Chalet sur Pilotis Ane'ita de l'Arbenquens

The chalet has one bedroom for two people within a 20 m² space. This layout suits a couple or two travellers who would rather have self-contained accommodation than separate rooms. The bedroom is accompanied by a bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as a kitchenette for preparing meals. The double bed is the sleeping arrangement in this unit.

The windows and outdoor areas overlook the garden and mountains. A balcony and terrace offer space to get some fresh air or sit outside, while soundproofing and a private entrance are distinctive features. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, microwave, hob, kitchenware and coffee machine. Bed linen and towels are provided. The chalet brings together sleeping, dining and cooking facilities in one space.

The chalet has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals on site, with a hob, fridge, microwave, kitchenware and coffee machine. An indoor dining area complements the kitchenette, while the outdoor furniture and dining area also let you sit outside. Bed linen, towels and toilet paper are provided. The bathroom has a toilet and a shower or bath.

Outside, the balcony, terrace and garden extend the living space, with views of the mountains and garden. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. The property also has a restaurant. Activities in the region include hiking, horse riding, fishing and canoeing; car hire is also available. The accommodation is self-contained and wheelchair accessible. There is no internet connection.

La Mure-Argens is in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, amid a landscape of mountains, valleys and stone villages. Life here has the pace of an Alpine market town: you can explore the narrow streets, discover farmers’ markets and set off on foot into the surrounding hills. The town suits travellers who prefer outdoor activities and quiet stops to the bustle of a big city. The views alternate between open valleys, forests and peaks, with the Verdon as a regional landmark.

The Musée de la minoterie tells part of the local story, while Notre-Dame-de-Vauvert Church and the surrounding villages offer places to stop along the way. Trou de Chalvet is a popular viewpoint for taking in the landscape. Trails make it easy to hike nearby, while the region’s rivers and lakes are also suited to fishing and canoe trips. The markets in La Mure and Saint-André-les-Alpes offer a chance to discover local produce. A car makes it easier to explore the Verdon gorges and the various Alpine villages.

The warmer months are well suited to hiking, cycling and water activities. In spring, the valleys turn green and temperatures are pleasant for walking; in summer, it is best to plan walks for early in the day. Autumn brings changing colours to the hills and is suited to quieter strolls. You can spend a day on a hiking route, then visit a village or local market. In winter, conditions in the mountains vary with altitude: bring suitable clothing and check the road conditions before setting out on excursions.