Seasonal rental Property
Rustrel

Atypical property for rent with breathtaking view on the Luberon valley

600 meters from the village of Rustrel, a charming village with all its shops, this unique property is nestled on a hillside, offering a privileged setting of tranquility and panoramic views over the Luberon valley.

The property feels like a hamlet, with a central space dedicated to the swimming pool, surrounded by beautiful terraces, including two shaded ones—perfect for summer meals while admiring the breathtaking views of the stunning Provençal landscape. The sleeping area is spread across three separate houses on different levels.

For a relaxing nap, you can enjoy the daybed near the infinity pool or retreat to the treehouse perched among the branches. The property also features a pétanque court and a ping-pong table.

Inside, the property offers a first house with a kitchen, a living room, and a shower room. A beautiful cascading water feature in the middle of the staircase leads to the second house, which has two bedrooms sharing a bathroom. Following a terrace—with uninterrupted views of the Luberon valley—you reach a third bedroom with an independent shower room. One terrace below, you will discover the last house, which includes the final bedroom and an en-suite shower room.

Located near the Colorado Provençal of Rustrel and many hiking trails, this extraordinary retreat is perfect for a nature-filled getaway in the heart of the Luberon. With stunning relaxation areas, it is ideal for multiple families or groups of friends, offering 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms for up to 8 guests.


Things to discover near the property :
Discovering Rustrel and the Colorado Provencal is a journey into a unique and vibrant landscape unlike any other in the region. Rustrel is a charming village nestled in the heart of the Luberon Regional Park, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich history.

The highlight of Rustrel is undoubtedly the Colorado Provencal, a former ochre quarry transformed into a breathtaking natural wonderland. Here, you'll find an otherworldly landscape of vivid orange and red cliffs, sculpted by centuries of mining activity. Take a leisurely hike or a guided tour through the maze of trails, marveling at the striking geological formations and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

In addition to its natural wonders, Rustrel itself is worth exploring, with its winding streets, ancient stone houses, and picturesque cafes. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the village's historic sites, such as the 12th-century church and the old town hall.

Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, Rustrel and the Colorado Provencal offer a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you with lasting memories of your time in Provence.

Exploring the villages surrounding Rustrel provides a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the charm and diversity of the Luberon area. Here are some nearby villages worth visiting:

Apt: Known for its vibrant markets, historic old town, and picturesque surroundings, Apt is a bustling hub with a rich cultural heritage.

Gordes : Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Luberon Valley, Gordes is renowned for its stunning views, medieval architecture, and artistic ambiance. Recently elected "Most Beautiful Village of the World" by Travel+Leisure magazine.

Roussillon: Famous for its ochre cliffs and colorful buildings, Roussillon is a picturesque village nestled amidst the natural beauty of the Luberon region.

Bonnieux: Set atop a hill overlooking the valley, Bonnieux is a charming village with narrow streets, ancient churches, and panoramic vistas.

Lourmarin: A quintessential Provencal village with its winding streets, Renaissance castle, and vibrant cultural scene.

Ménerbes: Made famous by Peter Mayle's book "A Year in Provence," Ménerbes is a charming village with historic stone houses and panoramic views of the Luberon countryside.

Exploring these villages allows you to experience the rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty of the Provence region, making for a memorable and enriching journey.

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