Attractive Villa with Pool Amoungst the Luberon Lavender Fields

Pont Royal (3 bed villa) details

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The pool surrounded by lavendar

Pont Royal

The villa exterior, private terrace

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Official classification: 3 Star Tourist Residence

Situated in the rolling hills and famous lavender fields of the Luberon, the multi-activity Pierre & Vacanes Holiday Village at Pont Royal is the ideal location for to unwind. Constructed in the traditional style of the region, the village is dolminated by the splendid Pont Royal golf course, designed by none other than Severiano Ballesteros.

The resort is also designed to fulfil the desires of children of all ages. It's swimming pool complex boasts an outdoor wave pool, a 'countryside' pool with a large beach, an artificial rafting river, a boating lake and children's clubs for all ages. Other activities include aquagym, basketball, volleyball, archery, table tennis, petanque, children's shows and a village farm.

Located just 50km from Marseille and on the doorstep of the French Riviera, the village enjoys a warm climiate in early spring and early summer and temperatures from 25°C to 30°C in mid to late summer. A car is essential for visiting the region.

Holiday Features

• A pedestrian village in the heart of Provence
• 18-hole golf course designed by S. Ballesteros
• NEW! Children's Clubs included in the price
• A wide selection of accommodation sizes

Special Offers

Save 10% when you book 90 days in advance.*
Save 20% when you book 2 consecutive weeks.*
* See 'Special Offers' for conditions and dates

This property is owned by the Pierre and Vacances Group, one of France's leading holiday village operators with over 47,000 apartments and homes in Europe. Please enquire for prices and availability for this and other apartments within the complex using the 'Personal Website' link that can be found at the bottom of the page.

The villa is available on a nightly basis as well as for weekly lets.

Accommodation detail

The villa interior

The twin bedroom

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This attractive 3 bedroom villa can comfortably accommodate 6 people and comprises:

Ground Floor

• Entrance hall with
• Separate toilet.
• Living area with sofa, 2 armchairs, low table, television available.
• Dining room with table and chairs.
• Fully equipped kitchen (4 ceramic hobs, refrigerator, extractor hood, electric oven, dishwasher, electric coffee-maker.

First Floor

• Bedroom 1 with 1 large double bed (160 x 190 cm).
• Bedroom 2 with 2 single beds (80 x 190 cm).
• Bedroom 3 with 2 single beds (80 x 190 cm).
• Bathroom (bath, 2 washbasins) and toilet.

Outside

• Private swimming pool (locked or unheated)
• Terrace with garden furniture
• A garage

Additional Accommodation Options available within the complex - click on the Personal Website link at the bottom of the page to find out more.

The village proposes four types of accommodation: 478 Apartments, 84 houses, 11 villas and 5 large farmhouses. The apartments are near shops and activities, the houses are on the edge of the village, most of the Provençal farmhouses are on the edge of the golf course and the villas are in a village in the heart of the estate. 33 apartments and 5 houses are available for persons of reduced mobility.

This property is owned by the Pierre and Vacances Group, one of France's leading holiday village operators with over 47,000 apartments and homes in Europe. Please enquire for prices and availability for this and other apartments within the complex using the 'Personal Website' link that can be found at the bottom of the page. Some accommodation is available on a nightly basis as well as for weekly lets.

About the location

Located between the Alpilles and the Lubéron, Pont-Royal cultivates a typical provençal way of living. A prestigious village on a 180 hectares domain, it offers many leisure and training courses and activities.

To discover in the surrounding area

• Aix-en-Provence: its elegant 17th and 18th century townhouses, Cathedral of Saint Sauveur, Cézanne’s studio.
• Avignon: the City of the Popes for 6 centuries, with its Gothic palace, convents, cloisters and churches, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Rocher des Doms park, Maison Jean Vilar.
• Saint-Rémy de Provence where Vincent Van Gogh lived: the house where Nostradamus was born, Glanum archaeological site, the Plateau des Antiques and its Mausoleum, one of the finest and best preserved in the world, the Museum of perfumes and fragrances of Provence.
• The Alpilles:
  - Les Baux de Provence: Les Baux History Museum, Sainte-Blaise Chapel, the Santons Museum (figurines), the Cathédrale d’Image audiovisual museum
  - Fontvieille: beautiful mills including Daudet's, the Château of Montauban where Daudet came to rest, St Victor and St Jean du Grés chapels, etc.
  - Le Paradou: "La Petite Provence du Paradou", a miniature re-enactment of early 20th-centruy traditional life with 300 figurines.
  - Mouriès: France’s leading olive growing district. To be seen: the archaeological site at the Caisses de Jean-Jean, St Jacques church, etc.
• The Lubéron with Lourmarin, Gardes, Bonnieux, the wonderful natural park and its "Colorado Provençal".
• La Sorgue with Fontaine de Vaucluse and L'Isle sur Sorgue (and the antiques market).
• Mallemort and its old village built on a hill dominated by a 14th century keep
  - the ruins of the château of the Bishops of Marseille
  - the Chapel of Notre Dame du Plan.
• Alleins: its 17th century château, the Chapels of Saint John and Saint George, Church of Saint Pons and the Calvary with a panoramic view over the village and the Durance valley.
• Vernègues: the ruins of a 1st century Roman temple, the Chapel of Saint Symphorien and the Saint Cézaire chapel built against the temple.
• Lamanon: the remains of its mediaeval castle with its natural ramparts and famous troglodyte caves, its 300-year old plane tree classified as a natural monument, known as "the giant of Provence".
• Senas and the fresh fruit and vegetable market.
• Eyguières, the necropolis of Mount Menu and pre-Romanesque Saint Vérédème chapel.
• Eygalières and the remains of the keep, 12th- and 16th-century Saint Laurent church, the Penitents chapel, world-famous 12th-century Saint-Sixte chapel.
• Mollégès and the remains of the old Abbaye des Dames de Mollégès, 11th-century Saint Thomas chapel.
• La Roque d'Anthéron: Florans Park where, over the last 10 years, the famous piano festival has created a true open-air auditorium of exceptional quality, Silvacane Abbey and its cloisters, the quarries at Rognes 6 km from La Roquen and the church at Cucuron, which houses a magnificent organ, ideal for the repertoire chosen by Jean-Charles Ablitzer.
• All the markets of Provence, fairs, exhibitions, shows and other festivities.
• The Camargue, its Regional Natural Park and its traditions.
• The deep rocky inlets in Cassis.
• Salon de Provence, soap-making, Emperi château, Nostradamus's house

Shops and Services

• In Mallemort (3 km): doctors' surgeries, pharmacies, banks, supermarket and mini-market, market (Friday morning).
• In Salon-de-Provence (15 km): banks, shopping centre and cinemas.

See Local guide and map for information on nearby towns and facilities.

Activities near by

Archery, Boules, Boating, Cycling, Fishing, Golf, Hiking, Horse riding, Mountain biking, Shopping, Sightseeing, Swimming, Tennis, Walking

See Activities and attractions for more information on nearby activities and places of interest.

How to get here

See Local guide and map for information on nearby towns and airports.