Manosque: Maison en Provence avec superbe vue

The villa has three bedrooms and sleeps up to five people. It covers 130 m² and is rented as a detached house rather than as several room categories. The layout includes two double beds and one single bed. One bathroom with a bath or shower serves the house, while the living room provides a space to spend time together after a day in Manosque.

The fully equipped kitchen lets you prepare meals on site and includes a fridge, oven, microwave, dishwasher and coffee machine. The balcony and terrace extend the indoor living space and overlook the garden and town. A flat-screen TV, washing machine and fireplace complete the facilities. The views and outdoor spaces set this villa apart, bringing the bedrooms, kitchen and lounge area together under one roof.

The villa has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a fridge, hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kitchenware and coffee machine. An outdoor dining area lets you eat outside. The living room has a sofa and fireplace, while the washing machine, ironing equipment and iron take care of everyday needs. A flat-screen TV and DVD player complete the entertainment facilities.

Outside, the garden, balcony and terrace offer different spaces with views of the town or garden. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. The accommodation also has heating and parquet, tiled or marble floors. The bedrooms are non-smoking, and the house is detached; these facilities suit both a family stay and a stopover with a group in the Manosque area.

Manosque is a town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the Durance Valley and the Provençal hills. Its old centre has narrow streets, stone gates and churches that tell the story of its past. Facades and shaded squares give the town the feel of a southern French market town, with shops and services that make it lively all year round. If you enjoy combining local heritage, Provençal landscapes and trips by car, there are several ways to shape your stay here.

Lou Paraïs, the home of the writer Jean Giono, is 240 m away; a visit offers a glimpse into his world and his ties to the region. Notre-Dame-de-Romigier Church, 710 m away, and the historic gates in the centre, including Porte du Soubeyran, mark out a walk through the old town. Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 1.3 km away. The Verdon Regional Natural Park, 3.4 km away, opens up landscapes of hills, lakes and gorges; a car is useful for exploring the area. Marseille-Provence Airport is 63 km away.

For a day without a long journey, take time to explore the old centre and visit the places dedicated to Jean Giono. In fine weather, you can enjoy the terraces and walks through the town’s gardens. In summer, the region’s lavender fields draw visitors, while spring and early autumn often bring milder temperatures for outings. Routes to the Verdon and nearby Provençal villages let you vary your days between heritage, scenery and time outdoors.