Adorable villa avec piscine nichée dans la pinède

The villa is a self-catering property measuring 180 m², designed to accommodate up to ten people. It has four bedrooms, a lounge and two bathrooms; the sleeping arrangements include double beds, single beds and a sofa bed. This layout suits large families and groups of friends who want to share the living spaces while still having several separate bedrooms.

The living area and fully equipped kitchen open onto a terrace overlooking the garden. The private pool, patio and barbecue extend the living space outdoors. You also have a dishwasher, oven, fridge and washing machine. The bathroom has a shower or bath; toiletries and towels are provided. A flat-screen TV and fireplace complete the interior.

The private outdoor pool is one of the villa’s main features. Sun loungers and parasols let you relax around the pool, which also has an integrated bar and a fence. The garden, patio and sun terrace offer different places to enjoy the fresh air or share a meal prepared on the barbecue.

The kitchen includes an oven, hob, toaster, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. A coffee machine and teapot are also available. Inside, you’ll find a seating area with a fireplace, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a shower or bath. A washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and drying rack make longer stays easier. Private parking is free, and Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the villa.

Roquevaire is a Provençal village in the Pays d’Aubagne, in the Huveaune Valley, between Marseille and the hills of the hinterland. The village centre stretches around its old streets and heritage landmarks, with hills in the background. It suits travellers looking to combine a peaceful holiday home with outings in nature and trips to nearby towns and the coast.

You can explore the centre of Roquevaire around Saint-Vincent Church, the belfry and the remains of the castle. The Musée du patrimoine René Verrier presents local history, while the Cours du Quatre Septembre hosts the market. The banks of the Huveaune and the Bois de la Lare offer walking routes. Aubagne is a short drive from the village and has a TER train station; Marseille and its Old Port are options for a day visiting museums, historic neighbourhoods and the waterfront. Calanques National Park, known for its coves and coastal paths, makes for a longer excursion. The villa’s private parking is useful for exploring nearby villages and the coast.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to walk in the hills and visit the villages without the summer heat. In summer, you can split your outings between morning hikes and afternoons by the pool or on the coast. For a varied day out, you can stroll through central Aubagne, known for its connection to Marcel Pagnol, and then head to the Mediterranean landscapes of the Calanques. A car makes it easier to travel between Roquevaire, the train stations and the surrounding natural sites.