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Dinner on the terrace overlooking the vineyards that stretch to the sea..
Our street -- charming cobblestoned street and many many flowers
The red shutters and doors stand out on our street.
Our comfortable living room is a great place to hang out...lots of books, DVDs
The house has lots of charm--old beams, traditional tiles, antique doors and kitchen counter.

Reviews

9.8 out of 10
Exceptional
3 bedrooms2 bathroomsSleeps 7

Popular amenities

  • Kitchen
  • Washing machine
  • Dryer
  • Outdoor space
  • Parking available
  • Barbecue

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Caussiniojouls, Occitanie
  • Place, Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park
    ‪1 min walk‬
  • Place, Lake Salagou
    ‪36 min drive‬
  • Place, Cap d'Agde Beach
    ‪61 min drive‬
  • Airport, Béziers (BZR-Cap d'Agde)
    ‪45 min drive‬

Rooms & beds

3 bedrooms (sleeps 7)

Bedroom 1

1 Double Bed

Bedroom 2

1 Single Bed and 1 Double Bed

Bedroom 4

1 Double Bed

Loft

1 Double Futon

2 bathrooms

Bathroom 1

Bathtub or shower · Bathtub · Toilet

Bathroom 2

Toilet · Shower only

Spaces

Deck or patio
Kitchen
Balcony
Garden

About this property

Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House

Fully restored stone village house with a breathtaking views of miles and miles of vineyards and countryside in the charming medieval village of Caussiniojouls, on the edge of the Languedoc mountains, hiking, wineries, castles, Mediterranean beaches.

The vineyards of the Faugeres AOC (including two in the village), wonderful beaches (20 minutes), near the Canal du Midi, Carcassonne and other castles as well as the charming cities of Bedarieux and Pezenas (15 to 20 minutes) with markets, antiques, medieval architecture.

The House
Our charming, fully restored stone village house is comfortably furnished with all new appliances, American style mattresses and couches, a private walled garden and rooftop terrace, both bursting with local flowers. Fully equipped with wireless internet, digital TV, barbecue, beach gear, and anything else one might want. Traditional tiled floors, stone walls, original beams and blend of traditional and modern furniture make the house warm and welcoming.

The living floor features an open loft style bright and spacious living room/dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen. A staircase from the living room leads to a spacious rooftop terrace where you'll see shooting stars at night and the twinkling lights of the Mediterranean coast in the distance. On the ground floor you'll find a stone-walled garden room (TV, books, convertible sofa) opening on to the wonderful, shady, walled garden along with a utility area with new washer/dryer, full size refrigerator, and a beautiful new limestone bathroom with walk-in shower.

The house has a flexible floor plan and easily sleeps 4 to 9. The second floor features two bedrooms (one with double bed, one with a double bed and a single bed) and a modern bath. There is also a sleeping loft (double bed) just off the terrace in addition the garden level private living/bed room..

The Village
The ancient village of Caussiniojouls is in the heart of Languedoc, France's largest wine growing area. Caussiniojouls, whose cobblestoned streets are lined with flowers, is perched on the side of the Languedoc mountains with amazing views in all directions. The village boasts a tennis court, medieval church and castle, and is surrounded by vineyards.

The Neighborhood
This is a wonderful authentic part of France--with all the charm and amenities of Provence but none of the crowds. Caussiniojouls is an ideal base to enjoy the special variety of ocean, mountains, rivers, castles, and vineyards that is Languedoc.

Within twenty minutes or less, you'll find:

--Faugeres, the next village with a well-known wine cooperative,
--Bedarieux, a bustling traditional market town (outdoor market on Monday and Saturday), with shops, a summer music festival, swimming and sports
--The Orb River with kayaking, canoeing
--Roquebrun, an ancient village on a rocky hillside with clear river swimming and Mediterranian gardens
--Pezenas, charming medieval town with great antiques and cafes.
--Excellent walking and hiking with wonderful vistas in the Languedoc Mountains

The Region
Languedoc is a popular destination because of the diverse array of activities for visitors. You'll enjoy:
--The Mediterranean coast with numerous accessible beaches and beach towns (Serignan and the lively old seaside town of Valras), both a half an hour away
--Meze well known for its beautiful harbor, oysters and charming beach
--The Canal du Midi for cycling.
--Carcassonne, the number one tourist attraction in France, with its medieval castle and restored village (60 minutes)
--Roman ruins, numerous vineyards, and lots more....
--Arles with its Roman ampitheatre and great museum

Access
Caussiniojouls is within easy driving distance of international airports - Montpellier (60 mins), Carcassonne (60 mins) and Barcelona (2.5 hours). There are railway stations at Beziers (30 mins) and Montpellier with TGV connections to Paris.

