Maison de village en Provence Luberon

The villa has three double bedrooms on the second floor and can accommodate up to six people. They are part of an entire 200 m² house, which brings together the sleeping areas, two bathrooms with showers and a living area on the first floor. A cot can be provided for families. The layout includes three large double beds; the room offered is the entire villa, not a separately booked room.

The fully equipped kitchen and dining area let you prepare and share meals on site. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the indoor amenities. The outdoor spaces are a particular feature of the house: a balcony, garden, terrace with a heated private pool and a furnished rooftop terrace. Views include the garden, pool, mountains and village. The villa also has a barbecue and a private entrance.

The villa has free Wi-Fi in every room, as well as air conditioning. Indoor amenities include a kitchen with an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, kettle and toaster. You’ll also find a coffee machine, dining table, washing machine and tumble dryer. The flat-screen TV receives cable and satellite channels. There is a bar and a mini-market on site.

Outside, the garden, dining furniture and barbecue make it easy to enjoy meals outdoors. The private pool is heated and has sun loungers, parasols and a cover. Pool or beach towels are also provided. Two terraces, including a sun terrace on the roof, and a balcony complete the outdoor spaces. For getting around, bicycle and car hire are available; activities such as hiking, cycling and horse riding are among the options around the villa.

Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt is a village in Vaucluse, in the Luberon, with an old stone centre and narrow streets climbing towards the remains of its château. You can explore village life on foot, among the church, old houses and viewpoints over the surrounding hills. It suits travellers who want to alternate walks through Provençal villages with garrigue landscapes and excursions in the Luberon Regional Natural Park.

Saint-Étienne Church is 230 m away and the château ruins are 470 m away. The surrounding area also features ochre landscapes: the Mines de Bruoux in Gargas take you through former galleries carved into the coloured rock. The village of Roussillon and its ochre trails can be visited by car, as can Gordes and Sénanque Abbey. The terrain is suited to walks and cycling; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and scattered sites of the Luberon. Marseille Provence Airport is accessible by road, about 88 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with temperatures often pleasant for exploring villages and trails. In summer, hot days are a reason to start sightseeing early and save the hottest hours for a break by the pool. Lavender blooms colour parts of the Luberon towards the end of June and in July, depending on seasonal conditions. A day can combine exploring the centre of Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt with an excursion to the ochre sites, followed by a return to the villa to enjoy the terraces.