Au Bonheur et Liberté

Au Bonheur et Liberté is an entire 110 m² villa set up to accommodate up to six people. It has two bedrooms, each with a large double bed, as well as a bathroom. This layout suits families or small groups who want to share the living areas while having separate bedrooms. The private kitchen is equipped with utensils for preparing meals on site.

The terrace opens onto the garden and extends the indoor living space outdoors. The private pool adds to the villa’s leisure facilities. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV are also provided. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa, and free private parking is provided on site. The villa combines practical indoor spaces with private outdoor facilities.

Au Bonheur et Liberté brings together the facilities you need for a stay in a villa in Meyrargues. The garden and terrace extend the living areas outdoors, with views of the garden from the terrace. The private pool is reserved for guests. Inside, air conditioning helps keep things comfortable on hot days, while the flat-screen TV lets you watch programmes in peace. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa.

The kitchen has utensils for preparing meals, and the washing machine is useful for longer stays. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The villa is non-smoking. These facilities are part of an entire 110 m² home with two bedrooms and a bathroom. Meyrargues railway station is 1.9 km away; Marseille-Provence Airport is 42 km away.

Meyrargues is a Provençal village in Bouches-du-Rhône, between Aix-en-Provence and the Durance Valley. Its landscape combines vegetation-covered hills, cultivated land and villages on a human scale. The village retains heritage landmarks such as its castle and Saint-André Church. This setting suits travellers who want to alternate quiet days in a house with a pool and cultural outings to nearby towns. A car makes it easier to get between the villages, estates and sites scattered across the region.

Meyrargues Castle is 1.2 km away; the Roman aqueduct of La Traconnade, a remnant of ancient engineering, is 1.5 km away. Meyrargues railway station, 1.9 km away, offers the option of travelling by train. Aix-en-Provence has a different atmosphere, with the old façades of the centre, Cours Mirabeau and the collections at Musée Granet. Atelier Cézanne recalls the painter in the city where he worked, while Fondation Vasarely displays works devoted to optical art. The castles and estates nearby also make good destinations for day trips.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are well suited to walks around the villages and visits to Aix, with less heat than in the height of summer. Summer days are better suited to relaxing in the garden and swimming in the private pool. To explore the Provençal landscape, you can spend a day driving along the smaller roads between Meyrargues, Pertuis and the surrounding villages, then set aside another outing for the museums and historic streets of Aix-en-Provence. In June and July, lavender fields bloom in some parts of Provence, although their presence depends on the area and the season.