Maison au pied du mont ventoux

The villa is offered as a whole and can accommodate up to eight people. Its 120 m² include four bedrooms, four double beds and two bathrooms; the layout suits families or groups who want to share communal areas while having several bedrooms. The category is listed as “Villa”.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals, while the washing machine is useful for longer stays. The terrace overlooks the garden, and the private pool is a distinctive feature of the house. A flat-screen TV completes the facilities. All four beds are double beds. The available descriptions do not specify how the other facilities are divided between the bedrooms, so they are listed here for the villa as a whole, which is booked as a single unit.

The private pool provides a swimming area reserved for guests. The terrace overlooks the garden and extends the outdoor space. Barbecue facilities are available. Inside, the kitchen lets you prepare meals, while the washing machine is useful during a stay of several days. A flat-screen TV completes the villa’s facilities.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa. Free private parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The villa is non-smoking.

Carpentras is in the Comtat Venaissin, at the foot of the landscapes of Mont Ventoux. This Provençal town combines old streets, religious heritage and a lively shopping scene; its weekly market brings the centre to life and offers a chance to discover local produce. Visitors who enjoy medium-sized towns will find it easy to alternate between walks, cultural visits and outings in the surrounding countryside.

The historic centre is home to several notable buildings, including the former synagogue and Saint-Siffrein Cathedral. The Bibliothèque-musée l'Inguimbertine, housed in the former Hôtel-Dieu, displays heritage and art collections. The gardens and banks of the Auzon also offer quieter walks. Carpentras railway station serves the town; a car is useful for exploring the villages of the Comtat and the roads around Mont Ventoux. Cyclists can plan rides towards the mountain slopes, while hikers will find numerous routes nearby.

Spring and autumn are suitable for walking and excursions, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, plan outdoor activities early in the day, especially on exposed routes on Mont Ventoux. You could start the day at the market and in Carpentras’s narrow streets, then continue to a nearby village or head out into the Provençal countryside. In fine weather, the country roads also offer a chance to discover the Comtat’s wine estates.