Les jardins de la Gravière à 5 mn de Lourmarin avec piscine privée

The two villas on offer are arranged for couples, families or groups of friends. Each has a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning and a terrace. The outdoor areas overlook the garden and pool, as well as the mountains. The private pool is shared by both configurations.

The first villa measures 35 m² and has a separate bedroom and a living room; it can accommodate three guests. The second is more spacious at 55 m², with two separate bedrooms and a living room, and accommodates four guests. Both have a dishwasher, fridge, coffee machine and flat-screen TV. A barbecue completes the facilities. The beds vary by configuration: a sofa bed and a large double bed in the first, and a large double bed and two single beds in the second.

The outdoor areas include a private pool open seasonally, a garden and a sun terrace. Outdoor furniture and a dining area make it possible to sit outside, and a barbecue completes the facilities. Sun loungers or beach chairs are also available. Free private parking is available on site; no prior reservation is needed.

Indoors, the rooms have air conditioning and there is also heating. The kitchen has the appliances and utensils needed to prepare meals, including a dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob, fridge, kettle and coffee machine. A flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi throughout the accommodation complete the facilities. The accommodation is on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible.

Puyvert is a small village in the Vaucluse, amid the Luberon's agricultural and wine-growing landscape. Cultivated fields, rows of vines and Provençal hills create a rural setting where a car makes it easier to travel between villages. This property suits travellers who want to alternate time by the pool with visits to local heritage sites, without staying in a busy urban centre. Lourmarin, with its old houses, narrow streets and shaded squares, gives the area the character of a lively Provençal village.

Lourmarin is 2.0 km away, and its château, whose medieval and Renaissance sections reflect several periods of construction, is 1.8 km away. You can explore the village on foot, among small streets, galleries and terraces. Lauris, another village in the Luberon, is 2.9 km away; its château overlooks the Durance Valley, and its dye-plant garden showcases species used to produce pigments. The Cedar Forest has walking paths among the trees and scenery of the massif. Fort de Buoux, a fortified ruin set among the hills, offers an outing combining a hike with a glimpse of local history.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks through villages and excursions in the Luberon, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In summer, hot days lend themselves to morning visits, followed by a break in the garden or by the pool during the sunniest hours. A day could include a visit to Lourmarin château and a walk through its narrow streets, followed by a detour to Lauris or the forest paths. The surrounding area is easier to explore by car, especially when visiting the villages and natural sites scattered throughout the valley.