Villa d'Aneta

Villa d'Aneta offers an entire 120 m² villa arranged around three bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. It accommodates five people. The layout includes a large double bed in one bedroom, two single beds in another and a double bed in the third; the living room has a sofa bed. This arrangement suits families or guests who want to share a house while having separate sleeping areas.

The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with a fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, kitchenware and coffee machine. The villa also has a fireplace, a private entrance and a terrace. An outdoor dining area extends the living space in fine weather. The two bathrooms have a bath or shower; the house also has an additional toilet.

Villa d'Aneta brings together amenities designed for everyday life in a private house. The kitchen includes a hob, oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, electric kettle and coffee machine. A dining table and kitchenware let you prepare and share meals on site. The living room has a flat-screen TV and a fireplace.

Outside, garden furniture, a terrace and an outdoor dining area provide space for meals or relaxing. The garden extends the villa’s outdoor space. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and free private parking is on site. The accommodation also has a washing machine, ironing equipment and a private bathroom. Heating is available, and smoking is not permitted indoors.

Le Poët is a village in the Southern Alps, amid valleys, hills and landscapes that rise towards the mountains. The house is in the hamlet of Les Fourniers, away from major urban centres. The region combines small towns, farmland and open views; it suits guests who want to explore the surrounding area by car and alternate heritage visits with outdoor activities.

Sisteron is the area’s most notable destination. Its citadel overlooks the town and the Durance valley, with mountain views and heritage sites to explore on foot. Laragne railway station is 6 km away, while Sisteron is 11 km away. The village of Upaix, known for its medieval tower, is 4.2 km away. In Mison, the castle and its remains tell the story of this region between Provence and the Alps. A car makes it easier to visit the surrounding villages.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walks and sightseeing, with temperatures generally milder than on the hottest summer days. In summer, the days are well suited to excursions through the valleys and breaks in the villages. You could start the day by visiting Sisteron’s citadel, then continue with a stroll through the narrow streets and a detour to nearby towns. The scenery changes with the seasons, from the green slopes of spring to the drier colours of summer.