Description

 

Rent this beautiful stone house located in the heart of Sablet. It is just a short walk from a boulangerie, café, butcher, tabac (news store), grocery store, pharmacy, and medical offices. This spacious three-bedroom house includes three bathrooms, each equipped with showers and toilets. The large, well-furnished kitchen features a cozy sitting area, a wood-burning fireplace, and an adjoining terrace. The master bedroom also has its own terrace. The house is air-conditioned and heated by electricity. Sablet is a charming wine village famous for its Côte du Rhône wines. Unlike typical tourist destinations, Sablet is a working wine village, ensuring that shops and services remain open year-round.

The House:

This 17th-century stone facade house in Sablet has been thoughtfully renovated to combine historic charm with modern comfort, making it ideal for cultural tourists.

This holiday rental can accommodate up to seven adults and spans three stories. The home exudes Provencal charm and offers quiet spaces for relaxation. It features three bedrooms and three bathrooms. One bedroom is located on the entry level, while the top floor contains the master bedroom and a smaller room. Between the sleeping areas, you’ll find a lovely open kitchen, a living area with a cozy fireplace, and an outdoor terrace perfect for alfresco dining.

Fully air-conditioned and centrally heated, this house is suitable for year-round rentals. Like many village homes, this property is on a narrow street, ironically named “le Grande Rue,” within the ancient village. It is just a few steps away from the central Church of St. Nazaire and provides easy access to shops and restaurants.

The Area:

Sablet is a small village with a population of just 1,300, according to the latest census. Nestled at the base of the stunning Dentelles de Montmirail peaks and situated between Seguret and Gigondas, Sablet lies in the heart of the Rhône Valley wine country. The village was established by the bishops of Avignon in the 12th century.

The bell tower of St. Nazaire Church marks the highest point in Sablet, visible from a distance and illuminated at night, serving as a beacon for villagers returning home. The village itself is charming and well-equipped with various services, including a well-stocked grocery store, a butcher, a pharmacy, a wine-focused tourist information center, two hair salons, a flower shop, a pizzeria, a café, two restaurants, medical offices, and a tabac/newsstand.

For wine enthusiasts, Sablet is an excellent starting point for a tasting journey. Outdoor lovers will also appreciate the easy access to hiking trails and cycling options, including road, mountain, and gravel paths. Food lovers will swoon at the local produce and daily markets in nearby villages.

Ideal for:
Perfect for couples, families, and multiple families travelling together.

This home is an ideal gathering place for families and friends. It is also a terrific holiday base for food and wine lovers, hikers, climbers, artists, and writers.

Minimum stay:
Seven (7) days

Rates (2026):

Please inquire about multi-week discounts.

Date range per week in USD:
January 1- March 31 $1,000
April 1 – April 30  $1,200
May 1 – May 31  $1,300
June 1 – July 31 $1,600
August 1 – August 31  $1,400
September 1 – October 31 $1,500
November 1- November 30  $1,200
December 1 – December 31 $1,300

Notes:
Pets (dogs only) are allowed, subject to prior approval based primarily on size.
Parking is very close by, a two-minute walk.

What their guests say:

Our stay at the Sablet House was one of the best accommodations I have experienced. My wife and I stayed there with two other couples, and there was ample room for all of us. The house is part of the maze of dwellings that make up Sablet. The village is built on a hill and the dwellings are sort of piled up the hill. Traversing on foot through the village made me think of what it would have been like to live here hundreds of years ago.