La Bergerie de Lorette - Au Cœur du Luberon

La Bergerie de Lorette is an entire 120 m² villa with three bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. It accommodates up to five people and suits families or small groups who want to share communal spaces while having separate bedrooms. Air conditioning, private bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen are among the home’s amenities.

The kitchen includes an oven, a hob, a fridge and a dishwasher; a washing machine is also available. The terrace and balcony overlook the garden and mountains. Indoors, a flat-screen TV with streaming services completes the facilities. The villa has four beds: two large double beds and two single beds. It also has a private entrance and spaces where you can gather in the living room or around the dining table.

The villa has a fully equipped kitchen with a dining table, hob, oven, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. A coffee machine and an electric kettle are also available. The washing machine is convenient for longer stays, while the shared lounge and TV room provide another space to get together. Air conditioning, outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area, a balcony and a terrace complete the facilities.

The garden is a pleasant place to spend time outdoors, and board games, puzzles and an indoor play area are available. The surrounding area is suited to walks and hiking. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the flat-screen TV offers streaming services. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required. Pets are allowed on request, at no extra charge. The villa is designed for a self-catering stay, with a private kitchen and equipped living spaces.

Bonnieux is a hilltop village in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, with sloping lanes, stone houses and open views of the Provençal landscape. Its historic heritage and lively village atmosphere make it a pleasant stop for those who enjoy exploring on foot, visiting villages and alternating walks with breaks on a terrace. La Bergerie de Lorette is set in this rural location, away from major urban centres.

In the village, the Church of the Transfiguration bears witness to local history, while the Bakery Museum traces the traditions associated with bread. Lacoste, another hilltop village known for its château and stone lanes, makes a good excursion. The Luberon Cedar Forest has shaded trails and walks among tall trees. A car is useful for exploring the villages and scattered landscapes of the massif; free private parking is available at the villa.

Spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walking and visiting villages, while summer brings heat and busy roads in Provence. In June and July, lavender fields bloom in several parts of the Luberon, depending on altitude and seasonal conditions. You can start the day with a walk in Bonnieux, continue with a visit to Lacoste or a forest trail, then finish with a Provençal meal. Markets and neighbouring villages also offer a chance to discover local produce and the region’s architecture.