This contemporary property with pool is located in the wooded hills of the town of Apt and is ideal to benefit extensively from the exceptional climate of the Vaucluse.

Apt is the capital of candied fruit and is therefore affectionately known by the French as the jam kettle.

The 2,000 m² natural plot spoils you with a very beautiful view and spacious, sun-drenched terraces that invite you to laze around.

The very large living room with an open and modern kitchen is bright and comfortable.

On the first floor you can also expect a master bedroom with adjoining bathroom and a children's bedroom.

On the upper floor there is another bathroom and two nice bedrooms with access to an inviting balcony.

A discreet and very helpful housekeeping couple occupies the back of the villa.

You live here in the department of Vaucluse, which invites you to bike tours and walks in a hilly nature.

The destinations of your excursions could be the beautiful ochre rocks of Roussillon, the majestic Mont Ventoux, the Colorado of Provence or the ochre rocks of Rustrel or the mysterious Sorgue spring.

The mountain villages of Gordes, Bonnieux, Ménerbes and Lacoste are also worth a detour, which you can reach, for example, via the beautiful gorge Combe de Lourmarin with the river Aigue Brund and impressive limestone cliffs.

This gorge is also the gateway between the northern and southern Luberon and forms the border between the Petit Luberon or Small Luberon to the west and the Grand Luberon or Great Luberon to the east.

Take a detour to L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, popularly known as the Venice of Provence, which offers a multitude of outdoor cafés along its canals as well as plenty of flea market vendors and artisans.

To the south, the mountain Sainte-Victoire, which often served the famous painter Paul Cézanne as a motif for his paintings, and the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department with a lot of untouched nature lie at your feet.

This very nice vacation accommodation with pool promises you an unforgettable vacation in a region where there is so much to discover.