Maison de vacances en campagne

The house has one bedroom and a living area in a self-contained 40 m² property. It sleeps up to four people: the bedroom has a double bed, and the living room has a sofa bed. This layout lets you share the living areas while keeping a separate bedroom. The bathroom has a shower, and bed linen and towels are provided.

The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine and kitchenware are also available for preparing meals. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the facilities. The house overlooks the garden; outdoor furniture and a dining area let you enjoy meals outside, while the barbecue provides another way to cook outdoors.

The accommodation has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. You can extend the dining area outdoors with the furniture and outdoor dining space. A barbecue and barbecue facilities complete the garden setup.

Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a washing machine cover everyday needs. Free private parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free throughout the accommodation. The house is entirely on the ground floor and has a private entrance. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. Parasols and garden furniture make it easy to enjoy the outdoors, while walking routes and cycling tours let you explore the area at your own pace.

Cavaillon lies in the Vaucluse, between the Durance valley and the first hills of the Luberon. This Provençal town is known for its market and melons, as well as its old town and traces of an important religious past. The town centre’s streets alternate between southern French façades, shaded squares and local shops; the scenery changes quickly beyond the town, with orchards, farmland and the hills of the Luberon Regional Natural Park.

Cavaillon’s bus and railway station is 1.9 km from the accommodation. In the town centre, Saint-Véran Cathedral and the Comtadin Jewish Museum offer a glimpse of local heritage; the waterwheel recalls the area’s hydraulic works. The village of Les Taillades and its château make for an outing to the old quarries and Luberon scenery. For a longer trip, Gordes and Sénanque Abbey are among the area’s notable sights. Marseille-Provence Airport is 43 km away.

In spring, walks through the villages and the first outings in the hills are particularly pleasant. In summer, plan visits for early morning or late afternoon, when the Provençal heat eases; markets and terraces then offer a glimpse of the local pace of life. In September and autumn, the Luberon’s roads lend themselves to trips between villages, agricultural landscapes and heritage sites. You can combine a day in Cavaillon town centre with a walk in the nearby hills, then return to the garden to enjoy the outdoors.