Gîte Les Esparrus

Gîte Les Esparrus offers two self-contained units: a two-bedroom house and a studio. Each has a private bathroom, kitchen and terrace with views of the garden or pool. The 85 m² house sleeps up to four guests. It has two separate bedrooms, a living room and a private pool; a dishwasher is also provided. The 36 m² studio sleeps up to three guests and also has a private pool, terrace and private entrance. Both units are soundproofed and include a flat-screen TV. The kitchens are equipped for preparing meals, with a fridge, utensils and coffee machine. A high chair is also available. These facilities suit stays as a couple or holidays with family or friends.

The house stands out for its two bedrooms and separate living area, while the studio combines sleeping and living space in a more compact layout. Each unit has a bathroom with a shower or bath, as well as access to kitchen facilities. The terraces overlook the garden and pool, extending the indoor living space when the weather is suitable for spending time outdoors. Sleeping arrangements differ between the units: the house has two double beds and a sofa bed, while the studio has a single bed and a double bed. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terrace and outdoor furniture. You can relax in the outdoor dining area or enjoy the sun terrace. The private pool is equipped with toys, sun loungers and parasols; an open-air bath and water park are also available. Barbecue facilities let you cook outdoors, while the picnic area offers another place to share a meal.

Activities listed include hiking, cycling, canoeing, windsurfing, horse riding, fishing and table tennis. A golf course is less than 3 km away. Indoors, the units have kitchens with a fridge, microwave, hob, kettle and coffee machine. A washing machine, flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi in the rooms complete the facilities. Free private parking is available on site. The entire accommodation is on the ground floor, and private check-in and check-out are available.

Villecroze lies in the Var hinterland, amid the Provençal landscapes of hills, vineyards and historic villages. The village has a peaceful atmosphere, with lanes to explore on foot and stone façades that reflect its history. The surrounding area is a mix of wine estates, wooded hills and small towns. This part of Provence suits travellers who want to discover rural heritage, enjoy nature and take trips by car rather than stay in a lively seaside resort.

The Villecroze troglodytic caves are one of the area’s most distinctive sights: set into the cliff, they can be explored along a route focused on the site’s history. The hilltop village of Tourtour has old lanes and sweeping views of the countryside. The Saint-Michel du Var Orthodox Monastery offers a peaceful heritage stop. Nearby wine estates provide another way to discover Provençal produce. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages and the natural sites of the Verdon Regional Natural Park.

The Mediterranean climate makes outings pleasant in spring and autumn, when days remain mild and the paths are well suited to walks. In summer, plan visits for early in the day and save the hottest hours for the pool or a shady break. You could spend a day exploring the caves, having lunch in the village and walking in the surrounding area; another could be devoted to hilltop villages and the landscapes of the Verdon. Wine lovers can also spend time at local estates, which are especially lively during the grape harvest.