8 Le Trillon, 26110 Vinsobres, France
Le Trillon is the name of our rampart tower in Vinsobres. The building is over 800 years old and hadn’t seen much daylight for more than one hundred years when we purchased it in 2009. The windows were filled in with stones and it had been used as a pigeonaire, sheep barn, and a place for breeding prize-winning French rabbits! Prior to that it was a silkworm factory, and even further back, the rampart corner of the ancient village wall.
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We spent time carefully renovating the building to retain its original beauty, character and charm. Le Trillon now has two bedrooms, one in the downstairs room with a round en-suite bathroom, and a second, up in the combles of the tower. There is also another shower room and toilet upstairs. The lounge leads into the kitchen which is situated in the tower. There is a small, private terrace with garden, table and chairs, out the back, next to the escalier. On either side of Le Trillon there are walkways. A covered walkway leads up to the Boulangerie only 50 metres away, and the other leads up the staircase to the top of the village. There is ample parking just down from the front door.
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Rates
Le Trillon Weekly Rental Rates for 2018 in EURO
| Season | Dates | 2 Bedrooms |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Jan 13 – March 24 Nov 03 – Dec 15 |
500 Euro |
| Middle | March 24 – June 30 Sep 01 – Nov 03 |
800 Euro |
| High | June 30 – Sep 01 Dec 15 – Jan 12 |
1000 Euro |
Booking
Your booking will be reserved upon initial contact and confirmed when you make a 50% deposit. You may lose your reserved booking however if someone else confirms a booking for the same period before you do. The remainder of your booking fee is due 30 days prior to the commencement of the rental period. Bookings made within a 30 day period of commencement, must be paid in full at the time of booking. Any bank charges resulting from money transfers are the responsibility of the renter. We can now accept payments via Paypal which are either free or a very small charge – much less than bank fees on telegraphic transfers.