La maison de Marie Hélène 2 piscine partagée

Both villas accommodate up to two people and have one bedroom, a private bathroom and an area of 38 m². They include a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob and coffee machine. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV are also provided in both. Each accommodation has a private entrance and a terrace.

The 1-Bedroom Villa stands out for its view of the shared outdoor swimming pool. The Standard Villa has a separate living room and overlooks the inner courtyard. Both have a double bed, a barbecue and an outdoor dining area. Their layouts let you choose between a pool view and a separate living space, while both villas retain the kitchen facilities and terrace.

The villa has free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking on site. The indoor areas have air conditioning and heating. The terrace is furnished with outdoor furniture and a dining area, and a barbecue lets you prepare meals outside. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols complete the outdoor space.

The kitchen brings together the main facilities for preparing and enjoying meals: a hob, oven, toaster, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, electric kettle and coffee machine. A dining table, kitchenware, bed linen and cleaning products are also provided. Inside, you will find a seating area, a sofa, a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels, as well as a washing machine and ironing facilities. The accommodation is self-contained and on the ground floor.

Aix-en-Provence lies in a Provençal landscape of hills, plane trees and bastides. Avenue des Infirmeries is in a residential area south-east of the city, away from its busiest streets. You can explore the old town on foot, passing shaded squares, townhouses and fountains. Markets and café terraces give the city a lively pace, while museums and places associated with Cézanne draw art lovers.

The Musée Granet XXème - Collection Planque, 2.3 km away, displays modern and contemporary art. The Atelier Cézanne, 3.8 km away, offers a look at the studio where the painter worked; the Fondation Vasarely, 3.6 km away, exhibits the artist's geometric compositions. Parc de la Torse offers space for walks and relaxation. Aix-en-Provence railway station is 2.4 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport serves the region. A car makes it easier to explore Provençal villages and landscapes.

Spring and autumn are well suited to exploring on foot, with pleasant temperatures for discovering the narrow streets and gardens. In summer, plan cultural visits for the cooler parts of the day and enjoy shaded areas at midday. You can combine a day exploring the old town with a visit devoted to Cézanne and a walk in a park. The area around Aix also invites you to take to the roads of Provence, among villages, vineyards and limestone hills; clear days offer fine conditions for exploring them.