Villa et maisonnette provençales

Villa et maisonnette provençales offers two entire homes: a 226 m² villa with five bedrooms and a 30 m² small house with one bedroom. The first accommodates eleven people and has three bathrooms; the second is for four people and has one bathroom. Both have a living room, a kitchen and a private entrance, allowing each group to enjoy a separate living space.

The main villa has five double beds and a sofa bed, while the small house has a large double bed and a sofa bed. Both homes are air-conditioned and equipped with a flat-screen TV. The larger villa's kitchen has a dishwasher, an oven and a barbecue; the small house also has an oven and a barbecue. The terraces and views of the garden or pool distinguish these homes, with an additional balcony in the main villa.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. You can also enjoy a private pool, sun loungers and parasols. A barbecue completes the facilities, and free private parking is available on site. The entire property is advertised as wheelchair accessible and located on the ground floor; the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Indoors, the kitchens have a refrigerator, an oven, a hob, kitchenware and a coffee machine. A washing machine, dining table, seating area and hairdryer are also among the facilities. The homes are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Board games and puzzles are provided, and pets are allowed at no extra charge.

Carpentras is a town in Vaucluse shaped by its past as the capital of the Comtat Venaissin. Its old town combines shopping streets, historic houses and religious buildings; its walks suit travellers who enjoy discovering a Provençal town at their own pace. Markets and squares also offer the chance to sample local produce, while gardens provide a break from the busy streets.

Porte d'Orange, a remnant of the medieval fortifications, is 1.7 km away. In the centre, Saint-Siffrein Cathedral and the synagogue reflect the town's long history. The l'Inguimbertine library-museum, housed in the former Hôtel-Dieu, brings together heritage collections and exhibition spaces. Carpentras railway station is 2.6 km away and provides train connections to central Avignon. For excursions around Vaucluse, a car makes it easier to travel between villages and rural landscapes.

Mont Ventoux towers over the surrounding area and attracts cyclists and hikers, with routes that vary in difficulty depending on altitude and season. Fine weather is ideal for outdoor visits and trips to Provençal villages; in summer, plan walks for the cooler hours. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for discovering Carpentras's heritage and exploring the department's roads. You can spend a day visiting the town-centre monuments and taking an excursion through the landscapes of Mont Ventoux.