
‧ Children’s bed linens: 10€
‧ Bath towels (1 large + 1 small): 5€ / person

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LOCATION and ACTIVITIES

The house is located in a quiet residential neighborhood, 2 km from the center of the village of Taulignan.

Starting from the house, numerous trails allow you to stroll through the Drôme countryside, among lavender fields, vineyards, and woodland.

Taulignan is a village of 1,600 residents, an ancient medieval town dating back to the 14th century with a fortified suburb featuring eleven towers.
In the 19th century, Taulignan was a major industrial center for silk reeling, employing several hundred workers.
You can visit the Silk Museum to learn about the different stages of a silkworm’s life cycle (from the hatching of the egg to the birth of the larva and its transformation into a butterfly) and the techniques used to turn silk into precious fabrics (spinning, reeling, and weaving).
A lovely walk along the “Silk Trails” starts from the village, winding through and alongside the old reeling mills that existed in Taulignan during the 19th and early 20th centuries. This 4-km loop takes 1 to 1.5 hours to complete and features informational signs near the main buildings associated with silk production.

In the village, you’ll find: a bakery, a butcher shop, cafés, a grocery store, an artisanal chocolate shop and cookie shop, a restaurant, a pizzeria, a tobacco and newsstand, and a market on Friday mornings featuring local producers and regional specialties: fruits, vegetables, cheeses (Picodon and others), wine, honey, lavender essential oil, and caillettes.

In the surrounding area, there are many activities to enjoy: a tree-top adventure