Villa Sainte Anne

Villa Sainte Anne is offered as a whole: a two-bedroom villa measuring 120 m² and designed for four people. This layout suits a family or two couples who want to share the living areas while having separate bedrooms. The bathroom is private, and the fully equipped kitchen lets you prepare meals on site. Air conditioning, a washing machine and a dishwasher add useful amenities for a stay of several days.

The terrace offers views of the garden and mountains, while the windows also overlook an interior courtyard. The villa has a dining area, a living room, a private entrance and a barbecue. Sleeping arrangements consist of one large double bed and two single beds. A flat-screen TV, coffee machine and kitchenware are also provided. This entire house stands out for its outdoor spaces, private hot tub and access to the property's outdoor swimming pool.

The villa has an outdoor swimming pool and a landscaped garden with outdoor furniture, sun loungers and a sun terrace. A barbecue is available for preparing meals outside. The hot tub and spa relaxation area offer another place to unwind after a day of walking or cycling. Massages are also available.

Inside, the kitchen has a hob, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The shared lounge and TV area complete the living spaces. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa, and free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and streaming services are also provided. Vegetarian breakfast is served on site, with an option to take away. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Sénas is in the Provençal plain of the Bouches-du-Rhône, between farmland and the limestone hills that lead towards the Luberon and the Alpilles. The town offers a stop away from major urban centres, with roads linking the villages and natural sites in the area. A car makes it easier to explore this countryside; paths and country roads also invite you to go cycling or walking.

The Grottes de Calès, near Lamanon, are a series of caves and remains set into the rock, which you can explore on a walk. The Régalon Gorge is known for its narrow landscapes and hiking trails; check access conditions before setting out during periods of high temperatures. The village of Alleins offers a chance to stop in a Provençal town, while Mallemort and Pont Royal provide other landmarks nearby. Lamanon railway station is 3.5 km away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 30 km away.

Spring and autumn are particularly suitable for hiking, with more pleasant temperatures for walking in the hills and visiting villages. In summer, plan outings for early in the morning and take water with you, especially on exposed trails. You can spend a day walking through the gorge, stopping in a nearby village and returning to the villa to enjoy the garden and swimming pool. The Provençal landscape changes with the seasons: the fields and hills take on a different character throughout the year, so your stay need not depend on a single activity.