For much more information please see our site: caussi dot com.

Keywords: Languedoc vacation rental, provence vacation rental, faugeres,

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House Rules

Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 21
Check out before 11:00 AM
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Children

Children allowed: ages 0–17
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No events allowed
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No pets allowed
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Smoking

Smoking is not permitted

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On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
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About the area

Caussiniojouls

Located in Caussiniojouls, this holiday home is in a rural area and near theme parks. Domaine de Cébène and Domaine Raymond Roque are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park and Arles Way. Kayaking and snorkelling offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with rock climbing and hiking/biking trails nearby.
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Caussiniojouls, Occitanie

What's nearby

  • Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park - 1 min walk - 0.0 km
  • Canal du Midi - 32 min drive - 33.5 km
  • Lake Salagou - 36 min drive - 34.3 km
  • Plage Naturiste Cap d'Agde - 60 min drive - 62.9 km
  • Cap d'Agde Beach - 61 min drive - 63.6 km

Getting around

  • Magalas Station - 15 min drive
  • Béziers (BZR-Cap d'Agde) - 38 min drive

Restaurants

  • ‪Louis IV - ‬20 min drive
  • ‪Bar la placette - ‬16 min drive
  • ‪Restaurant Royal Wok - ‬17 min drive
  • ‪Phil'Pizza - ‬10 min drive
  • ‪Compagnie du Clapas - ‬20 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House pet-friendly?

No, pets are not allowed at this property.

How much does it cost to stay at Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House?

As of 20 April 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House on 22 April 2026 start from NZ$382, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.

How much is parking at Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House?

On-site parking is available at the property.

What time is check-in at Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House?

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.

What time is check-out at Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House?

Checkout is at 11:00 AM.

Where is Stunning Views from Rooftop Terrace of Medieval Town House located?

Situated in the mountains, this holiday home is steps from Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park and within 3 mi (5 km) of Domaine de Cébène and Domaine Raymond Roque. Domaine du Météore and Karting are also within 3 miles (5 km).

Reviews

9.8

Exceptional

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10/10

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10/10

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10/10

Communication

10/10

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10/10 Excellent

Stephan W.

Liked: Cleanliness, check-in, communication, location, listing accuracy

Tolles, urgemütliches Haus

Das Haus liegt in einem bezaubernden, typisch französischen, winzigen Dörfchen. Es gibt keine Geschäfte, aber in 10 Minuten Entfernung einen Aldi. Bis zum Strand sind es 30 Minuten, aber der Weg ist landschaftlich sehr schön. Die Dachterrasse ist ein Traum, der Ausblick genial und daher haben wir den Weg zum Meer gerne in Kauf genommen. Das Haus hat auch ein kleines, aber sehr liebevoll angelegtes Gärtchen. Insgesamt ein toller Urlaub, wir kommen gerne wieder. Die Kommunikation mit der Vermieterin war nett und zuvorkommend.
Stayed 13 nights in Jul 2021
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10/10 Excellent

Sara D.

A week in paradise

We just completed a wonderful six days in the house in Caussiniojouls. Both the town and the area are beautiful and peaceful. We had great weather and were able to watch the sun rise and set from the rooftop terrace. The views from the terrace and every window are amazing. This is a historic town and house but at the same time, it has been tastefully renovated to modern standards. The house is very comfortable and it feels more like visiting a friend than a rental. We explored local villages and drove into mountains that were close by. We developed the habit of eating delicious long lunches and then simple dinner at home with food purchased at local farmers markets. Within easy reach there are recreational opportunities for every taste. I would highly recommend this house.
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10/10 Excellent

Elizabeth Y.

