Maison de ville piscine chauffée

The villa has four bedrooms and can accommodate up to eight people. The sleeping arrangements comprise two large double beds and four single beds, a layout that suits both a family and a group of travellers. The bedrooms are part of an entire 120 m² house, with two bathrooms and a private kitchen. A private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are among the accommodation’s amenities.

The terrace overlooking the garden and the private pool set this house apart from a simple room rental: the outdoor spaces are available to the villa’s occupants. The kitchen has utensils and lets you prepare meals on site; a washing machine is also available. The single accommodation category groups all four bedrooms under the name “Villa”. The six beds are spread across the rooms, with no further distinction between categories.

The villa has a private outdoor pool, a garden and a terrace. Barbecue facilities let you cook outside, while the indoor kitchen comes with utensils. The house has air conditioning, and heating is also available. A washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing equipment and clothes airer make longer stays or family holidays easier.

In the rooms, you’ll find a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe or dressing room, and a private bathroom with toilet paper. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Free public parking is available nearby, with no advance reservation required. The bedrooms are non-smoking, and smoking is prohibited throughout the villa. The amenities bring together outdoor spaces, a kitchen and practical facilities for everyday needs. The pool can be heated from October to May for an additional charge of €50 per day.

Eyragues is a village in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the Provençal countryside, north of the Alpilles and east of Avignon. The village’s buildings, streets and squares make it a peaceful stop between city visits and rural landscapes. The area attracts travellers who want to alternate heritage visits, walks in villages and time to relax in a house with a garden and pool.

In Eyragues, the Musée Témoignage et Patrimoine and Parc des Poètes are a few minutes’ walk away. The Maison de Frédéric Mistral in Maillane traces the life of the Provençal writer, while Château de Châteaurenard reflects local history. Avignon, 13 km away, is home to the Palace of the Popes and Pont Saint-Bénézet, two major sites for discovering the city’s history. Avignon’s railway stations are also about 13 km away; a car is useful for travelling between the villages and nearby attractions.

Spring and autumn are well suited to visits and walks in the Alpilles, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In June and July, lavender fields colour several parts of Provence, while September marks the start of the grape harvest in the wine-growing regions. You can spend a day in Avignon, then return to enjoy the terrace and pool. For a shorter outing, nearby villages and country paths offer a glimpse of the Provençal landscape.