Mas La Rose Sauvage - magnificent Luberon views

Mas La Rose Sauvage is rented as a whole: it is a 247 m² villa arranged around five bedrooms and designed to accommodate up to ten guests. The bedrooms are part of the same house, with five private bathrooms. The layout includes six beds in total: four extra-large double beds and two single beds. This arrangement allows several guests to stay under one roof while retaining separate sleeping areas.

The villa also stands out for its views of the garden, pool and mountains. A balcony, patio and terrace extend the rooms outdoors. Air conditioning, a seating area with a fireplace and an equipped kitchen add to the living spaces. The private pool is one of the house's facilities; the bathrooms have a bath and a shower. A flat-screen TV, washing machine and dishwasher complete the facilities.

The villa has a private pool bordered by sun loungers and parasols, with towels reserved for the pool or beach. The garden, balcony, patio and sun terrace offer several places to enjoy the fresh air. An outdoor dining area and barbecue let you have lunch or dinner outside, while the pool bar adds to the swimming facilities. Massages and cooking classes are also among the services offered.

Inside, the kitchen includes a coffee machine, kettle, oven, hob, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. A flat-screen TV, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi are available. Private parking is free and includes a charging point for electric vehicles. The villa is equipped for self-catering stays, with a washing machine, tumble dryer and kitchenware. Activities such as hiking, cycling and table tennis are also available.

Murs is a village in the Luberon, amid the Provençal landscape of hills, fields and stone villages. Its rural setting suits travellers who want to explore the region by car, alternate walks with visits, or spend time relaxing by the pool. The surrounding area combines village heritage, varied terrain and agricultural landscapes; small roads connect the hamlets and neighbouring towns.

Gordes, with its stone lanes and château, is 5 km away. The Village des Bories is home to dry-stone buildings characteristic of the region. The Ochre Trail in Roussillon crosses colourful landscapes shaped by ochre mining. Joucas also offers the chance to stroll through a Provençal village, while Sénanque Abbey is a heritage site in a valley in the Luberon. A car makes it easier to travel between these sites and nearby villages; Marseille-Provence Airport is 54 km away.

Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the villages and trails without the summer heat. In summer, sunny days are suited to visiting early in the morning, followed by a break by the pool during the hottest hours. Lavender fields colour parts of Provence in late June and July, depending on the season. An excursion can take in Gordes and the Village des Bories, followed by a stroll in Roussillon or an outing through the landscapes of the Luberon.