Charmante maisonnette indépendante avec piscine à Goult

The house has a separate bedroom and sleeps two. It measures 30 m² and has a living room and a private bathroom with a shower. Its layout suits a couple looking for a separate living area and bedroom in an independent accommodation. Air conditioning and soundproofing are among the indoor facilities.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with a hob, fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and utensils. A dining area, dining table and washing machine complete the facilities. The terrace overlooks the garden and pool and provides a place to enjoy the outdoors. A flat-screen TV, bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are also provided in the house.

The private pool and garden are the house’s main outdoor spaces. The terrace, outdoor furniture, outdoor dining area, sun loungers and parasols let you enjoy the garden at different times of day. Massages are available, including body, hand, head, foot, neck and back massages.

The accommodation has free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. Indoors, air conditioning, heating and soundproofed rooms complete the facilities. The kitchen and its coffee machine let you prepare meals on site; a flat-screen TV is also available. Activities listed among the facilities include walking tours, bike tours, cycling, hiking, canoeing and horse riding. Board games and books are also provided.

Goult is a village in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, with old lanes and stone houses that shape its Provençal landscape. You can explore the centre on foot, passing through Porte de l'Orme, by Saint-Sébastien Church and around the public garden. The village attracts travellers looking to visit the small communities of the massif, explore heritage sites and enjoy country paths.

The Sentier des Ocres in Roussillon takes you past former quarries and their red, orange and yellow colours. The Village des Bories features rural dry-stone buildings, while Gordes stands out for its houses rising up the hillside. The cedar forest has walking routes through shaded surroundings. Cavaillon and L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue have railway stations; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites. Marseille-Provence Airport is the airport listed near Goult.

In spring, mild days are well suited to walks through the villages and along the Luberon’s paths. Summer brings more heat and visitors; setting off early lets you explore the trails before the hottest part of the day. Lavender blooms colour some Provençal landscapes in late June and July, while September is a good time for sightseeing and grape harvests in the region. You can spend a day exploring Goult and walking in the surrounding area, then visit the stone villages.