Magnifique villa La Fenière En Provence

La Fenière En Provence is rented as a whole; the rooms are not available to book separately. The villa has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, sleeps six people and covers 240 m². Sleeping arrangements include two single beds, one large double bed, one double bed and two sofa beds. The living room and other living spaces complement the bedrooms, and the equipped kitchen is ready for preparing meals.

The villa has a private bathroom, air conditioning and a private entrance. Standout features include a private pool, a spa bath and a terrace with views of the garden, pool and mountains. A patio extends the outdoor living areas. This listing describes the entire villa; facilities also include a dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, minibar and coffee machine.

La Fenière En Provence brings together everyday facilities and spaces for relaxing. The private pool has a shallow end, and sun loungers and parasols are provided in the garden. The terrace, patio and outdoor furniture extend the living spaces, while a barbecue lets you cook outside. Indoors, the kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and kettle.

The villa has air conditioning and free Wi-Fi throughout, as well as free private on-site parking without prior reservation. A spa bath, flat-screen TV, washing machine and tumble dryer complete the facilities. Activities listed include hiking, walking, horse riding and table tennis. Board games and puzzles are also available. Aubagne railway station is 350 m away, providing access to the rail network from the town.

Aubagne lies at the foot of the Provençal hills, between Marseille and the Garlaban massif. The town is associated with Marcel Pagnol, who grew up here, and with the making of santons, clay figurines emblematic of Provence. Its centre has shopping streets, squares and a market; the surrounding area opens onto hilly landscapes and walking routes. This makes it a good stop for travellers who want to combine a visit to a Provençal town with outings in nature and along the coast.

The Maison natale de Marcel Pagnol and Le Petit Monde de Marcel Pagnol explore the writer and his work. The Cours Voltaire market offers a chance to discover local produce and customs, while the santon museum showcases a regional craft. Aubagne railway station is 350 m away and makes train travel convenient. By car, Marseille and access to Calanques National Park make it possible to plan days combining the town, trails and coves; you can explore the massif on foot by choosing routes suited to the season and weather.

Spring and autumn bring pleasant temperatures for walking in the hills and visiting villages in the region. In summer, days are hot and coastal sites are busier; setting off early for a hike or an outing to the Calanques helps you make the most of the cooler hours. You could start the day at Aubagne market, continue with a visit dedicated to Pagnol, then finish in the garden or by the pool. For a trip to the coast, set aside the day and check access conditions for protected natural areas.