La Provence : Piscine, Tennis, Cinéma & Plus

La Provence is rented as a whole: the villa has five bedrooms and can accommodate up to fifteen guests. This layout suits families or groups who want to share the living spaces while having several separate places to sleep. The total area is 1,000 m², and the house has two bathrooms.

The sleeping arrangements comprise two large double beds, seven single beds and three sofa beds. The fully equipped kitchen, air-conditioned living room and terrace complete the villa’s living spaces. The living areas overlook the garden; the private pool is another distinctive feature of the house. You will also find a flat-screen TV, games console, washing machine and fireplace. The villa is a single rental unit rather than a choice of separate room categories.

La Provence has a private pool, garden and terrace, extending the living spaces outdoors. The living room is air-conditioned, while the flat-screen TV and games console provide entertainment indoors. Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa at no extra charge.

The kitchen includes an oven, dishwasher and microwave, as well as a tea or coffee maker. Other facilities include a washing machine, fireplace, desk, iron and heating. Bed linen and towels are provided; one bathroom has toilet paper and a hairdryer. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional fee. Barbecue facilities complete the outdoor amenities.

Roquefort-les-Pins lies in the hills of the French Riviera hinterland, amid wooded landscapes and Provençal villages. The town has a residential feel, away from the main seafront areas, while remaining within reach of Grasse, Valbonne and the coast. Paths and natural areas nearby invite you to alternate walks beneath the pine trees with visits to villages and days by the Mediterranean. This part of the hinterland appeals to travellers who want to stay in a villa and explore the area by car.

The Parc Naturel Départemental du Sinodon has walking routes through a nearby natural area. Roquefort-les-Pins village offers a glimpse of local life, while Le Rouret and Valbonne provide other stops in the hills. In Grasse, the International Perfume Museum traces the history of this emblematic industry, and perfume-related visits offer insight into local expertise. Golf enthusiasts will also find Opio Valbonne Golf Club nearby. Mouans-Sartoux railway station and Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport are useful access points; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, inland attractions and the coast.

Spring and autumn are suitable for walks in the hills and trips to Grasse or Valbonne, with temperatures generally milder than in the height of summer. In summer, you can spend a day on the coast before returning to the quieter inland area. An outing might combine a visit to Grasse’s lanes and perfumeries with a stroll through a nearby village. The region can be visited all year round, with activities adapted to the season and Mediterranean weather.