Le Sof paradis 3 Villa standing vue exceptionnelle

Le Sof paradis 3 is rented as a whole: the villa has three bedrooms and can accommodate up to six people. The sleeping arrangements comprise three double beds. At 143 m², the house offers space to share meals, relax and enjoy a group stay. The bedrooms share a bathroom, and the kitchen allows you to prepare meals on site.

The terrace and garden view distinguish the outdoor areas, while the private pool is another feature of the villa. Air conditioning is a useful amenity on hot days. A washing machine, minibar and flat-screen TV complete the facilities at this holiday rental. The layout suits a family or several guests travelling together, with three separate bedrooms and a kitchen at your disposal.

The villa has a private pool and a terrace overlooking the garden. These two outdoor spaces are ideal for relaxing during your stay. Inside, the facilities include air conditioning, heating and a washing machine. The kitchen and kitchenette allow you to prepare meals, while the minibar adds to the villa's amenities.

There is a flat-screen TV, as well as internet access and free Wi-Fi throughout the accommodation. Private parking is free and available on site. The villa is entirely non-smoking. The facilities provide useful features for an independent stay: a kitchen, washing machine and private parking, with the pool and terrace as places to relax. The garden view can be enjoyed from the terrace and some rooms in the house.

Saint-Zacharie is a village in the Var, in Provence, crossed by the Huveaune and surrounded by hills. The landscape leads towards the Sainte-Baume massif, with its wooded slopes and walking routes. The village centre retains a village feel: you can wander through the streets, take in its heritage and stop for a break before heading to the surrounding natural areas. This address suits travellers who prefer outings in nature and visits to villages to days spent at large seaside resorts.

There are several options for outings in the surrounding area. Le Regagnas and the Saint-Jean du Puy viewpoint offer elevated views over the Provençal hills. The Martinet Waterfall is another walking destination, while Moulin Blanc Park and the château of the same name invite you to take a quieter break. Bois de la Lare also offers a setting for a walk. For a city excursion, Aubagne provides access to the landscapes and places associated with Marcel Pagnol; Marseille offers museums, historic districts and coastline. Aubagne station is a useful point of reference for travelling by train, but a car makes it easier to visit the villages and natural sites in the region.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suited to hiking and excursions into the hinterland. In summer, it is best to go for walks in the morning or late in the day, and spend the hottest hours by the pool or visiting shaded places. You could combine an outing to the hills of the Sainte-Baume, a stop in a neighbouring village and a return to the villa to enjoy the terrace. The region also lends itself to stays combining nature and heritage discoveries.