Maison de village

La Maison de village is rented as a whole: its three bedrooms and shared spaces make up one holiday home, covering 130 m². It accommodates up to six people and has four beds: one double bed, two single beds and one extra-large double bed. The bathroom is shared by the occupants of the house.

The bedrooms are part of air-conditioned accommodation with a private entrance. The living areas include a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a lounge with a sofa. The flat-screen TV offers a streaming service. The patio extends the indoor spaces outdoors, and outdoor furniture lets you make the most of it. Bed linen and towels are provided. The house also has a washing machine, useful for stays of several days.

The house has a fitted kitchen for preparing meals at the property. It includes a fridge, hob, microwave, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. The dishwasher makes clearing up after meals easier, and the dining table provides a dedicated space to gather. Kitchenware, cleaning products and a high chair complete the facilities.

The living room has a sofa and a flat-screen TV with a streaming service. A washing machine, ironing equipment and a drying rack are also provided. The house has a private entrance, patio, terrace and outdoor furniture. Air conditioning and heating are available. The bedrooms are non-smoking. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The bathroom has a shower or bath, toilet, hairdryer and toilet paper; towels and bed linen are provided.

Pernes-les-Fontaines is a town in the Comtat Venaissin, in the Vaucluse, known for its many fountains and old town. Its narrow streets, historic gates and stone façades give the town a distinctly Provençal character. The house is in this urban setting, close to the central streets and several gardens. It suits visitors who enjoy exploring small towns on foot and discovering their heritage along the way.

Porte de Villeneuve and Porte Notre-Dame are among the town’s old entrances. Le Donjon and the museums devoted to Comtadin costume and local traditions offer other ways to discover the village’s history. The gardens and banks of the Auzon provide quieter places to stroll. Carpentras, with its railway station and Comtat heritage, is accessible from Pernes; Avignon is another regional destination for a day exploring monuments and museums. Mont Ventoux shapes the landscapes in this part of the Vaucluse and draws hikers and cyclists.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to wander the narrow streets and explore nearby villages without the summer heat. Summer days can be hot: plan walks for the morning and save the hottest hours for a break in the shade. A stay can combine exploring Pernes’s fountains and gates with an excursion to Carpentras or the landscapes around Mont Ventoux. Markets and local produce also offer a chance to sample Provençal flavours.