les-pepites-de-badou présentent La Gravière

La Gravière is an entire 260 m² villa arranged around six bedrooms, four bathrooms and two living rooms. It suits family or group stays, with several spaces to gather and a private kitchen for preparing meals. The house also has a private pool and outdoor spaces with a terrace, balcony and patio.

The bedrooms are part of the same accommodation and have different sleeping arrangements: large double beds, double beds, single beds and a sofa bed in the living room. The villa has nine beds in total. The bathrooms include a bath and a shower; a spa bath is also among the amenities. Some windows overlook the garden, pool or mountains. Soundproofing and a private entrance complete the amenities of this detached house.

La Gravière has a private pool, a garden, a patio, a balcony and a sun terrace. Outside, you will also find furniture and a dining area, as well as a barbecue and sun loungers. An open-air bath, a solarium and a games room complete the relaxation spaces. The villa is detached and has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals.

Private on-site parking is free; street parking and an electric vehicle charging point are also available. Wi-Fi is free and fast enough for video streaming and video calls. Inside, the house has a fireplace, a flat-screen TV, a Blu-ray player and streaming services. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. An airport shuttle is among the available amenities.

Le Barroux is a hilltop Provençal village on the foothills of Mont Ventoux, with stone lanes and a château overlooking the houses. The surroundings combine wooded hills, vineyards and small villages. It suits travellers drawn to walks, the landscapes of the Vaucluse and heritage sites, rather than stays focused on a large city.

Château du Barroux is 110 m away and offers a chance to discover the village’s history and architecture. The paths in the hills around Lac du Paty, 1.3 km away, are ideal for walks in the countryside. The villages of Caromb and La Roque-Alric offer the chance to explore other Provençal settlements. Carpentras, 10 km away, has a railway station; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, wine estates and local sights. Mont Ventoux is a prominent feature of the landscape and attracts cyclists and walkers.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for excursions and visits to the villages. Summer brings hot days, ideal for breaks by the pool and early-morning outings, particularly walks or cycling on the roads around Mont Ventoux. A day might begin with a walk through Le Barroux’s lanes, continue with an outing in the hills, then end over a Provençal meal. The local markets also offer a chance to discover seasonal produce.