Gîte de l'Angèle

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Detached furnished property

394 Chemin du Long Serre, 84330 Saint-Hippolyte-le-Graveyron

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60 m² gite, between the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. Comprises one bedroom, sleeping area, equipped kitchen, sitting room and shady terrace. Pool to enjoy during summer season.

Concerned about our environment, we have been implementing eco-responsible actions for several years.

As the sun shines brightly on our property, we have installed solar panels to compensate for energy-hungry appliances such as the pool filtration pump, air conditioners and hot water tanks. Electric bikes are also welcome!

Waste sorting garbage cans are available in our gite, including composting of vegetable waste. Once composted, this waste benefits our vegetable garden and olive trees.

Rainwater is collected in cisterns at various points on the property and used to water the olive trees, vegetable garden and flower boxes.

The cuttings from the olive trees are crushed on site by a local association recognized as being in the public interest, which contributes to the economic revitalization of the Vaucluse region by integrating environmental education and sustainable development into its operating principles. The shredded material is then deposited at the foot of the olive trees, where its transformation into compost benefits the trees.
Dedicated garbage cans facilitate selective sorting, including a compost bucket.
This vegetable waste is collected in our compost and eventually benefits our vegetable garden and olive trees.
Rainwater is collected in cisterns and made available at various points on our property to water the olive trees, vegetable garden and flower boxes.
The cuttings from the olive trees are crushed on site by a local association recognized as being in the public interest, whose aim is to contribute to the economic revitalization of the Vaucluse region by integrating environmental education and sustainable development into its operating principles. The broya is then deposited at the foot of the olive trees, where its transformation into compost benefits the trees.