Maison provençale dans village médiéval

The house is rented as a whole, with all living areas under one roof. It has one bedroom, a bathroom with a shower, a seating area and a fully equipped kitchen. From the main room, you can enjoy a city view, with a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine available. The property measures 80 m² and can accommodate up to four people.

The kitchen has a fridge, an oven, a microwave and a hob, as well as an electric kettle and a toaster. A washing machine is also available. The bedroom has a double bed, and bed linen and towels are provided. A private entrance leads directly inside. With its kitchen and seating area, this house suits couples or small groups who want to stay in the old village.

The house has a terrace and a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals. You will find a fridge, an oven, a hob, a microwave and a toaster, as well as an electric kettle and a coffee machine. A washing machine, ironing equipment and a clothes airer are available. The bathroom has a shower, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries.

In the seating area, a flat-screen TV accompanies the free internet connection, available throughout the accommodation. Free public parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required. The private entrance leads into a self-contained house with a city view. You also have a dining table, a sofa and a wardrobe or dressing room. The terrace extends the living space outdoors, while the kitchen and washing machine make meals and laundry easier during your stay.

Les Arcs-sur-Argens centres on an old Provençal village, with narrow streets, old gates and stone façades. You can explore the historic district on foot, passing through vaulted passageways and small squares. This stop in the Var suits travellers who enjoy inhabited villages and local heritage, as well as visitors exploring the region’s wine estates. The house is in this old part of the village, among the streets that make up the medieval centre.

Jardin des Oliviers is 30 m away, and the historic gates, including Porte du Miracles des Roses, are in the immediate surroundings. Maison de l'Histoire des Arcs, 100 m away, offers a closer look at local history. Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste and the various old entrances add to a walk around the centre. For an outing among the vines, Château de Villeneuve and Château Sainte-Roseline are estates to discover in the area. Les Arcs–Draguignan station is 1 km away; a car is useful for exploring the villages and wine estates around the town.

The Provençal climate makes outings pleasant in spring and autumn, when days are often mild. In summer, plan visits to the old village for early morning or late afternoon, then spend the hottest hours taking a break in the shade. You could start the day among the narrow streets and old gates, continue with a visit to a wine estate and finish on the terrace. The grape harvest, usually in late summer or autumn depending on the estate, also offers a chance to discover the Var’s wine-growing landscape.