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If you’re looking for a villa apartment rental off the beaten path in the beautiful South of France, this may be the place for you. Accommodating up to eight people across four bedrooms, this complex of two buildings and a pool has a main house of roughly 180 sqm/1940 sqft, making it a great furnished apartment rental for families or group travelers.
On the ground floor, you’ll find a living room with TV, DVD player and fireplace, a dining area with a round table, the first of four bedrooms with a queen-size (160cm) bed and en-suite bathroom and the open eat-in kitchen, complete with 4 gas burners, an electric oven, a dishwasher and a refrigerator/freezer.
Bedrooms two, three and four are up a flight of stone steps, bedroom two with a queen bed and number three with a double (140cm). The fourth bedroom has two twin beds, perfect for kids. There is also a terrace overlooking the garden, accessible through one of the bedrooms.
A large paved terrace is adjacent to the extensive garden (3000sqm/32,300sqft) and the pool (14m x 7m or 46ft x 23 ft). Outside is also the pool house, a separate building with the fourth bathroom and a full kitchen that includes a barbecue.
Right in the heart of the Pope’s Provence, this villa is conveniently located in Carpentras between Orange (28km/17.4km) & Avignon (29.6km/18.4mi). The region is known for its rich history, indulgent cuisine and dramatic landscapes that have inspired the likes of Paul Cézanne and Vincent Van Gogh. It’s a quick drive (4.3km/2.7mi) into Carpentras, a typical Provence town where you’ll find adorable shops, convenient groceries and a taste of authentic French country life.
Other major destinations in Provence include Aix en Provence (99.1km/61.2mi) and Marseille (115km/71.6mi), two historic capitals of the region. Getting here is easy from the Marseille-Provence Airport (95.1km/59.1km) and by TGV high-speed train from Paris, arriving at Avignon.
