Les grands pins

Les grands pins is rented as a whole: the house has one separate bedroom and a living room, with a maximum capacity of three people. The bedroom has a double bed; the living room offers a sofa bed for one person. The house measures 35 m² and has a private bathroom. This layout suits a couple or a small group looking for separate living spaces.

Air conditioning, the equipped kitchenette and the terrace overlooking the garden set this house apart from a simple bedroom. The swimming pool with a view is another notable feature, while the patio extends the living spaces outdoors. Inside, you will find a dishwasher, a refrigerator, an oven and a flat-screen TV, among other amenities. The house has just one accommodation category, with its own spaces and a private entrance.

The seasonal outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end, sun loungers, parasols and a fence. The garden, patio and terrace provide outdoor spaces to enjoy; a barbecue and outdoor furniture are also available. For meals, the house has an outdoor dining area and a kitchenette with a coffee machine, kettle, oven, hob, refrigerator and dishwasher.

Inside, air conditioning, heating, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the amenities. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation needed. Activities in the area include hiking, cycling, walking and tennis; a water park and horse riding are also among the leisure options. The house is on the ground floor and has a private entrance.

Saint-Andiol is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the Provençal agricultural plain between Cavaillon and Avignon. Orchards and cultivated land form an open landscape, with the Luberon and Alpilles hills within reach on excursions. The village offers a rural setting suited to travellers looking to alternate quiet days with drives and visits to historic towns. A car makes it easier to get between the towns and sights in the region.

In Cavaillon, Saint-Véran Cathedral and the collections at Hôtel d’Agar offer a glimpse of local heritage. Avignon lends itself to a day exploring the Palace of the Popes and its old streets; the Parc des expositions is 13 km away and the Palace of the Popes is 22 km away. Cavaillon railway station, 4.7 km away, provides access to the regional rail network. Nearby villages such as Plan-d’Orgon and Cabannes offer more opportunities to explore the countryside.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for discovering markets, villages and walking trails without the summer heat. In summer, the swimming pool offers a break after excursions, and the long days make it possible to combine sightseeing with outdoor activities. A day could include Cavaillon in the morning, a walk through the Luberon countryside in the afternoon and a return to Saint-Andiol to enjoy the garden. Avignon can be visited year-round, with its monuments, museums and ramparts; allow time to explore its old town on foot.