Gite du Mas de la Finière ,avec SPA intérieur

The entire house is available to rent: it offers 84 m², two bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. Each bedroom has a double bed; the living room also has a sofa bed, giving the house a maximum capacity of five people. This layout suits families or groups while preserving a shared space for meals and relaxing.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave and coffee machine. The house also has a terrace overlooking the garden and pool, a private entrance and air conditioning. A spa bath completes the bathroom facilities. The room category is called “Two-Bedroom House”; this is the only accommodation available in this configuration.

The garden and private pool define the house’s outdoor spaces. You’ll find a sun terrace, outdoor furniture, sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels. There is also a pool cover and toys, as well as a shallow area for children. The barbecue and outdoor dining area make it possible to eat outside.

Inside, the house has a fully equipped kitchen, a shared lounge with a TV, air conditioning and a private hot tub. The spa and wellness centre adds to these facilities. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Free Wi-Fi is advertised as suitable for video streaming and online calls. Family facilities, including a high chair, pushchairs and games, are also provided.

Châteaurenard lies in the Provençal plain, between Avignon and the landscapes of the Alpilles. This commune in Bouches-du-Rhône has an agricultural character and a lively local scene, with markets and shops in the centre. The surrounding countryside features orchards, fields and small towns; it is easy to explore by car, with trips to neighbouring villages. The house is away from the centre, in surroundings where the garden and pool offer a place to relax after sightseeing.

Château de Châteaurenard, perched above the town, offers a glimpse of local history and views over the plain. Nearby Graveson is home to the Musée Auguste Chabaud, dedicated to the Provençal painter. Avignon makes for a memorable day trip: the Palace of the Popes bears witness to the city’s medieval past, while Pont Saint-Bénézet spans the Rhône. These two monuments are 9 km away according to the listed points of interest. Avignon TGV station makes travelling by train convenient; a car is useful for exploring the villages and countryside.

In spring, walks through the towns and gardens are pleasant before the summer heat sets in. In summer, plan visits for the morning or late afternoon and leave time for the pool. Autumn is well suited to trips into the countryside and stops at local markets. One day could include Châteaurenard town centre, a cultural visit to Graveson and a few hours in Avignon. Local roads also make it easy to plan quieter trips to Provençal villages, with the garden and hot tub to return to.