Authentique Bijou Cœur d’Orange à 2 pas du Théâtre Antique!

The entire house is available to rent and has two bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom, over an area of 160 m². It accommodates up to six people: sleeping arrangements comprise one extra-large double bed, one large double bed and a sofa bed. This layout lets you share the living spaces while still having two separate bedrooms.

The private bathroom has a bath. The fully equipped kitchen opens onto a dining area and includes an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, kettle and utensils. The accommodation is air-conditioned and soundproofed. A fireplace, washing machine and flat-screen TV with streaming services complete the facilities. The windows overlook the city and an inner courtyard. The patio provides a private outdoor space.

The house has a kitchen for preparing meals and a dining area with a table. You will find a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, electric kettle, coffee machine and utensils. There is also a washing machine, as well as bed linen and towels. The private bathroom includes a bath, toilet, hairdryer and free toiletries.

For relaxing, the living room has a sofa, seating area, fireplace and flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free throughout the accommodation, and streaming services are available on the TV. Air conditioning and soundproofing complete the indoor facilities. Outside, the patio and terrace offer places to sit. A bar is available. Public parking spaces are on site; they cannot be reserved and are charged by the hour.

Orange is a town in Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, whose old centre bears the mark of its Roman past. The streets around the squares and monuments are easy to explore on foot, among historic façades, small squares and religious buildings. The town suits visitors who enjoy combining heritage, urban walks and discoveries in inland Provence. The house is in this central area, near the main historic landmarks.

The Roman Theatre of Orange, notable for its preserved stage wall, also hosts performances and shows. The Roman triumphal arch, another major monument in the town, bears witness to its ancient history. The Museum of Art and History displays collections connected with the local past, while Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral and Saint-Florent Church are landmarks along routes through the centre. Orange railway station is 700 m from the house, making it easier to get around without a car. A car offers more freedom for exploring the villages and wine-growing landscapes of Vaucluse.

The region can be explored throughout the year, with often hot days in summer and milder temperatures in spring and autumn. In July, the Chorégies d’Orange festival brings opera to the Roman Theatre. You can spend a morning visiting the monuments, then visit the museum or wander through the old streets. An excursion to the vineyards and Provençal villages makes a pleasant addition to a city break; on your return, the patio offers a quiet outdoor space.