Le Petit Jardin is on the lower ground floor of a lovingly restored, characterful village house set in the 15th century ramparts of picturesque Sablet. Original archways and exposed stone are just some of the authentic features of this spacious apartment that combines an original ambiance with the comforts of modern living. The entrance to the apartment is on a pretty, cobbled square - a known spot for spectacular sunsets - lined with cypress, pine and mulberry trees and where there is a stunning, panorama viewing point. From the gate, step into the pretty, west-facing garden with terrace and vine-draped trellis –a perfect space to enjoy a sundowner or simply to relax during the day. Le Petit Jardin is in the heart of the old village and within easy strolling distance of all local amenities for daily living (café/bar, bakeries, pharmacy, newsagents, florist, butchers, mini-supermarket, hairdressers, library and the Tourist Office where you can enjoy tasting local wines. As a medieval village, access by car into the old quarter is limited but luggage can be dropped only a very short walk away. Free parking in the village is within a 2-minute walk of the Le Petit Jardin.

Stay in Le Petit Jardin, Sablet and enjoy a real slice of Provençal history! Welcome! France is just so rich in terms of culture, language, gastronomy, geographical diversity and Provence is no exception. Come and discover Sablet, a friendly, working, living village with over 20 different wine-producers. This is a village where you'll really experience authentic Provence, plus.....the surrounding area is simply beautiful and has so much to offer and explore. We can’t wait to see you! Bienvenue!

Sablet is a picturesque Provençal village, set against the dramatic backdrop of the craggy, Dentelles de Montmirail, nestling in the foothills of Mt Ventoux and surrounded by terraced vineyards. It has quite rightly been described as a vibrant, welcoming, authentic village. Sablet has a small market every Friday morning on the main square with fresh produce: fruit, vegetables, fish, cheese and pasta. Vaison-la-Romaine, the nearest town is 10 minutes by car with Roman ruins to explore, restaurants for everyone, café terraces and a vibrant boutique culture. It also boasts one of the biggest Provencal weekly markets in the region.The area is renowned for hiking, cycling, fishing, tennis (there is even a small club in the village) and going further, for rock climbing and kayaking. The towns and coastline of the Med, the flora and fauna of the Camargue (just one of 6 regional natural parks of Provence) and the Ardèche Gorges are an easy drive away...For fans of the Tour de France, the iconic Mt Ventoux is not far – 2 stages of the 2021 Tour de France will be nearby. Orange, Avignon, Aix, Arles, Les Baux de Provence and the wonderful lavender fields are all within easy reach.