Felt like home as soon as we arrived

We truly relished the peace of this home and this village amongst the vineyards. Particular care has been taken to make this a welcoming space from the Provençale furnishings and fresh soaps and towels to the supply of games and books. This is a lovely old stone house, well restored; we got used to the tilt of the bedroom floors and loved the authenticity of it. The views from all the rooms are a delight but from the roof-top terrace, not to be surpassed. We spent mornings and evenings up here catching the breezes after hot days; enjoying sunrise and sunset; watching the swifts on the nightly flights. The house is well located between the mountains and the sea. There are good restaurants within a 15 or 30 minute drive and an excellent supermarket about 15 minutes down the road; and a cave selling local wines right on your doorstep.
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10/10 Excellent

Yaniv N.

A true home

Yet again we had a great summer in Caussi. Lili is now 8 years old which means this is our 8th visit. We wanted to say a few warm words about how you make the house feels like we visit a friends house and not any ordinary characterless gite. The house is generous In light, in its scenery, in its effortless style, in its kitchen spices and utensils! In its bed linen! and more. It is such an optimistic welcoming house and each time when we sit on the terrace and see the Pyrenees mountains on the south or the fire works on the beach at night (40km away!) it fills us with joy. Beautiful. For us the house sits on the right spot between mountain and sea. We love to go to the beach at Portiragne but also to lake Vailhan or for river swimming at Roquebrun. We saw a great exposition of Rosson Crow this year at Serignan and of course we went to the MIAM at Sete. Yael took this year couple more horse riding lessons and has become a real cowgirl :-) even Ada started to take Poney lessons. On the last weekend there was a concert at the Chateau (flute & Harp) and even this year we discovered a new great market at Lamalou-les bains (on tuesday). We already miss it till next summer. All the best Yaniv Yael and the girls
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10/10 Excellent

Wonderfully renovated stone house in a tiny village

Back home after a wonderful couple of weeks of Languedoc and a few nights in Barcelona. We really enjoyed the house, most especially the view from the rooftop terrace where we ate most of our meals. The Manleys were tremendously helpful, and arranged to have us take part in the moules et boules fest in the village a few nights before we left. We liked what we ate and drank almost everywhere we went. One of my personal favorite local places was the restaurant at the Karting place in the village. We also had a terrific lunch in Roquebrun. My favorite surprise sightseeing spot was the convent of Cassan, a beautifully restored, peaceful place. We spent a night in Nimes, stopping at the Pont du Gard, which remains absolutely spectacular. At the Roman amphitheater in Nimes, for a little contrast, we could hear the strains of ZZ Top in concert. We got to the Mediterranean at Valras Plage and Sete, where we waded but didn't swim. Though we had brought our suits and towels, a sudden cool-down with rain at Sete had us walking the empty beach instead. But we got in a couple of excellent swimming sessions at Lamalou-les-Bains, where there is a nice big public pool. Our two younger women went farther afield on foot into the hills, but my sister and I enjoyed plenty of walking, too. We were sorry not to be there when the grapes ripened, or for that matter, the figs on all of those grand trees. The weather was just about perfect. One big, dramatic storm in the evening, and some heavy rain when we were at the market in Bedarieux, which didn't stop us from getting beautiful produce and cheeses and other local items. The house itself is cozy and comfortable, with plenty of places to perch, good beds, good kitchen equipment and plenty of hot water. Anyone over a certain age (not sure what that is) should know that the stairs are steep and spiraling, but we built up our thighs after a few days.
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10/10 Excellent

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Utterly Transformative Experience

It may well be that the constellation of experiences one can have from a visit to this village and a stay at this home has wrecked me for other vacations, but I'm the better for it. In what follows, I will gush to the point that you may suspect me of being a plant. I'm not: This is my second time renting here. From the utter congeniality of its owners to the wonderful possibilities of staying in this location, I cannot recommend this place more highly. Within a short distance--that is, a drive of 20-40 minutes at most and sometimes less--you can be swimming on a Mediterranean beach of extraordinary beauty, diving into a pool of fresh water and leaning against a waterfall, eating at a Michelin-star restaurant, hiking in the mountains, marketing in one of many villages or towns in the area, or visiting any of a number of very good winemakers. Then there's taking off from the village for a 2-hour trip, which would be enough time to visit the art and Roman ruins of Arles as well as the extraordinary birds of the wildlife refuge of the Camargue; Girona in Spain (or Barcelona only an hour more). All of this is to say that the location and possibilities are extraordinary and fit many ages. The house itself is a winning combination of amenities and a rustic charm, and suitable for families or couples or individuals of many ages. You can cook sumptuously in it and relax in it with ease. Whether it is the view of the Mediterranean towns from the roof deck at night or from the front bedroom, there is a peacefulness to the place, an utter quiet that is restorative. The owners are honorable and reliable, too. I feel deep affection for this place, which occurred almost instantly but has built over two visits taking place in two different summers, each for multiple weeks. To my mind, that speaks to one of those rare times when my impulses have not proven themselves wrong. I've only deepened in satisfaction for this village and this home.
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8/10 Good

