Maison de style tout confort, position idéale, avec clim et petit extérieur

The home is let as a whole and has two separate bedrooms, with a maximum capacity of six people. Its 90 m² comprises sleeping areas, a living room with a sofa bed, a kitchen and a bathroom with a shower. This layout suits families or travellers who want to share a property while having separate bedrooms.

The kitchen has utensils for preparing and putting away meals. Air conditioning is useful on hot days, while the terrace provides private outdoor space. A washing machine, heating, bed linen and towels complete the facilities. Wi-Fi is free throughout the home. The beds comprise two double beds and a sofa bed; the bathroom also has a toilet and a hairdryer.

The home has free Wi-Fi in every room. You can prepare meals in the kitchen and use the utensils provided. The washing machine is useful for longer stays, while bed linen, towels and a hairdryer are provided for the bathroom. Heating is also available.

The terrace extends the home with outdoor space, and the rooms have air conditioning. Darts are available on site. The accommodation is entirely non-smoking, and the bedrooms are non-smoking. The home has no parking. Orange railway station is 1.7 km away, giving you access to the town centre and visitor attractions. The kitchen, living room and two bedrooms are separate spaces within this 90 m² home.

Orange can be explored through its Roman remains, old town streets and Provençal squares. This town in Vaucluse lies in the Rhône Valley, between Avignon and the wine-growing area in the north of the department. The centre combines ancient heritage with everyday life; you can walk along its narrow streets past old façades, shops and café terraces. The home is on Avenue Charles-de-Gaulle, within walking distance of the main historic sites.

The Roman Theatre is the town’s landmark: its remarkably well-preserved Roman stage wall still hosts performances. Nearby, the Museum of Art and History displays collections related to Orange’s past. Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Roman temple round out a visit to the old town, while Saint-Eutrope hill offers a viewpoint over the town and valley. Orange railway station, 1.7 km away, connects the town to the regional rail network. Avignon and its Palace of the Popes are also options for a day trip.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the monuments and wine-growing landscapes, while summer brings cultural events to Orange. You could start the day at the Roman Theatre, continue through the town centre and finish with a tasting at one of the surrounding vineyards. To explore further, it is easier to visit the villages and wine estates of Vaucluse by car. After your outings, the home offers a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace.