La cahuete Maison neuve, borne électrique, terrain de boules, jardin clos privé

The holiday home comprises one bedroom, a living room and a private bathroom. Measuring 50 m², it accommodates two people and has one extra-large double bed. The accommodation is air-conditioned, and the terrace overlooks the garden. The mountain views offer another perspective on the surrounding landscape.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and electric kettle, as well as a coffee machine and the utensils you need to prepare meals. The living room has a sofa and a flat-screen TV with streaming services. A washing machine, bed linen, towels and a hairdryer complete the facilities. A private entrance and outdoor dining area make the house self-contained for a stay for two, with access to the garden and barbecue.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi throughout. Air conditioning makes stays more comfortable in warm weather. The flat-screen TV offers satellite channels and streaming services; pay-per-view channels are also available. A washing machine completes the indoor facilities.

Outside, the enclosed garden has furniture and a dining area. The sunny terrace is a place to eat outdoors, and a barbecue is available. Sun loungers or beach chairs, board games and puzzles are provided. Private parking is free, and a charging point is available for electric vehicles. The accommodation is detached and wheelchair accessible. The kitchen includes an oven, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, hob, kettle and coffee machine.

Digne-les-Bains lies in the Bléone Valley, between the Alpine mountains and the drier landscapes of Provence. This town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence combines local town life, historic heritage and a spa tradition. Its surroundings suit travellers who want to alternate walks around town, museum visits and trips into nature. The nearby mountains and valleys also offer hiking routes of varying difficulty.

In the centre, Saint-Jérôme Cathedral and the Musée Gassendi offer insights into the region’s history and collections. The Maison Alexandra David-Néel recalls the explorer and writer’s life, while Samten Dzong, her house, is connected with that same story. Municipal gardens and parks offer places to pause during your visit. Digne-les-Bains railway station is 2.3 km away; a car makes it easier to visit villages and natural sites scattered throughout the area. The Haute-Provence Geopark is known for its geological landscapes and fossils.

Warmer days are well suited to walks through the valleys and trips into the mountains, while spring and autumn often bring milder temperatures for exploring the town. In summer, you can combine a morning at the market or in the museums with a hike, then take a break at Digne’s thermal facilities. Lavender also colours the regional landscape in early summer. For a varied day out, spend some time exploring the town centre’s heritage, then choose a trail or geological site to suit the season and your interests.