Villa La Colline is located in a small, quiet picturesque hillside village, 5kms from Uzes, facing full South, offering stunning views of rolling hills, vineyards with meandering country roads. Our home in the village is accessed through a small walled path (calade) that leads to a private gate to your garden and the villa. Surrounded by old stone walls The delightful, private back garden has a lovely black bamboo grove where plenty of sun and shade will make your lunches and dinners memorable. A large terrace offering the view from the living room. The house is fully equipped for four persons. It has a well appointed open kitchen to a bright dining / living area with a fireplace insert fireplace and well stocked bookshelves. There are two bedrooms (one with 2 single beds to make a king size bed, the other with 2 single beds for a queen size bed); each bedroom has a closet / storage space. The bathroom is located between the bedrooms and a bath / shower and a toilet. Located on a lower level, the large pool (6x12m) is beautifully sited, sheltered by stone walls and affording the panoramic views of the rolling hills. Enjoy the vista from the lounge chairs and the small pool house. The nearest village, Montaren, 2 miles away has a superb restaurant where there is also a full bakery, a very well stocked super market and a pharmacy. The splendid medieval / Renaissance town of Uzès, just 5 km away, has plenty of shopping opportunities; The famous Saturday market place and the famous Saturday colorful market, Place aux herbes, are not to be missed. Our region is to the north, the Cévennes mountains are a great destination for hiking, canoeing and sightseeing where you can enjoy the rugged landscape with its deeply cut and scraggly rocks and expansive , wild vistas; The Cave of Pont d'Arc is a museum that is now open. A 15 km Eastward, the World Heritage Site of the Pont du Gard aqueduct 2000 years, a masterpiece of Roman engineering that once supplied to Nîmes. Further on, the papal city of Avignon will inspire you with its famous Pont Bénézet, the Palais des Papes and the lively city life, especially in July during the famous Festival. To the South and 27 km through the guarrigue, Nîmes, France's oldest Roman city, will be impress you by the stunning beauty of the Roman amphitheater and the Temple, Maison Carrée, and its very friendly Romanism. A few kilometers away from the Rhone, the Provençal city of Arles, where Van Gogh lived and painted, is famous for its Roman amphitheater, its beautiful Roman museum and its excellent photography foundation, great photo art exhibits and its colorful atmosphere . Les Baux de Provence has a long art / music show in the limestone quarry, not to be missed. For lunch and dinner in the Mediterranean, long walks on sandy beaches, La Grate du Roi, Espiguette the historic, fortified medieval town of Aigues Mortes or the Camargue to be dazzled by flamingos. And for some other days, just lazying around the pool, watching the swallows dance away, is a perfect holiday plan.