Villas in France
From lavender-scented Provence estates to glamorous Côte d'Azur retreats and rustic Dordogne farmhouses, France offers an extraordinary range of villa holidays. Enjoy world-class cuisine, vineyards, and culture from your own private villa.
From lavender-scented Provence estates to glamorous Côte d'Azur retreats and rustic Dordogne farmhouses, France offers an extraordinary range of villa holidays. Enjoy world-class cuisine, vineyards, and culture from your own private villa. Browse our selection from VillaForYou and other trusted providers. Every listing includes a gallery of 15+ high-quality photos so you can explore each property before booking.
Maison Micouleaud
Besse, Dordogne, France
Le Catamaran
Sallèles-d'Aude, Aude, France
Chez Rambaud
les Salles Lavauguyon, Haute vienne, France
La Roche 6
Aigues-Vives, Herault, France
Aioli
Montbrun-des-Corbières, Aude, France
Cocotiers
Les Issambres, Var, France
Dolce Vita C7
Sainte Maxime, Var, France
Lac Bleu huis nr 13
Lacapelle Marival, Lot, France
Le Tourel
Saint-Cernin-de-l'Herm, Dordogne, France
Camp del Four
Puy l'Eveque, Lot, France
Loupiac 8pers
Puy-l'Evéque, Lot, France
L Aiguillou
Besse, Dordogne, France
La maison des Vendangeurs 6
Olonzac, Herault, France
Caballero
Villefranche du Périgort, Dordogne, France
Lomandra
Salernes, Var, France
Villas in France — Your Complete Guide
France remains one of the world's most popular villa destinations, with diverse regions each offering a unique character. The south of France, including Provence and the French Riviera, features sun-drenched villas with private pools, olive groves, and Mediterranean views. The Dordogne and Lot valleys offer stone-built country houses amid rolling countryside and medieval villages. Normandy and Brittany provide coastal villas with dramatic Atlantic scenery, while the Loire Valley offers châteaux-style properties amid famous vineyards.
France Villa FAQ
What are the best regions in France for villa holidays?
The most popular regions are Provence (lavender fields, culture), Côte d'Azur (glamour, beaches), Dordogne (countryside, gastronomy), Languedoc (value, vineyards), and Corsica (mountains, beaches). Each offers distinct landscapes and experiences.
Do French villas typically have pools?
Yes, the majority of villas in southern France include private pools. In Provence and the Côte d'Azur, heated pools are common. Some properties in northern regions offer shared or indoor pools instead.
When is the best time to visit France for a villa holiday?
June to September offers the warmest weather and longest days. July and August are peak season with the highest prices. May-June and September-October offer pleasant weather, lower prices, and fewer crowds.
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