Georgina L.

Vineyard Hideaway

Charming peaceful village home in Languedoc, surrounded by vineyards. Quiet and restful, half an hour drive to beaches, good hiking and historic sites. Biking along Canal du Midi in Beziers 30 mins away...Two and a half hours to Barcelona. We enjoyed staying here for 3 weeks and were quite comfortable. It is probably perfect for two couples or a family of 4 with older children. The house is well furnished in a shabby chic style. Kitchen is small but reasonably equipped for basic meals. New washer/dryer and fridge in the basement. Very helpful and friendly English caretakers live in the village. Ten minutes drive to supermarkets, cafes and restaurants in the area. Quite steep stairs between floors and up to roof deck. A great place to relax.
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10/10 Excellent

Nancy M.

perfect location

The house in Caussi is a dream, as are the village and surrounding area; it is a wonderful place to vacation. We especailly enjoyed living in a medieval village while enjoying the modern conveniences of a contemporary house. We also appreciated the informational notebook and guidebooks for visitors. The hiking, beaches and small towns/cities were quite convenient. Here are some notes for future visitors: Both L’Arbousier restaurant and the Hotel de la Paix in Lamalou des Bains were excellent and open on Sundays. There are many hikes of varying difficulty and length in the areas. The hike up the Gorge Columbieres was amazing (about 5 1/2 hours). We also hiked up to St. Michel (a monastery near Herepian.) Since there are places to park along the way, the walk can be as long as an hour each way or as short as 15 minutes; the monastery ruins are quite amazing and the views across the river towards Lamalou are great. There is even a fun hike from Caussi that follows a trail/road that goes by ancient shepherd's huts as well as hunting camps and ends on the road from Cabrerolles. This hike takes about three hours. We visited Pezenas on market day, the beach at Serignan, and Beziers (we walked around, had lunch and visited a couple of museums, plus one of the cathedrals). We had a great time and loved staying in this house. Having the "bread truck" arrive six mornings a week was a real treat. We have stayed here twice in the last four years and would definitely go back. In addition, we recommended this house to several friends, all of whom had a wonderful time.

About the host

Hosted by Susan Caughman

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My husband and I live in Manhattan and are long-time francophiles. We were lucky enough to find this magical village during a visit to France almost thirty years ago when visiting our French friends whose family have a house in the village also. When we are there, we love to visit local wineries which remind us of Napa 30 years ago. We shop each day at the local markets, swim and kayak in the Orb, browse the antique markets in Pezenas and enjoy the seafood restaurants in Meze. We often visit Caussi by flying into Montpellier or Barcelona, one of our favorite cities in Europe! Our two daughters love going to the beach and the castles.

Why they chose this property

We fell in love with this extraordinary village for natural beauty of its location tucked up against the Languedoc mountains, the vistas across the vineyards. The village is warm and welcoming with a Wednesday night summer festival of 'moules and boules' that welcomes everyone. There's so much to do here as well! From hiking in the mountains to swimming in a variety of wonderful spots on the Mediterranean to visiting castles and Roman ruins, Languedoc is really special. And all the more so because it is so authentic with none of the tourists and tourist buses so prevalent in Provence.

What makes this property unique

Our house is super comfortable with beautiful light. We love our secret garden covered with vines for tea and, most gloriously, hang out for breakfast and dinner on the rooftop terrace. We've furnished the house with an eclectic mix of comfortable furniture and antiques discovered in local shops. It is unique to be so close to swimming, mountains, rivers, castles, and cities as big as Montpellier and Barcelona (2 hours).

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English, French
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