Working from home in the Ardèche

Remote working in the Ardèche at the Mas de la Fontenette (Ardèche Gorges)

The southern Ardèche enjoys 330 days of sunshine a year, making it an idyllic setting for remote working.

Accommodating up to 6 people, the Mas de la Fontenette has 3 bedrooms, including a master suite, and a wellness area with a Jacuzzi, sauna and exercise bike. A table football table and a table tennis table are at your disposal. The lounge also features a sofa bed. A desk is available in each of these rooms.

Teleworking at Mas de la Fontenette

Booking periods and rates for the Ardèche holiday cottage for remote working (Mas de la Fontenette)

  • Period: 2 November to 18 December 2026, then 4 January to 2 April 2027
  • Rates: €2,100 per month, €1,500 per fortnight, €900 per week and €500 per weekend. Please contact us for any other durations.
  • Included in the price: water, unlimited firewood for supplementary heating, high-speed Wi-Fi (fibre optic).
  • Not included in the price: cleaning (€120), spa (€120 per week)

Availability of Ardèche holiday cottage for remote working (Mas de la Fontenette)

Ultra-fast broadband

Fibre-optic broadband is available at Mas de la Fontenette. It provides you with a very high-speed internet connection via Wi-Fi or an RJ45 connection.

Idyllic working conditions in a dream setting

Imagine your working conditions. When you look up from your desk, you can see the village’s medieval castle right in front of you, with the snow-capped Cévennes in the background. Yet we’re only at an altitude of 250 metres, with a Mediterranean climate. The movement of the few clouds creates a veritable dance of shadows on the ground. The birds that haven’t migrated visit regularly and feast on the seeds from a feeder hanging from the branches. Chickadees, finches, great spotted woodpeckers, blackbirds and goldfinches brighten up your days. Bee-eaters and black kites (some of which spend the winter in the Ardèche) regularly fly over the property. At night, the tawny owl perches and hoots beside the house. After the winter season, the migratory birds return. The magnificent European golden oriole nests on the property. The Philomela nightingale has one of the most beautiful songs. The kestrel (which nests in the village itself) comes to hunt on the property. Its favourite prey is the green lizard. The little owl hoots every night. The short-toed eagle, a magnificent bird of prey that feeds mainly on grass snakes, regularly flies over the swimming pool. Etc.

Among the mammals, a wild rabbit has made its home on the land and can be seen every day; a weasel follows it quite closely, whilst a fox dreams of it day and night. A stone marten and a genet would also gladly add it to their menu. For the moment, the hare remains master of its domain. A red squirrel comes to scamper around the edge of the swimming pool from time to time. Roe deer are nearby. Other as yet unidentified animals leave tracks on the ground of the property, which covers more than 2.5 hectares.

In short, it’s hard to imagine better working conditions!!!

Frequently asked questions about remote working at Mas de la Fontenette

Mas de la Fontenette is situated within a 2.5-hectare park. No overlooking neighbours. Perfect tranquillity. Ideal for remote working. Just the sound of birdsong during the breeding season and in summer. Ultra-fast Wi-Fi thanks to fibre-optic broadband.

The farmhouse can accommodate 6 people. Work can be spread across 4 different rooms (the 3 bedrooms and the living room). The room set aside for the wellness area can also be used for this purpose, if necessary.

There are three bedrooms, a very large living room and a room dedicated to the wellness area.

Yes. Wi-Fi connected to fibre-optic broadband (ultra-fast internet) is available throughout the house.

Yes, Wi-Fi connected to fibre-optic broadband (ultra-fast internet) is also available on all three terraces.

Le Mas de la Fontenette is a holiday let in the Ardèche, open all year round. It is situated one hour from Avignon TGV station. Avignon is 2 hours 45 minutes by train from Paris, 1 hour from Lyon, less than 1 hour from Marseille and just over 5 hours from Brussels. If you don’t have a car, a daily direct bus service (with no stops) between Barjac and Avignon provides the final link between the TGV station and Le Mas de la Fontenette.