Gîtes Amour de Provence - Piscine et jardin

Gîtes Amour de Provence offers three independent homes designed for groups of different sizes. The 1-Bedroom House has a separate living room and accommodates up to four people; the 3-Bedroom House covers 80 m² and can sleep six. The 4-Bedroom Holiday Home is the largest, at 130 m², and has two bathrooms; it accommodates up to eight people.

The homes combine air conditioning, a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen. Each has a terrace overlooking the garden, as well as a dishwasher, oven and coffee machine. The 1-Bedroom House stands out for its separate living space, while the two larger homes offer several separate bedrooms. Beds include large double beds and, depending on the home, sofa beds. The outdoor areas include a patio and barbecue, so you can enjoy meals in the garden.

The outdoor spaces are among the main features at Gîtes Amour de Provence. The garden, patio and furnished terraces provide places to eat outside; an outdoor dining area and barbecue complete the facilities. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols are also provided. Each home is independent and has its own terrace.

The kitchens have the equipment you need to prepare meals, including an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and toaster. An electric kettle and coffee machine are also provided. For relaxation, the homes have a flat-screen TV and a streaming service. Air conditioning, heating and family rooms are among the indoor amenities. Free private parking is available, and free Wi-Fi can be accessed throughout the property.

Châteaurenard is a Provençal town in Bouches-du-Rhône, between Avignon and the first foothills of the Alpilles. Its landscape alternates between farmland, orchards and small towns, with nearby villages that retain a strong local character, shaped by markets and regional produce. The setting suits travellers who want to visit Avignon while staying in a quieter town, or explore the surrounding area by car.

Château de Châteaurenard, 2.3 km away, overlooks the town and bears witness to its medieval history. The Museum of Agricultural Tools and Traditions, the same distance away, presents the region's rural trades and customs. Avignon offers a day's sightseeing around the Palace of the Popes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, both 9 km away; you can explore its historic centre on foot, among squares, ramparts and monuments. Eyragues, a Provençal village 3 km away, is also worth a stroll. Avignon TGV station is 7 km away; a car is useful for reaching the surrounding villages and landscapes.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and sightseeing, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, the seasonal outdoor pool offers a chance to relax after excursions; plan visits to historic sites for the cooler parts of the day. You can spend a day in Avignon, then continue on to the villages of the Alpilles or local markets. The region's roads make it easy to travel between rural scenery and heritage sites, for a stay that combines sightseeing, walks and relaxing in the garden.