Maison avec piscine

La Maison avec piscine has a single holiday home, arranged for six people across 110 m². It includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms with showers, a lounge and a fully equipped kitchen; this layout allows a group or family to stay together while having several spaces to get ready. The house has four beds in total: two large double beds and two single beds.

The kitchen has a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, toaster and coffee machine. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a private entrance complete the facilities. The windows offer views of the garden and swimming pool, and the terrace extends the living spaces outdoors. Bed linen and towels are available for an additional charge.

La Maison avec piscine has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. An indoor dining area and an outdoor dining area let you choose where to eat. The barbecue completes the kitchen facilities.

Outside, the house has a private swimming pool open seasonally, a terrace, a garden and sun loungers. Air conditioning, heating, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV are also provided. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation needed. The private entrance and self-contained accommodation let you enjoy the property at your own pace; the shared lounge includes a TV area. The house also has a pool cover and a clothes airer.

Vaison-la-Romaine is in Haut-Vaucluse, at the foot of Mont Ventoux, amid vineyards, olive groves and Provençal hills. The town combines an old centre with narrow lanes and a newer area on the opposite bank, linked by the Roman bridge over the Ouvèze. Its ancient and medieval heritage draws history enthusiasts, while the surrounding roads pass through villages, wine-growing areas and mountain landscapes. You can explore the town centre on foot from the house, and a car makes trips into the countryside easier.

The remains at La Villasse and the Puymin site bear witness to the former Gallo-Roman city; the archaeological museum offers a closer look at its objects and history. The Roman bridge remains one of the town’s landmarks, while Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral and its cloister offer another glimpse of its past. Mont Ventoux dominates the surrounding area and attracts cyclists and hikers, with routes climbing towards its high-altitude landscapes. Nearby villages such as Crestet offer old lanes and views over the Vaucluse hills.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walking and cycling, with temperatures often milder than in summer. In summer, hot days are best spent sightseeing in the morning, then taking a break by the pool during the sunniest hours. Late June and July are associated with lavender flowering in the region; in September and October, the grape harvest shapes the vineyard landscapes. For a varied day out, combine Vaison’s ancient remains with a stroll through a hilltop village or a trip towards Mont Ventoux.