lagalerie84

lagalerie84 is rented as a whole: the holiday home has a separate bedroom and a living room, with a maximum capacity of three guests. Its 60 m² also include a private bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen. The bedroom has a large double bed, while the living room has a sofa bed. This layout separates the sleeping area from the living space and lets you arrange the beds to suit your group.

The house has a private entrance and is on the ground floor. Air conditioning, a washing machine, a dishwasher and a flat-screen TV are among the indoor facilities. The terrace overlooks the garden and the town; the private pool adds an outdoor space reserved for the house. The kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, microwave and coffee machine. Towels and bed linen are provided.

The private outdoor pool and garden make up the house’s outdoor relaxation area. Sun loungers let you enjoy the sunshine, while the sunny terrace and outdoor dining area are places to eat outside. You can use the barbecue to cook in the garden. A picnic area and outdoor furniture complete these facilities.

The house is also well suited to outings in the surrounding area: activities include cycling tours, walks, hiking, cycling and horse riding. Canoeing, fishing and tennis are also available. Indoors, the fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning and washing machine make an independent stay easier. The accommodation is wheelchair accessible and on the ground floor. Free private parking is available on site, along with fast Wi-Fi suitable for streaming and video calls.

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt is a village in the Vaucluse, set in the rolling landscape of the Luberon. Its narrow streets climb towards the castle ruins and the castle chapel, with views over the rooftops and surrounding countryside. The village retains a small-scale Provençal feel; you can stroll between stone houses and little squares before exploring the neighbouring villages and hills. This property will suit travellers who prefer an independent house to hotels in larger towns.

Saint-Étienne Church is 260 m away and the castle ruins are 430 m away. A few kilometres away, the Mines de Bruoux offer a chance to explore the former ochre galleries of Gargas. Gordes, a hilltop village with stone houses, is 15 km away; its narrow streets and castle overlook the valley. The Village des Bories, a group of dry-stone buildings, is another excursion in the Luberon landscape. A car is useful for getting between these villages and the region’s natural sites; the house has free private parking.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with temperatures generally milder than in summer. In summer, markets, trails and ochre landscapes shape the outings; during hot spells, it is best to plan visits for the morning and enjoy the pool afterwards. A day could combine the narrow streets of Gordes, a visit to the former ochre quarries and an evening in the village. Hiking and cycling routes also offer the chance to explore the Luberon’s small roads at a relaxed pace.