Roussillon House is a beautifully presented and spacious property in the ochre village of Roussillon, in the Luberon region of Provence. It is blessed with spectacular views and a convenient central location within the village with access to free resident parking. The ambiance is lively with restaurants, cafes, art galleries, numerous shops and the local market all within easy walking distance. The property is well-equipped and offers 3 bedrooms sleeping 6 and 2 bathrooms with an open plan living room, kitchen and dining room. The sunny and private terrace offers magnificent views of the “Fairy Valley”, with its ochre cliffs and the Luberon mountain beyond. There is a TV, a DVD player, stereo and free WiFi. The kitchen has a double oven and gas cooker, dishwasher, a large fridge-freezer, microwave, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. A variety of board games, DVDs and books are available for the use of guests. Towels and bedlinen are provided and a washing machine is also available. Roussillon House serves as a great base from which to explore the surrounding world-famous hill-top villages and numerous tourist attractions. Please note, due to the open staircase, young children must be supervised inside the house.

Bienvenue / Welcome / Willkommen / Bienvenido! Welcome to the Roussillon House. We are delighted that you have chosen our home to spend your holiday and hope you find it relaxing and pleasant. We hope that during your stay you are able to unwind and enjoy all that Provence has to offer. There is a welcome pack and various leaflets at the house which provide information on the house, the village and the surrounding region which you may find useful. If you have any questions or need help with anything, please contact our property manager Christian Linke who will be pleased to help you.

Imagine sitting at an outdoor café sipping wine as you listen to an accordion playing and watch people go by.... Roussillon is famous for its ochre deposits that bathe the surrounding region in a distinctive palette of blazing colours. Visit the disused ochre quarry to experience the Colorado landscape and the Écomusée de l'Ocre which offers guided tours and workshops on how ochre was mined here. In the village, there is the parochial church of Saint-Michel, the ancient ramparts and the nineteenth-century bell tower with panoramic views from the Castrum. Beyond the village are lavender fields, vineyards and orchards dotting the landscape. Other famous hill-top villages, with their busy Provençal markets are an easy drive away. Nearby atrractions include: Fontaine de Vaucluse – source of the Sorgue River. Cedar Forest in Bonnieux Sénanque Abbey - 12th century Cistercian monastery Corkscrew Museum at Ménerbes Musee de la Lavande at Coustellet Château de Lacoste - home of the Marquis de Sade and Pierre Cardin. l'Isle sur la Sorgue - old water wheels and antique shops Avignon - Palais des Papes and the Pont. Outdoor activities - hiking, cycling, accrobranching and horse-riding.