Maison à Castellane

The house has one accommodation category, the 3-Bedroom Villa, designed to accommodate up to six people. Its 110 m² comprise three bedrooms and a living area with a lounge, fireplace and dining area. Sleeping arrangements include two double beds and two single beds. A bathroom with a bath and shower completes the accommodation.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave, hob and coffee machine. The villa also has a washing machine and a private entrance. Views of the garden and mountains, as well as the terrace and barbecue, set this house apart from a simple room. A high chair and a folding bed are among the available amenities; towels and bed linen may be provided for an additional charge.

The house has an equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave and hob. A coffee machine, kettle, toaster and kitchenware are also provided. The indoor dining area can be complemented by meals outdoors on the terrace or in the garden.

The lounge includes a fireplace and a flat-screen TV. Outside, garden furniture and a barbecue let you make the most of sunny days. A washing machine, iron and drying rack make longer stays easier. The house has free Wi-Fi and free private parking on site. Family amenities include a high chair, baby safety gates and board games. The bathroom has a bath and a shower.

Castellane is a small town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set among limestone hills and valleys. The narrow streets of the old town climb towards Le Roc, a landmark visible from the village. The atmosphere combines small-town life, Provençal heritage and the appeal of wide-open spaces; visitors come here to walk, enjoy the scenery and explore the Verdon. The house is in this mid-mountain region, away from major urban areas.

In the centre, the Tour de l'Horloge and the Porte de l'Annonciade bear witness to local history. The Maison Nature et Patrimoines presents the landscapes, wildlife and traditions of the area. The Pont du Roc is an interesting crossing point from which to explore the Verdon surroundings, while Le Roc draws walkers looking to gain some altitude. The Verdon Regional Natural Park offers hiking trails and varied scenery; its gorges are known for their cliffs and outdoor activities. Castellane is also a stop for road journeys through the region's valleys.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for walks and exploring the area's heritage. Summer offers more opportunities to enjoy water-based activities and longer days, though the best-known sites are busier. For a quiet day, start by wandering through the town's streets, then spend the afternoon walking amid the Verdon scenery. A car makes it easier to visit natural sites and nearby villages.