Ar de Vie villa chaleureuse en Provence

The entire villa is available to rent, with its four bedrooms and shared spaces reserved for your group. It measures 150 m², has two bathrooms and can accommodate up to ten people. The sleeping arrangements comprise three large double beds, two single beds and one double bed. This layout combines beds for couples with single beds, making it practical for a stay with family or friends.

The villa has air conditioning. The kitchen, living room and terrace complement the bedrooms, while the bathrooms have a bath and shower. The windows overlook the garden and private pool; a balcony and terrace also let you enjoy the outdoors. Bed linen and towels are provided. A high chair is also available, as is a washing machine for longer stays.

The villa has a private pool, garden, balcony and terrace furnished for outdoor dining. Sun loungers or beach chairs and pool toys complete the outdoor amenities. The barbecue and facilities for using it let you cook outside; the outdoor furniture and sun terrace provide several spaces to get together.

Inside, the kitchen is equipped with an oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge, microwave and coffee machine. The living room has a fireplace, sofa and flat-screen TV. Air conditioning, a washing machine, bed linen and towels are also available. Free private parking includes an electric vehicle charging point and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa.

Ventabren is a Provençal village perched above the Aix region, amid a landscape of hills, pine forests and scrubland. Its narrow lanes and stone houses give the village a peaceful feel, away from major urban roads. The villa is in the commune, which appeals to travellers looking to combine quiet days, swimming and visits to the surrounding area. The windmill and the remains of Château de la Reine Jeanne recall local history and provide landmarks for a walk around the village.

Aix-en-Provence offers a chance to spend a day visiting museums, historic squares and places associated with Cézanne. Atelier Cézanne and Musée Granet are among the city’s cultural attractions. In Ventabren, the windmill and Château de la Reine Jeanne can be discovered on a walk; the Grand Arbois plateau also offers natural areas for walking. For a longer excursion, Marseille and its waterfront are accessible by car. Marseille Provence Airport is 12 km away, and Rognac station is 8 km away.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in milder temperatures, while the Provençal summer lends itself to days alternating morning visits with swims in the pool. In June and July, the markets and landscapes of Provence take on the colours of summer. A day can combine a visit to Aix’s heritage sites with a return to the villa to enjoy the garden and barbecue. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, Aix and the region’s attractions.