Maison de caractère avec jardin arboré en Avignon

The villa is let as a whole and has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and living areas spread across several levels. The bedrooms are on the ground, first and second floors. Two of them, on the upper floor, have air conditioning. The villa sleeps up to ten people, with five beds in total. One bathroom has a bath and a shower.

The shared rooms give the house distinct spaces for meals and relaxation: two living rooms, one with a fireplace, and two fully equipped kitchens. The terrace overlooks the garden and the trees. A dishwasher, coffee machine, fridge and washing machine complete the facilities. The layout over three floors lets guests spread out between the bedrooms, living rooms and outdoor areas.

The villa has free Wi-Fi in all rooms and free private parking on site, with no reservation required. The enclosed garden is furnished with outdoor furniture and includes a dining area, a sun terrace and a patio. Sun loungers let you enjoy the garden, while the games room and indoor and outdoor play equipment keep children occupied.

The two kitchens are equipped for preparing meals: you’ll find an oven, hob, toaster, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The house also has a washing machine, a living room with a fireplace and a flat-screen TV with streaming services. Heating complements the air conditioning in the villa, and a safe is available. The living areas and outdoor spaces offer several places to gather or relax in peace.

Avignon lies between the Rhône and its city walls. This Provençal city’s historic centre brings together squares, narrow streets and medieval monuments. The house is in the urban fabric, within the city, in an area where you can walk to the streets of the centre and its old gates. This address suits travellers who want to explore the heritage while still having a garden for a break after a day’s sightseeing.

The city walls form a route around the old town, while the Palais des Papes recalls Avignon’s major role in the 14th century. Place du Palais stretches out in front of the building, and Pont Saint-Bénézet, known from the song, offers another view of the Rhône and the city. Avignon-Centre railway station is 550 m away; the TGV station is on the other side of the urban centre. The Palais des Papes is 1.4 km away and Pont Saint-Bénézet is 1.6 km away. The Collection Lambert and Musée Angladon museums offer art exhibitions in the centre.

In summer, the Festival d’Avignon brings the city to life with performances in theatres and historic venues; the streets are particularly lively then, and Provençal temperatures can be high. Spring and early autumn are well suited to exploring on foot, with often milder weather. Allow a day to walk the city walls, visit the Palais des Papes and cross the central squares; another day can be spent at the museums or exploring the Rhône landscapes. The railway station also makes it easy to travel to other towns in the region without a car.