If you’re looking to escape the hectic cities of the world, consider renting this furnished villa in Aix-en-Provence.
We have selected this four-bedroom villa (PR-386) in the South of France from our many accommodations for several reasons: positive feedback from previous clients, the large garden and family-sized quarters, and the proximity to the region’s and city’s transportation network.
This Aix-en-Provence Villa:
Many of our offerings in Southern France are well suited to families looking to spend time in a quieter location, but this apartment offers extra amenities including a first floor master suit, single-sized beds in some of the upstairs bedrooms, and two large bathrooms.
Furthermore, this apartment, set in a residential neighborhood, offers spectacular gardens that include a vegetable bed, various plants and a patio with a large dining table and BBQ grill.
Feedback about this villa:
The villa created an “enchanted stay.”
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“The owners were charming and helpful.”
Location of this villa in Provence:
This villa is located two miles from the center of Aix-en-Provence and 15 miles from Marseilles. Transportation in the area is convenient with the main TGV line running from Paris to Aix-en-Provence in under three hours and car rentals are available directly at the train station.
Furthermore, direct flights from the U.S. are available to Nice Cote d’Azur Airport and connecting flights from international destinations are available to the airport in Marseilles.
For more on Provence and the South of France read:
- Grape harvest in Provence - France
- Cypress trees welcome you to Provence
- A Writer’s Retreat in the South of France
- An American in the Southeast of France
With positive reviews, a central location and a well laid out villa and garden, this offering is perfect to consider for a group looking to explore Provence and the South of France.
May 22nd, 2007 at 9:23 am
This looks great!
May 22nd, 2007 at 3:10 pm
I went to Aix en Provence last year and I have to say I loved it, it’s a great place and it is true that you are in Paris in no time with the TGV train. I’d recommend Aix to other tourists. There is so much to do. Oh, and I went in September, it is a good time to go, still hot and sunny but not too many tourists.