village house with large roof top terrace in Provence

The house is in a great location, a small, quiet village close to Avignon and within short driving distances to many places to visit in the Provence region. The neighbors were extremely friendly and very welcoming! The house was the perfect size for our family. The house is well maintained, clean and well equipped with essentials and more! We enjoyed using the bikes to explore the village, the beach chairs were perfect on the rooftop terrace and the assortment of books were great to go through at night (without a tv and internet, it was a nice break to be disconnected!). We loved how there was an incredible boulangerie just around the corner from the house. We happened to be visiting the Provence region during an extreme heat wave, so it was a bit hot at night, but we stayed cool by staying out on the rooftop terrace. The owner was incredibly helpful (especially with all the information provided about the village and the house itself) and responds very quickly to inquiries. It was a wonderful stay for our family in Bedarrides!

The house is in a great location, a small, quiet village close to Avignon and within short driving distances to many places to visit in the Provence region. The neighbors were extremely friendly and very welcoming! The house was the perfect size for our family. The house is well maintained, clean and well equipped with essentials and more! We enjoyed using the bikes to explore the village, the beach chairs were perfect on the rooftop terrace and the assortment of books were great to go through at night (without a tv and internet, it was a nice break to be disconnected!). We loved how there was an incredible boulangerie just around the corner from the house. We happened to be visiting the Provence region during an extreme heat wave, so it was a bit hot at night, but we stayed cool by staying out on the rooftop terrace. The owner was incredibly helpful (especially with all the information provided about the village and the house itself) and responds very quickly to inquiries. It was a wonderful stay for our family in Bedarrides!

Really liked the house- great location overlooking the square. Bedarrides is a really charming little town with the advantage that it is off the tourist trail- very nice to come back to after a day sight seeing! Very friendly people which made everyday things like shopping a real pleasure.There is an excellent small market on Monday mornings and a farmers market on Friday evenings, in addition to small local shops; and an excellent newly-opened restaurant called the Presqu'ile. We particularly enjoyed the local boat trip with our own 'eco guide'- a most interesting and informative excursion. We also enjoyed going to the wine museum in Chateauneuf du Pape just up the road from Bedarrides- very interesting in itself, and followed by informal tasting sessions after the visit - the wine was so delicious that we came home with quite a few bottles! All in all a great holiday and very well placed for visiting the major tourist sites.

We were traveling with my wife,myself and two college age girls. The size was just perfect for us. Oldest daughter upstairs, youngest daughter downstairs, and my wife and myself in the master. Plus there was room when a college friend of the girls stopped by a couple days…Nice having two bathrooms, and a nice shower and the apartment was clean and nice. Location in the Provence was a great as we were able to do day trips to Avignon, Arles, Vaison LA Romaine, L'isle Sur la Sourge etc. easily. -Very happy and everyone said that they would go back. John and Vicki

This is an excellent house. The property was clean and clearly cared for. It was worth visiting to view the library of books alone. The balcony and roof terrace are great outdoor spaces. To have the use of bikes from the house to move around the vineyards is perfect. Bedarrides is tourist free yet Avignon, Mont Ventoux, Sault, The Ardeche valley, the Nesque and Toulourenc Gorges, Orange, Chateauneuf-du-pape and the Isle sur la Sorgue market (Sunday) is near. This would be a great place to come and write, swim (see the fabulous public pool at Chateauneuf-Du-Pape) and relax on the terrace. One of the cafes in the village serves an excellent three course lunch and there are a couple of nice bars for a six o'clock aperitif. The owner is an efficient and a kind person. This is a perfect getaway place. The house at Rue Des Tisserands is highly recommended. Dr. Rob Harding, London

This is an excellent house. The property was clean and clearly cared for. It was worth visiting to view the library of books alone. The balcony and roof terrace are great outdoor spaces. To have the use of bikes from the house to move around the vineyards is perfect. Bedarrides is tourist free yet Avignon, Mont Ventoux, Sault, The Ardeche valley, the Nesque and Toulourenc Gorges, Orange, Chateauneuf-du-pape and the Isle sur la Sorgue market (Sunday) is near. This would be a great place to come and write, swim (see the fabulous public pool at Chateauneuf-Du-Pape) and relax on the terrace. One of the cafes in the village serves an excellent three course lunch and there are a couple of nice bars for a six o'clock aperitif. The owner is an efficient and a kind person. This is a perfect getaway place. The house at Rue Des Tisserands is highly recommended. Dr. Rob Harding, London

Had a fantastic week in a nice house within a lovely setting. The village is small but conveniently located close to areas such as Chateauneuf du Pape, Avignon Mont Ventoux. However, we would recommend hiring a car to allow you to fully explore some amazing places. We would highly recommend the house for both a relaxing sightseeing holiday. The large roof terrace is a great feature of the property and we spent many an afternoon there eating, drinking and relaxing. The owners of the property were very friendly and helpful and will definitely be coming back. Thanks for a lovely week!

The village of Bedarrides is perfect for visiting the wonderful small towns and villages near by. We especially enjoyed wine tasting at Gigondas, Chateau neuf de Pape and Vacquegras. Our favourite towns were Seguret; a very pretty town with little shops tucked away, just perfect for brousing around and enjoying the cloudless skies and barmy weather and also Vaison-la-Romaine where we bought lavender bouquets from a man sat outside making them. Cycling is an absolute dream, fairly flat, hardly any traffic, beautiful scenery and glorious sunshine, plus at the tourist office in Chateau neuf de Pape there are free cycled guides of marked roads you can follow. My husband also enjoyed cycling up Mount Ventoux - a must if you follow the Tour de France. The house is perfect for walking to the boulangeries - there are 3! and we also loved to buy homemade pizzas from around the corner which we ate, sat on the roof terrace with a botttle of French (of course!) Rose and listened to the Swallows above our heads! We will definately return as there is so much to explore and enjoy.