Villa au pied de la sainte Victoire

The villa is offered as a whole and has four bedrooms for up to eight guests. Its 140 m² bring the sleeping and living areas together in one home. The layout includes two single beds, two large double beds and two sofa beds. There are two bathrooms, with a shower or bath.

The shared spaces include an equipped kitchen, a dining area and a lounge. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher make longer stays easier. The terrace overlooks the garden and has outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. A private pool completes the outdoor facilities. The home suits stays with family or friends, with shared spaces for meals and separate bedrooms for resting. A high chair is also provided.

The villa has an equipped kitchen with a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle and utensils. A coffee machine and teapot let you prepare drinks, while the dining table provides space for meals. The lounge includes a sofa and a flat-screen TV. Air conditioning, heating and a washing machine complete the indoor facilities.

Outside, the private pool, garden and terrace are furnished with outdoor furniture, sun loungers and parasols. A barbecue and an outdoor dining area invite you to eat in the garden. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. Bed linen and towels are provided; a high chair is also available.

Puyloubier is a Provençal village on the southern slope of Sainte-Victoire Mountain. The village houses and vineyard landscapes create a rural setting where walks, tastings and outdoor activities shape your stay. The area also attracts painting and walking enthusiasts, thanks to the landscapes that influenced Paul Cézanne’s work and the mountain terrain.

Sainte-Victoire Mountain is 3.6 km away and offers walking trails and views across the Provençal countryside. Puyloubier village, 740 m away, lets you explore its narrow streets and local atmosphere. Château Gassier and Domaine des Diables, 2.6 km and 3.1 km away respectively, offer a chance to discover the surrounding vineyards. The olive oil mill and museum, 810 m away, provides an insight into the area’s olive-growing heritage. A car is useful for reaching the villages, wineries and walking trails scattered around the area.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking the trails and enjoying milder temperatures. In summer, plan your outings early in the day, especially for walks exposed to the sun, then spend the hottest hours by the pool or in the shade of the garden. An outing can combine a visit to a winery with a walk around the village; landscape enthusiasts can spend a day exploring the routes on Sainte-Victoire. The region is also well suited to visiting villages and heritage sites by car, alternating active outings with time to relax at the villa.