La Bergerie Provencale - Luberon - Provence - villa with heated pool

The entire villa is a single 200 m² accommodation, arranged around four bedrooms and designed to sleep up to eight guests. The bedrooms have five beds in total: two extra-large double beds, one large double bed and two single beds. This arrangement accommodates couples as well as children or friends in separate beds. Three bathrooms with showers complete the sleeping area.

The living areas include an equipped kitchen, a dining area and a living room with a fireplace. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher provide practical amenities for a stay of several days. The house also has a private entrance and views of the garden and pool. The patio and terrace extend the indoor space outdoors, with a barbecue and furniture for dining outside. The heated private pool provides another place to relax and is accessible seasonally.

The villa has a private pool, garden, patio and terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. A barbecue and outdoor dining area let you prepare and enjoy meals outside. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels complete the outdoor amenities. A picnic area provides another place to sit in the garden, while families can make use of the children’s playground.

Inside, the kitchen has a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. The accommodation also includes a washing machine, tumble dryer, fireplace and seating area. Air conditioning is provided, and free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the villa. Free private parking is available on site. The flat-screen TV offers satellite channels and streaming services.

Roussillon is a village in the Luberon known for its red and orange façades, coloured by the local ochre. Its lanes climb around the old village and open onto views of hills and pine forests. The region attracts visitors who enjoy walks, Provençal landscapes and stone villages. In summer, the warm colours of the cliffs and houses contrast with the Mediterranean vegetation.

The Ochre Trail crosses former quarries and offers a chance to see the site’s landforms and mineral hues. The ôkhra museum, housed in a former ochre factory, tells the story of the industry and its pigments. Gordes, with its castle and stone houses, is another notable excursion. The Village des Bories features rural dry-stone buildings. You can also explore the neighbouring villages along the Luberon’s country roads; a car makes it easier to travel between the sights and markets.

For a day without long journeys, you can explore Roussillon’s lanes in the morning, spend the afternoon on the trail and leave time for the pool. In early summer, lavender fields bloom in some parts of the Luberon; the timing varies according to altitude and conditions that year. Spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks when temperatures are milder. In summer, plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the shaded areas and terrace.