La maison d'à côté

The entire house is available to guests and has two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. At 55 m², with a maximum capacity of five people, it gives a family or small group separate rooms and a shared space to spend time together. The sleeping arrangements comprise two large double beds and one single bed.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and coffee machine, among other appliances. The bathroom has a shower. The house also has a private entrance, a washing machine and a TV with satellite channels. Views of the garden and city, along with the patio and terrace, set this accommodation apart from a simple rental consisting only of indoor rooms. The barbecue lets you cook outside while enjoying the garden.

The house has a fitted kitchen where you can prepare your own meals without relying on on-site dining. It includes an oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine, as well as kitchenware. The living room has a TV with satellite channels, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation. The private bathroom has a shower; a hairdryer and toiletries are also provided.

Outside, the garden, patio and terrace are furnished with outdoor furniture. A barbecue and barbecue facilities complete the space. The washing machine is handy for longer stays, and bed linen is provided. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are allowed, with a possible supplement. Cycling and hiking are among the activities available in the area around Carpentras.

Carpentras is a town in Vaucluse, in Provence, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. Its old town is a mix of narrow streets, squares and monuments, while the surrounding landscapes range from agricultural plains to the slopes of Ventoux. The town suits those who want to combine heritage visits, cycling and excursions into the Provençal countryside, while staying in an urban centre with amenities and a railway station.

Several heritage landmarks can be reached on foot from the house. Porte d'Orange recalls the town’s former fortifications, while Saint-Siffrein Cathedral stands out for its Gothic architecture. Carpentras Synagogue bears witness to the long history of the local Jewish community. Musée Sobirats displays collections relating to decorative arts and regional history; L'Inguimbertine combines a library and museum. Auzon Park offers a place to stroll in town. Carpentras railway station is 1.3 km away, and the Via Venaissia, accessible by bike, lets you explore the surrounding area at a leisurely pace.

For a day out in the region, you can combine a visit to the town centre with an excursion to the villages and landscapes around Ventoux. Cyclists and hikers will find a range of routes to suit different abilities, while the markets and squares of Carpentras offer a glimpse of local life. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks when temperatures are milder; summer brings long days, though it is best to plan outdoor activities for the cooler hours. The lavender flowering season colours some Provençal landscapes in early summer.